• Τζαι πώς αντιδρά το Ισραήλ στη διευρυνομενη κριτική για τα εγκλήματα του στρατού του στην Γάζα, ή των τραμπούκων του στη Δυτική Όχθη; ..Απ’ ότι φαίνεται με δίκτυα λογοκρισίας... Έτσι το Ισραήλ αυτό-αποκαλύπτεται ακόμα πιο ξεδιάντροπα. Για το πώς υπονομεύκει την Δημοκρατία στο εσωτερικό άλλων χωρών για να συντηρεί καθεστώτα εξαρτήσεων..
· Τζαι πώς αντιδρά το Ισραήλ στη διευρυνομενη κριτική για τα εγκλήματα του στρατού του στην Γάζα, ή των τραμπούκων του στη Δυτική Όχθη; ..Απ’ ότι φαίνεται με δίκτυα λογοκρισίας... Έτσι το Ισραήλ αυτό-αποκαλύπτεται ακόμα πιο ξεδιάντροπα. Για το πώς υπονομεύκει την Δημοκρατία στο εσωτερικό άλλων χωρών για να συντηρεί καθεστώτα εξαρτήσεων..
Η αντιπαράθεση με το καθεστώς του Ισραήλ τζαι των εγκλημάτων του, αποκαλύφκει τζαι τους μηχανισμούς μέσα που τους οποίους ελέγχονταν τζι ελέγχονται πολιτικοί τζαι άλλοι – τραπεζίτες ας πούμε...
Στην Βρετανία οι Lloyds Banking Group
παρεμποδίζουν την πρόσβαση στα χρήματα
βρετανικού αριστερού σαιτ με, κριτική αιχμή προς το Ισραήλ ..
Posted on September 8, 2026 by Nick Corbishley
“This is a
major move against the possibility of an independent media” in the UK.
Our July 3rd post, “The UK’s Latest ‘Debanking’ Scandal Should Give Everyone Pause“, set out how the British left-wing news website The Canary became the latest victim of the UK’s debanking craze.
The news outlet accused Lloyds Banking Group of “withholding a substantial
amount” of its money after nearly a decade-long business relationship.
The news outlet — which brands
itself as “radical working-class media” and whose sharp reporting on Labour’s
capture by Big Business has been a headache for the party bureaucracy — said
Lloyds had not explained “why it ha[d] taken this action… despite multiple
communications from us”.
In a statement, the Canary speculated as to the possible reasons behind Lloyds’ decision,
including its anti-Zionist and pro-Palestine stance:
Whilst we do not currently
know the reasons behind our debanking, we cannot afford to be naive about this.
We do know that multiple other
politically engaged people have suffered similar actions by other banks in
recent times. It is not lost on us that powerful banks are able to restrict the
financial activity of anti-Zionist and pro-Palestine organisations and individuals.
It is an outrage that the
Canary has been unceremoniously dropped into financial instability with no
notice or explanation from Lloyds.
Lloyds Bank’s decision to
close The Canary‘s accounts
came just two months after the publication announced the launch of a daily
left-wing print tabloid — and what’s more, one that defends Palestinian rights.
Following an injection of cash last year from used car and property website
founder Cecil Hetherington, Canary director Steve Topple hailed the new tabloid as an alternative to the corporate press.
Now, the newspaper is on the
verge of financial collapse. After its initial debanking by Lloyds, the Canary
said it was in a “financially precarious situation” and did not know when
“money that Lloyds is holding will be returned” or how it will affect “our
ability to get another bank account in the future”.
“The immediate effect has been
that we have been unable to pay any staff or contractors,” Canary director
Steve Topple told Novara Media. “We have a large team, and all of them are now
extremely distressed and in limbo… We are trying our best to mitigate the
situation and have so far received much-appreciated support from members of the
public.”
Now, two months later, the
newspaper has suspended operations with immediate effect after being debanked
by a second lender, Metro Bank. The
Canary says it can no longer pay its staff, and its news operation is in
jeopardy.
Σχόλια
Δημοσίευση σχολίου