“No, we’re the real kikeservatives!!1!”

“The torah party MUST be the real kikeservatives!!1!”

Forward jewess: “Just say Jews, man.”

It’s real in their minds.

But for those campaigning against anti-Semitism, it still sends a message that Labour might want to make exceptions, that the party is saying “yes, but”, rather than “yes, of course”, to loud demands from the Jewish community that they take the strongest action possible against those who would foment tension.

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The Jewish Leadership Council criticised Mr Corbyn’s actions and said the free speech caveats would “drive a coach and horses” through the anti-Semitism definition.

“It is clearly more important to the Labour leader to protect the free speech of those who hate Israel than it is to protect the Jewish community from the real threats that it faces,” its chief executive Simon Johnson said.

It demonstrates that jews have tremendous political power, the power to compel institutions which ostensibly aren’t run by or for jews to put jew demands above all other considerations. As usual, the loud screeching aimed at demonizing Corbyn serves to blot out the fact that he gave the jews most of what they demanded to begin with, and now they’ve got it all. Political opposition to jewing inside Britain was already proscribed. Now opposition to jewing outside Britain is proscribed. The screeching has already shifted to whether or not keeping Jeremy Corbyn around is good for the jews.