Sorry, comrade. I meant by “forcibly liberated from the tyranny of Zionism” “compelled against their will to be liberated from the tyranny of Zionism by boycott, divestment and sanctions (if not also the threat of Hamas, Hezbollah and armed force generally)”.

You’ve been put right on this before, Mr PhD Dropout. The US and British governments supported the Armee Nationale Sihanoukienne, not the KR. John Pilger lost a libel action against two SAS troopers by alleging the opposite.

Repeating the same lies time and time again may be a swuppie tactic, but it doesn’t work with adults.

Here you go:

Well I’ll think you’ll find that most people, even those under dictatorship, view the prospect of a repeat of what happened in Iraq or Afghanistan with utter horror.

I take it I’ve won the argument?

It looks doubtful.

I have no problem at all with Iranians hating the Islamic Republic either

Very generous of you.

You think that those sets of statistics prove anything at all Habibi?

Not to someone like you who thinks he knows better what Afghans think and want than they do themselves. To anyone else they would be a clear indication that Afghans on the whole are glad or very glad that the Taliban were overthrown. Only 6% share the wish of yourself and the SWP et al that they had not been overthrown.

But then you have absolutely no interest in acknowledging that the vast majority of people in another country believe something if it contradicts what you yourself believe. You are a racist, and an elitist and arrogant one too boot.

Oh I know, whenever journalists go to Congo or Darfur the one thing they always hear is “thank god nobody came to help us”.

Also your dismissal of the Afghan polls is a joke and shows you up for all to see as an intellectually dishonest charlatan. Sorry.

Except Jewish Israelis under the tyranny of Zionism. They need to be forcibly liberated.

Of course not. Since when did asking the people what they think matter? What do they know?