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Tony Greenstein, author of Zionism During the Holocaust, discusses the history of Zionism and anti-Zionism. Zionism before World War II was a minority position among Jews mostly associated with elite and right-wing politics. Political Zionism was a Christian invention first and has always had a strong affinity with antisemitism, to the extent that many Jewish Zionists have expressed support for antisemitism. Many were themselves profoundly antisemitic. Tony describes the price he has paid for being a premature anti-Zionist and for failing to compromise his principles. He has been expelled from UK’s Labour and Green Parties. He was also charged under the UK’s terrorism act and faced 14 years in prison. Rather than leaving the matter to his barrister, Tony gave his own speech to summarise his defence – a speech that has since been published around the world.
Tony’s work can be found at tonygreenstein.com and his speech here: https://www.themeetingplacewymington.co.uk/tony-greensteins-closing-speech

This episode’s co-hosts
Kieran

Timestamps
0:00 Opening / Introductions
0:51 History of Anti-Zionism
8:18 Zionism and the Far Right
20:40 Labor Zionism vs Revisionist Zionism
26:48 Liberalism
33:00 Pushback
40:40 Terrorism Laws
43:18 Arrest and Trial
53:37 Andy Burnham
58:35 Closing

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We discuss the return of Alliance Party to national politics in Aotearoa. Their values and platform are explicitly on the left. So we asked them about who they are, how they see the current political environment and where they are winning support. What are they adding to the campaign? What is working? What are their plans for the future? With guests Victor Billot (Party Leader) & Sionainn Byrnes (Party Secretary)

This episode’s co-hosts
Philip, Simone

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Our guest Moko talks about the encampment in the red zone of Ōtautahi/Christchurch where he lives. We discuss the situation with the encampment, Moko’s long history of being unhomed and working to help others in the community. With the third reading of the Summary Offences (Move-on Orders) Amendment Bill having just passed, we discuss the politics of housing and the culture within the agencies that offer assistance.

This episode’s co-hosts
Kieran

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1/200 chats with the Green's Māngere candidate Michel Mulipola. We discuss the challenges facing the electorate, the cost of living and the importance of politicians being a voice for their community.

https://www.instagram.com/bloodysamoan/

https://www.instagram.com/mulipolaformangere/
https://vote.nz/enrolling/enrol-or-update/enrol-or-update-online
This episode’s co-hosts
Kyle, Pmax

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An entire trilogy of Pmax Wild Rides regarding the curriculum refresh! Covering both curriculum and assessment changes with about as much rigor as you can manage in a car.

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