Comments on: Hart of the Matter #7: Dr Jennifer Louise Tonge (Baroness Tonge)

By: Links to the Far-Right – Exposing the Palestine Solidarity Campaign

Links to the Far-Right – Exposing the Palestine Solidarity Campaign — Fri, 16 Nov 2012 14:02:52 +0000

[...] and overt anti-semitism now appears commonplace within the PSC. Reading PSC member Anthony Gratrex recently wrote: “You state that the jews do not control the media but that it is under self censorship. This is [...]

By: Palestine Solidarity Campaign | Stand for Peace - Exposing and Fighting Extremism

Fri, 09 Sep 2011 15:49:48 +0000

[...] and overt anti-semitism is now common-place within the PSC. Reading PSC member Anthony Gratex recently commented on a piece about Baroness [...]

By: Reading PSC, Christ Church Virginia Water, Stephen Sizer and Tony Gratrex | Seismic Shock

Mon, 27 Jun 2011 16:52:12 +0000

[...] is what Gratrex thinks about “the Jews”, in a comment addressed to Jenny Tonge: I admire the work you do and am in agreement with virtually everything [...]

By: Anthony Gratrex

Anthony Gratrex — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 15:25:17 +0000

I admire the work you do and am in agreement with virtually everything you say except for your attitude regarding the media.
You state that the jews do not control the media but that it is under self censorship.
This is patently wrong and only a cursory glance using the internet will show that a majority of the media is jewish owned or controlled.
During the interview you use the expression “who pays the piper calls the tune” and that is precisely the problem when one considers who controls the international banking system.

By: Cllr David Durant

Cllr David Durant — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 21:42:21 +0000

There are people who make perfectly reasonable comments and the roof falls in. I call this walking blindly into martyrdom. It happened to Jenny and opened a previously unknown world of the zionist lobby.

However I do not agree the way to curtail the influence of powerful lobby groups is by the state funding (and no private funding) of political parties.

There already is state funding of political parties, including high pay/allowances for senior politicians and trying to curtail private donations will just encourage loopholes and corruption.

The solution is voting reform. At the moment the money is spent trying to influence a handful of voters in a handful of seats to vote for a particular party.

By changing the voting system you are no longer dependent on the above to win elections. And because cross-party coalitions will become normal, there will be more transparency on what takes place.