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'''Jez Turner''' is a British war veteran who had served his countryโ€™s [[zionist]] elite for 10 years as a soldier and was then accused of "inciting racial hatred". The bogus offense occurred in 2015 when Turner criticised [[jews]] control of a sinister autonomous police squad using the monikerย ''shomrim''. '''These facts were not challenged'''. The case swung on the remote possibility that the dissidentโ€™s truthful criticism could โ€œincite racial hatred.โ€
'''Jez Turner''' is a British war veteran who had served his countryโ€™s [[zionist]] elite for 10 years as a soldier and was then accused of "inciting racial hatred". The bogus offense occurred in 2015 when Turner criticized [[jews]] control of a sinister autonomous police squad using the monikerย ''shomrim''. '''These facts were not challenged'''. The case swung on the remote possibility that the dissidentโ€™s truthful criticism could โ€œincite racial hatred.โ€ He was sentenced to 12 months in Gaol, a British prison. A court judge found the martyred defendant not guilty but sentenced him anyway.
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Jez Turner is a British war veteran who had served his countryโ€™s zionist elite for 10 years as a soldier and was then accused of "inciting racial hatred". The bogus offense occurred in 2015 when Turner criticized jews control of a sinister autonomous police squad using the moniker shomrim. These facts were not challenged. The case swung on the remote possibility that the dissidentโ€™s truthful criticism could โ€œincite racial hatred.โ€ He was sentenced to 12 months in Gaol, a British prison. A court judge found the martyred defendant not guilty but sentenced him anyway.