Green Party's Zionism Policy Attacked Again - But The Outrage Isn't Working!

Right, so the London Assembly has managed to muster nineteen votes to three to condemn the Greens for their "Zionism is Racism" policy, warning that it risks fuelling antisemitism. And yet after weeks of attacks over this policy, the Greens are still heading upwards in the polls, have dared to gain three points in the Opinium poll which dropped yesterday. Clearly, the public did not get the memo that they should not be supporting the Greens, won’t you please think of the poor Zionists. Maybe a second emergency meeting will sort this out. And of course this condemnation comes after weeks of pressure on the Greens to back down over this policy, despite not being able to because in the Green Party, what the members say at Conference goes. Pesky democracy, it’s why so many mainstream opinions of late have been over whether a change away from being member led should be on the cards. Why can’t the Greens just be like every other party and back establishment interests is what they might as well be saying. The Green Party's position on Palestine is now being used as an excuse for demanding they backtrack on their conference's decision or face other parties refusing to work with them, as I’ve covered in numerous local videos concerning local council administrations and labour’s demands that they end power sharing with the Greens where that happens with their party or else. Israel before your bin collections and all of that. But the threat relies on exposing the Greens as outcasts now. Unpolitical. Unserious. A party that respectable people should avoid because they’ve dared to call the ideology the state of Israel is built on, with all the apartheid and white supremacy that has since its inception been part and parcel of its existence, racist. Then along comes this poll. You might need a bigger smear.