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You can publicly advocate for eco-terrorism and UK Plc won't bat an eyelid and luvvies at the grauniad will sing your praises, but stand up for the rights of Palestinians and those supporting them and suddenly they spring into action and remove you as a threat to public safety. Funny how that works... Haven't read Malm's book, but I always thought it was strange he could get away with advocating for sabotage in that way and not get cancelled - or worse - for it. Now I'm wondering if he partnered with intel to flush out radicals and/or discredit the environmental movement and that's why he got a free pass. But speaking up for Palestinians was too much for his handlers to stomach? Hmmm... I
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