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Monday January 05, 2009 05:18 by Tony Notgoz
![]() The “moral tipping point” is passed as Gordon Brown calls for more time for Israeli atrocities. While we were marching through Bristol on Saturday, 3rd January 2009, Gordon Brown was in Europe secretly asking for tacit support for the American veto, a veto that gave Israel more time to slaughter Palestinians living in Gaza.
How low can a politician stoop?
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