Comment: There are no words:

Comment: As highlighted also in the links below, it's pretty clear by now that the British establishment and the institutions it oversees are corrupt to the core and not fit for purpose.

Furthermore, is it any wonder that such compromised representatives are, in the face of global condemnation, brazenly supporting Israel's ethnic cleansing in Gaza? Bearing in mind Israel's intelligence services and their penchant for controlling politicians via their perversions?

• UK ex-Labour peer found guilty of attempted rape of girl and sexual assault of boy under 11 in 1970's
• UK gov't pressured anti-fraud Lord to drop efforts to tackle financial crime
• Calls to re-vet all UK police after murder of Sarah Everard by superintendent who was PROMOTED to Met despite indecency offenses

Comment: Actually, 500,000 protested in London alone; the total number of people, across the planet, will have been in the tens of millions:

See also:

• Yemen's Houthis announce attacks against Israeli settlements will continue until aggression stops, warns US against direct involvement
• Iran-Russia set a western trap in Palestine
• Middle East situation could push oil prices up to 70% higher - World Bank

Comment: 'Dagestan Morning' has been blamed for the anti-Jewish riot at Makhachkala airport:

The social media and messaging platform Telegram has banned 'Utro Dagestan' (Dagestan Morning), a channel with 65,000 subscribers that has been accused of inciting Sunday's anti-Semitic riot in Dagestan. The tech group's founder, Pavel Durov, made the announcement on Monday afternoon.

"Channels that call for violence - such as this one, in the screenshot, will be banned for violating the rules of Telegram, Google, Apple, and the entire civilized world."

The screenshots identified the offender as 'Dagestan Morning', which has been exposed as a Ukrainian intelligence service project set up to stir ethnic and religious unrest in Russia.

A post in the screenshot proclaimed "We hate Jews" and "we will not let them live in Dagestan or the Caucasus," claiming that "Jewish refugees" bound for the Russian republic were on board the regularly scheduled flight from Tel Aviv to Makhachkala.

On Sunday afternoon, over 150 rioters broke onto the runway of the airport in the Dagestani capital and tried to storm the plane. Police were able to restore order after heavy clashes that left more than 20 people - including nine officers - injured. Sixty rioters were arrested.

Russia's Muslim leaders have condemned the riot as unacceptable. So has the head of Dagestan, Sergey Melikov. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday that the unrest was "obviously" incited from abroad.

'Dagestan Morning' was swiftly identified as the most likely culprit. Posing as a local outlet, the Telegram channel has received lavish funding from Kiev since the Ukraine conflict escalated in February 2022. Former Russian lawmaker Ilya Ponomarev, who fled to Kiev in 2016 and became a citizen of Ukraine, has openly admitted to the channel being one of "their" assets.

Ponomarev has served as a proxy for Kiev to claim that the terrorist attacks against Russian journalist Darya Dugina and military blogger Vladlen Tatarsky were the work of "Russian dissidents." US intelligence has recently confirmed, however, that CIA-backed Ukrainian spies were behind both assassinations, just as Moscow has said.

Russian Muslim leaders slam anti-Jewish rioters:

Officials issued a statement:

Anti-Semitism and any other form of racism has no place in Islam, Russian Muslim leaders have stressed, denouncing Sunday's rioting at Makhachkala Airport in the Republic of Dagestan. Russian authorities have accused Ukrainian intelligence services of instigating the unrest.

The Russian Council of Mufties said that while the recent escalation between Israel and Hamas had understandably aroused tensions worldwide, there can be no justification for transplanting these onto Russian society, which is composed of numerous ethnic and religious groups.

The Islamic clergy stressed that internal religious conflict should be prevented at all costs, urging Russian Muslims to prioritize stability and peace in their homeland and not to allow the influence of external factors. A scenario where various religious groups within Russian society are pitted against one another would play into the hands of the country's enemies.

"Unacceptable to our religion are injustice, collective punishment, lynching, as well as such forms of racism and hubris as anti-Semitism and Judeophobia," the Mufties argued.

The statement concluded by calling on Russian Muslims not to fall for provocations.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov claimed that foreign actors had "obviously" played a part. The official added that President Vladimir Putin would chair a high-level meeting later that day to address the "attempts by the West to use the events in the Middle East to divide the Russian society."

The head of Dagestan, Sergey Melikov, has denounced the actions of the rioters, saying "there is no courage in mobbing unarmed people who did nothing wrong." He also warned that the authorities would not allow the rioters to go unpunished.

Russian Muslim leader criticizes anti-Jewish rioters over 'Allahu Akbar' chants:

The head of the Muslim Coordination Center in Russia's North Caucasus, Ismail Berdiev, has condemned the rioters who targeted an airport in Dagestan on Sunday, accusing them of using the term 'Allahu Akbar' in an unacceptable way.

Berdiev criticized the rioters, noting that "extolling the Almighty by shouting 'Allahu Akbar' is appropriate only when there is a sound reason for it."

Berdiev also noted that rioters had used exclamations of religious praise alongside "blasphemous words" that are forbidden in Islam. "The faithful are barred from uttering profanities. A Muslim must control his actions and not shoot off the mouth, thereby setting a bad example for his brothers."

See also: Putin on Dagestan unrest: US 'geopolitical puppeteers' trying to divide Russia from within

Comment: Whilst one doesn't condone acts such as this it does demonstrate just how vulnerable mega corporations and governments can be when a citizenry feels betrayed by its government for supporting inhumane crimes, such as Israel's ethnic cleansing in Palestine. That may be one of the reasons why imperialist governments are notorious for propagandising and brainwashing its own people who otherwise would not allow such crimes to be committed in their names.

It's also worth bearing in mind that not all these acts of protest are genuine, and instead agent provocateurs are deployed by the state itself in order to smear protesters, to encourage calls by the general public to crack down, or, as seems to be the case in Dagestan recently, foment unrest in an opposition country.

Notably, in the past few years, amidst overwhelming corruption in government and big business, European nations have rammed through a variety of anti-protest laws enabling police to harrass and arrest people for behavior that wasn't formerly considered an offence (see Tweets below). These totalitarian laws began to be implemented and enforced in earnest just prior to, and then during the lockdowns and the economic crisis that the government enforced lockdowns accelerated:

Some other footage allegedly showing ways protesters are demonstrating their discontent:



Some examples of protesters being mistreated and even arrested for simply voicing their support for Palestine - compare this with the police's response to BLM, and Just Stop Oil protesters:



Two women arrested for wearing images of a para-glider, seemingly in reference to the incident (inside job) on Israel's border on October 7th: