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Left: Telegraph's Poppy Coburn, "Why would Israeli football fans not be safe in Britain's second city" Right: Because they sing songs about raping Arab women, chant death to Arabs, chant f*ck Arabs, celebrate empty schools in Gaza as Palestinian children have been murdered "Maccabi fans were seen attacking Moroccan taxi drivers and residents, with some wielding belts and other improvised weapons. Footage showed them setting off fireworks, chanting anti-Arab slogans, and using construction materials as weapons" "Amsterdam's city council passed a motion declaring Maccabi Tel Aviv "unwelcome" in the city. The decision was based on the actions of the club's supporters, who were accused of supporting "genocide" and engaging in racist behavior" Why would anyone invite racist football fans to sew division on the streets of Birmingham?

Zack Polanski, "I hear your anger. And I think you're right to be angry. I think we should all be angry when we've had 14 years of Conservative austerity that shut our libraries, shut our community centres, and then to say integration is a problem?" "How do you expect people to integrate when you've taken away their services?" "We need to make sure that all politicians are speaking about migration in a positive sense" "Of course there will be people who have problems with migration. But their problems are, they can't get a dentist appointment; they're not enough council homes; because we've not invested in our communities" "But none of these are problems of a black face" "These are the problems of multimillionaires and billionaires, and politicians who haven't taxed them properly" "We can change that" "They're all political choices. Let's make different political choices"

Man with orange face and Oompa-Loompa outfit, "There's no racial overtone in saying we want to preserve and protect our borders, our women and children, our history and our heritage" Bonnie Greer, "When did the UK open the doors and let everybody in?" Man, "I see, yeah" Bonnie Greer, "When did that happen?" Man, "The safety of women in a city" Bonnie Greer, "You didn't answer my question. When did that happen?" Man, "I think with Blair" Bonnie Greer, "I couldn't come to the UK, everybody came here?" Man, "You came here as an immigrant" Bonnie Greer, "No, your statement, I apologise if I misunderstood. What you're implying there was a time where the United Kingdom was an open place where everybody could come" Man, "More selective I said" Bonnie Greer, "Oh really? When was that" Man, "Before the Blair government" Bonnie Greer, "Oh really, when was it? I'm asking a specific question" Man, "During the Thatcher years" Bonnie Greer, "I'm looking at the Rivers of blood speech" Man, "No, after Enoch Powell" Bonnie Greer, "So it was always open? That's not true" #BBCQT