Comments by "Kenneth Hammond" (@kennethhammond6683) on "Sky News Australia" channel.

Well done Yemen, exercising your right to defend the Yemeni people.
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Downer supported Australia's participation in the Iraq War. He argued that Iraq, the Middle East and the world would be better off without the regime of Saddam Hussein and he defended the claim that weapons of mass destruction would be found in Iraq. I really don't think Downer is in any position to make a valid or helpful comment on the current Israeli genocide unfolding in Gaza.
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Please explain what is actually false within the Amnesty report
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@kellyowens1868 yadayadayada Houthi's are Yemeni citizens they are quite simply defending Yemen and their fellow Yemeni citizens with whatever technology is available to them wherever it originates from. It is the US and their proxy Saudi Arabia who are the aggressors in this fight, the Iranians play a part of course they like the Houthi people are Shia apparently Saudi Arabia's arch-enemy. As far as to who is responsible for destabilizing the region that honor falls solely onto the laps of the zionist entity and its puppets in the region along with the US that provides them its weapons of genocide. Develop some functional white matter between your ears, numbnuts it's way too draughty inside your head at present.
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@american2126 Israel’s colonial violence, greatly funded by America and Americans of course, extends to the arts. The state of Israel prevents Palestinians from pursuing their right to artistic and cultural expression on both an individual and organisational level. The occupation state continues to dispossess, persecute and punish artists and performers like Dareen Tatour and Hafez Omar for daring to speak out against its violence. Israeli forces often attack cultural and artistic institutions, disrupt events, destroy archives or deny Palestinian artists access to their own archives. For example, the entire Palestinian national film and archive was stolen from Beirut by Israeli forces in 1982. Palestinians are prevented from accessing their own visual history—documents created by their own people. Palestinians have no freedom to practice art, much less to travel to expand their practice, perform, exhibit and collaborate or participate in arts festivals abroad. The establishment of a dance group in Gaza would be near impossible, precisely because Gaza is besieged, and because arts initiatives are relentlessly targeted by Israel. Apartheid is not a theoretical concept, nor do we use the word lightly. It is a horrifying lived experience. Self-expression through the arts is a right that Palestinians are not afforded. While suppressing and abusing all Palestinians, the Apartheid "Jewish state" regularly inserts itself into creative spaces, such as the Sydney Festival, in an attempt to launder its atrocities and fabricate legitimacy on the world stage. https://overland.org.au/2022/01/from-safsaf-to-sydney-palestinian-resistance-and-the-festival-boycott/
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@kellyowens1868 , It called Australian news services and Australian puppets acting on behalf of their US and zionist masters and repeating the script verbatim and everything they are commanded to repeat, the Australian people deserve better than these quislings have to offer..
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Yes, I am sure you believe God loves an enabler of Paedophilia.
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What! no Palestinian arts team anywhere to be seen in this jewish apartheid sponsored festival, did the Palestinians even get invited to attend?
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@american2126 Did you know that the US also supported South African Apartheid right up to within weeks of its final collapse. Yes I know disgusting isn't it!!! Opponents of the cultural boycott of Israel say that art should be separate from politics. The supposed separation has offered Palestinian artists and art no protection from political persecution and censorship. Israeli attacks on Palestinian art range from shutting down exhibitions and preventing Palestinians from performing to stopping institutions from sponsoring and hosting events. This siege on Palestinian artists must be broken. Breaking the siege means that Israel has to change, and it won’t do that without pressure. That’s why many Palestinian artists have appealed to cultural workers and artists in the rest of the world to boycott Israeli government institutions. As with South Africa, the cultural boycott is an especially important method of resisting apartheid; Israel openly abuses culture as a form of state propaganda. The cultural boycott call has been attacked as detrimental to free expression. But the alternative is complicity in the abuse of culture by an apartheid state. Israel uses culture as a weapon to sell ‘Brand Israel’, and to cover up its attacks on the Palestinian people, just as apartheid South Africa tried to use sport to cover up its crimes. Opponents of the cultural boycott of Israel say that art should be separate from politics. The supposed separation has offered Palestinian artists and art no protection from political persecution and censorship. Israeli attacks on Palestinian art range from shutting down exhibitions and preventing Palestinians from performing to stopping institutions from sponsoring and hosting events. This siege on Palestinian artists must be broken. Breaking the siege means that Israel has to change, and it won’t do that without pressure. That’s why many Palestinian artists have appealed to cultural workers and artists in the rest of the world to boycott Israeli government institutions. As with South Africa, the cultural boycott is an especially important method of resisting apartheid; Israel openly abuses culture as a form of state propaganda. The cultural boycott call has been attacked as detrimental to free expression. But the alternative is complicity in the abuse of culture by an apartheid state. Israel uses culture as a weapon to sell ‘Brand Israel’, and to cover up its attacks on the Palestinian people, just as apartheid South Africa tried to use sport to cover up its crimes. Let's face it we cant be normalising and giving support to the disgusting spectacle of the "Jewish states" version of apartheid, such displays of this disgusting behaviour must never be allowed to prevail.
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Absolutely nothing Antisemitic about resisting an Apartheid colonial state, so much so that Jews are and have been deeply involved in such resistance at a fundamental level.
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It is indeed a revelation that Sky News Australia is so supportive of the disgusting crimes of Racism and Apartheid.
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The Irony being Its headquarters would appear to be located in the Apartheid "Jewish state" of Israel.
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Quantum Unity Have to agree only a fool would think such a thing. https://www.longwarjournal.org/archives/2019/08/analysis-houthi-drone-strikes-in-saudi-arabia-and-yemen.php
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@kodermadistrictwushuassocition No shortage of Drone technology to be had, Yemen’s Houthi-allied armed forces have just recently unveiled a package of new domestically-manufactured military hardware. https://www.mintpressnews.com/uae-yemen-troop-withdrawal-houthi-new-drones-missiles/260253/
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Sounds pretty much like the people of PNG are exercising their recognised UN Charter sovereign rights to self-determination, to contract whom ever the people of PNG agree to employ to build PNG state owned infrastructure.
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MEDIA STATEMENT Friday, 27 March 2020 Greenland Australia would like to address the recent media coverage regarding the company’s shipment of medical supplies to China. Greenland Australia can confirm that in late January and early February 2020, the company organised shipments of medical supplies – in the form of 10,000 surgical masks, 68,000 disposable gloves, 400 protective goggles, 30,000 medical protective gowns, 1,800 forehead thermometers and 300 shoe covers – to the Greenland Group global head office in Shanghai as a donation to provide support at the frontline of the virus. These supplies were dispatched to help contain the rapidly-developing coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis in China, which at the time, was the epicentre of the outbreak. In this sense, Greenland Australia’s efforts corresponded with those of many other companies and individuals around the world organising similar donations.
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Alfred de Zayas: An investigation of the origins of the virus should be carried out at a later date, and it should be entrusted to the World Health Organisation (WHO), and not to an ad hoc "independent international commission" which would certainly be as politicised and antagonistic as the discredited Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), which was set up with an idea of independence and professionalism, but whose Syria investigations were fundamentally flawed and essentially destroyed its reputation and credibility. The US/Australian/EU proposal constitutes a pretty obvious political ploy and has no legal leg to stand on. It is tantamount to "weaponising" the pandemic in order to put the blame on China, who is envied and hated because of its economic power.
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I am sure the Russians in Italy will put it to good use.
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Actually, I believe the question should be, as the editor of the world’s leading medical journal, The Lancet, Richard Horton, asked: ‘Why did it take the Western governments eight weeks to recognise the seriousness of what we now call COVID-19?’
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