Wokest of the woke are battling each other.
Many of us have often noticed and commented on the insane proposition of joining, in the same pro-Gaza movement, Muslim militants and pro-LGBT activists.
We all know that radical Muslims are more prone to throwing gay people from the top of buildings than embrace them as brothers-in-arms.
In the case of the Gaza Aid flotilla, these incompatible movements have inevitably clashed and left the movement in complete disarray, as It’s been recorded today that pro-Palestine activists quit the convoy when they learnt LGBTQ+ campaigners were on board.
Daily Mail reported:
“The 22-year-old Swedish eco-protestor [Greta Thunberg] has also reportedly left her leadership role due to disagreements among organizers, but she will stay onboard as a participant volunteer.”
“On September 1, around 20 vessels displaying Palestinian flags and carrying some 350 pro-Palestinian activists departed from Barcelona. Two weeks later, the convoy stopped off for a few days in Tunisia to pick up more activists and humanitarian supplies before it set sail again.”
The Flotilla’s mission is to try to break Israel’s siege on Gaza and deliver aid supplies to Palestinians.
But beside alleged drone attacks to the boats, political differences have started to plague the leadership of the movement.
Khaled Boujemaa, Tunisian coordinator of the convoy, reportedly left the convoy upon learning about the presence of ‘queer activists’ on board.
‘They lied to us about the identity of some of the participants on the front lines of the flotilla; I accuse the organizers of having kept this aspect hidden from us,’
“The cause of his frustration was allegedly the participation of activist Saif Ayadi on the flotilla, a ‘communist queer militant’ who boarded the convoy when it stopped off in Tunisia.
Another prominent activist from the flotilla, Mariem Meftah, took to social media to voice her opposition to LGBTQ+ activists ‘taking advantage’ of the pro-Palestine cause, one that is ‘sacred to us as Muslims’.
‘Everyone’s sexual orientation is a private matter… But being a ’queer’ activist means touching on society’s values and taking a path that risks placing my children and loved ones in a situation we reject,’ she wrote, according to a translation.”
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