Comments for Asa Winstanley

Comment on Angry Arab talk: “The Case Against Israel” by Asa

Asa — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 19:55:22 +0000

Yes they are open to the public as far as I know. University society talks like this are usually open to anyone. I’m not a student and went to the Goldsmiths talk.

Comment on Angry Arab talk: “The Case Against Israel” by luan

luan — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 12:10:30 +0000

hi i was wandering if this talk and others he has scheduled are open to the public. I would really like to attend the one in oxford.

Comment on About me by Eugene Egan

Eugene Egan — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 11:44:51 +0000

Keep up the great work, you put those journalists in the mass media to shame!

Comment on Angry Arab talk: “The Case Against Israel” by Eugene Egan

Eugene Egan — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 11:39:52 +0000

interesting and informative, well done

Comment on Angry Arab talk: “The Case Against Israel” by Nerdhoffer

Nerdhoffer — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 17:24:31 +0000

Thanks for recording this talk and for providing it! Always love to hear As’ad.

Comment on Exposed: UK university student claiming bias works for project of Israel pressure group by Asa

Asa — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 12:56:19 +0000

The issue is simple: according to the university, she is lying, on several points. Primarily: the “re-marked” dissertation was in fact a substantially different piece of work, hence the different mark. I contacted her asking for proof the two works were practically the same (the proof Marcus Dysch claims to have seem) as she claims, but she ignored my email. Unsurprisingly.

If that is true, one has to ask why she’s going to the press with a fake story. Therefore, the fact she works for an Israeli propaganda group clearly has a bearing on the story. It’s obvious why the JC thought this little fact unfit to mention: that organ regularly regurgitates Israeli propaganda.

Comment on Exposed: UK university student claiming bias works for project of Israel pressure group by Richard

Richard — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 11:19:26 +0000

This is a very one-sided and loaded piece. I don’t see how working for a pro-Israel pressure group makes any difference.

If you were a student, would you be happy with a supervisor who was dramatically opposed to your beliefs? Would you, for example, be happy with Smadar Bakovic as your supervisor, given how strongly your beliefs on the Middle East differ?

Comment on Boycott Israel campaign grows among UK unions, despite Zionist backlash by Unions of England with the BDS «

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Comment on Boycott Israel campaign grows among UK unions, despite Zionist backlash by john

john — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 19:12:20 +0000

Hi Asa and folks

Comments here are readily verifiable.

Check out how Gardiner’s CST has unique special relationship with The Met. which permits CST to report as ‘anti-semitic’ incidents without the usual rigour required of all lesser mortal groups.

Check out my LD MP who cosies up at recent September LD annual conference/s Fringe with the motley crew of zio-hasbaras including Gardiner. Same MP is one of triumvirate who founded the cross-party Committee on anti-s [ and up to the neck in other anti-s and holycaust 'industries'] and not unarguably to be ‘credited’ with safe-guarding the steering through of the [Israeli---naturally!] war criminal get out card in 2011 Police Reform Act, Same MP has never responded to my repeated assertions of confabulating at Westminster debate on 15 May 2008 about non-existent anti-s incidents “here in leafy S—-y”. Same MP had priority several weeks before the Gaza Genocide exactly 3 years ago to question in Parliament the flatulence emissions of Santa’s reindeer riders and yet never satisfied me AT ALL in 3-month immediate aftermath,about the contemporaneous massacre of the 460 Gazan child “Holy innocents”
MP is on list of zio-lobbyists —-no attempt here made by me to endorse other-wards the site that has outed MP.

It is past time to tell the truth abroad

Not without time that former Con-Thatcherite Education Secretary Baker has just today been reported as calling for culling of the Holycaust’ industry in school history/academia to the detriment of course of British history. His contribution is massive dose of sense against the politically-correct dumbing down of education in UK.

john

Comment on Free speech and Palestinian cause a test for UK courts by paul ewing

paul ewing — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 15:31:58 +0000

arrested for ? being a palestinian basically
and breaking the law without
erm actually breaking any laws ??
ISNT THE CONSERVATIVE GOVERMENT WONDERFUL and not forgeting the freedom of speech socialist labour party for introducing the law MAKES YOU ASHAMED TO BE BRITISH DOESNT IT !!!!! YET WHEN AN ISRAELI GENERAL WANTED FOR WAR CRIMES LANDED AT LONDON HE JUST REFUSED TO GET OF THE PLANE CLAIMING IT WAS ISRAELI TERRITORY

Comment on About me by Muhon Haris

Muhon Haris — Sun, 26 Jun 2011 23:40:04 +0000

Please can you remind me closer to time when your book comes out

Thanks
Muhon

Comment on My appearance on Epilogue, Ken Livingstone’s book review show by Tweets that mention Asa Winstanley » My appearance on Epilogue, Ken Livingstone’s book review show -- Topsy.com

Wed, 12 Jan 2011 12:39:54 +0000

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Comment on Book review: diary from pre-Nakba Palestine by Asa

Asa — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 09:05:53 +0000

Hi Rana, sorry about the delay in approving your comment (forgot to check the moderation queue for a few days). Thanks a lot for your story: fascinating. Definitely do make sure those letters are preserved, sounds like important stuff.

Comment on Book review: diary from pre-Nakba Palestine by Rana

Rana — Thu, 21 Oct 2010 03:14:01 +0000

my mom and dad have STACKS of their love letters, each one is pages long all in Arabic and pre-1967. i keep telling them this is historical and important to share with the world.

my dad was an international student in the USA and mom was in Gaza through the time of the letters. they were engaged to marry. when dad flew back through ben gurion airport in tel aviv, israel on his way to Gaza and his WEDDING he was told he could not return to his home. apparently Israel decreed that all Palestinians who did not take part in a census in Fall 1967, same year and season of his wedding and flight back, they could not return. Dad was immediately deported, given choice of Libya or Norway, he chose Libya b/c Libyans speak Arabic. mom followed asap and married dad a few days after she arrived in Libya. none of their parents were able to attend their wedding, as well as all mom’s siblings were in Gaza. crazy stuff, great love letters.