A retrial of Palestine Action activists (acquitted of burglery charges in Feb) is on bogus "terrorism” charges.

"This is what a stitch-up looks like," says UK MP Zarah Sultana.

She "invoked parliamentary privilege to reveal [what] the British public was officially forbidden from knowing."

Reportedly, the jury will not be told that "if convicted, they & 18 others will be sentenced as terrorists."

See UK Hansard 14 Apr and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkzxhQU6QIM

#UKPol #USPol #EUPol #palestineAction #news .

@DrALJONES

I don't know how others feel about this, but I am getting extremely ANGRY that the #British #ukgovernment is FLOUTING the rule of law to hide their own #corruption

I am proud of the #nanarchists who have shown themselves to be braver than I am.

I am also totally dissatisfied with British #justice that appears to have been corrupted in the Elbit case.

It appears that evidence was FABRICATED

#starmer should be ASHAMED

@RichRARobi

The term really took off after 9/11. Had you forgotten Blair? That's when the label "terrorism" became the standard (& invincible) way of criminalising dissent.

@DrALJONES @RichRARobi

As far as I know, the earliest example of this in the UK was about a hundred years earlier, when the government labelled suffragettes as terrorists.

@david_chisnall

Oh, interesting. And of course many of their actions were "terrorist" in the standard definition of causing terror in the population. Unlike those of Palestine Action....

@RichRARobi

@david_chisnall @DrALJONES @RichRARobi
They started labelling opponents "terrorists" about the time "seditionists" went out of use.