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This week, the Metropolitan Police in London were videotaped removing posters with pictures

of hostages taken by Hamas.

The posters were being removed from Cullamore chemist in Edgeware.

The chemist's CEO, Hassan Khan, recently retweeted posts branding Israel and the IDF,

quote, filthy animals and encouraging Iran and Hezbollah to attack Israel.

This naturally caused some properly earned angst. After all, the removal of such posters

has become the domain of anti-Semites across the world. So what was the police's excuse

for removing the posters? They explained, quote, both people who reported the posters to us were

concerned that would escalate an already tense situation. Officers went to the shop and acting in good

faith, they removed the posters in an effort to prevent any such escalation. We do not wish

to limit the rights of anyone to protest or to raise awareness of the plight of those kidnapped

and the terrible impact on their families, but we do have a responsibility to take reasonable steps to stop issues escalating

and to avoid any further increase in community tension.

Stop the escalation, prevent the community tension.

That's the important thing.

Well, yesterday, the Metropolitan Police reportedly arrested a man for posting a video

criticizing people for putting up Palestinian flags around his neighborhood.

Here is the video.

And this is the kind of shit that's going on.

Yeah.

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