My letter about antisemitism in today's Independent

"When I see something that I don't like in a newspaper, I don't just sit there fulminating in anger, I write a courteous and constructive letter to the editor"

You don't half fancy yourself, Mr Narcissistic Pomposity.

"She reminds me of a saloon bar bore who drones on about immigration and then is surprised to be accused of racism"

Discussing immigration has nothing to do with being 'racist'. This stupid (or mendacious, depending) conflation by your party and that of McLoon is what has brought this country to its current sorry state.

By the way, what about the other saloon bar bore named Tonge? Is she facing the expulsion committee anytime soon?

If only she were a saloon bar bore ... not a term I would apply to dangerous Jew-haters like her.

You guys mill around this blog addressing me and each other - do you ever do anything that involves reaching out to the general public and presenting them with an argument?

You guys mill around this blog addressing me and each other - do you ever do anything that involves reaching out to the general public and presenting them with an argument?

Yeah, I say all the time antisemitism is bad, but nobody seems to listen.

And especially, they don't listen at the LibDem Party. I pointed out that they cannot keep an antisemite like Tonge, but they keep ignoring me.

And yet you never seem to have anything to say about similar people in the Labour Party?

These people in the Labour Party don't have a blogger who pretends to be a friend of Israel.

"do you ever do anything that involves reaching out to the general public and presenting them with an argument?"

You have no idea what we do in real life, clown.

"And yet you never seem to have anything to say about similar people in the Labour Party?"

Drivel. We say plenty about Livingstone and Linton when appropriate. If a 'Labour' mouthpiece came here spouting the same mealy-mouthed nonsense as you do, he'd get it in the neck plenty.

Yoni1, and if a Tory were to come here, would you pull him up over Hague and Cameron, both of whom -- I hope you agree -- are far more important than some siren-voiced backbench Lib Dem peer or discredited former London mayor.

What I've found, in writing to the Torygraph, is that I'm ignored because I ain't a personage of note.
I did, however, manage get a letter in that esteemed organ once: early in 1998 or thereabouts - about the total lack of passport checks at Waterloo or on Eurostar.
Many a time my local rag carries letters from the PSC harpies - but ignores letters supporting Israel.

"if a Tory were to come here, would you pull him up over Hague and Cameron"

Most certainly. In fact, not only that, but I have written to my own Tory MP about them, in very strong terms indeed. We fell out over this issue big-time, having been on the most cordial terms for a number of years.

"far more important than some siren-voiced backbench Lib Dem peer or discredited former London mayor"

Except that he is planning a comeback, and is still strong enough within the party to have survived what should have been certain expulsion for anyone else after brazenly flouting the party rules during the GE: they were too scared to touch him (mind you, the Millipedes would have been too scared to expel a wet paper bag). The fact that he is discredited to you or me doesn't mean that he is discredited in the eyes of hordes of loonies within Labour.

Yoni1, ken ain't got a chance of a comeback. Boris will probably win after making sure some more of livingstone's abominations disappear.

"do you ever do anything that involves reaching out to the general public and presenting them with an argument?"

You know now that we talk to the general public in the Ahava counter-demos, because I told you here:

http://www.thejc.com/blogpost/is-nick-clegg-cracking#comments

So please don't ask this question again

Maybe you might even come on 9 January, I think it would be appropriate for someone from LDFI, don't you?