MILIBAND BIG SHOW: ZIONIST DIPLOMAT EXPELLED

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The Foreign Secretary David Miliband said Britain had specified an Zionist diplomat to be sent home because of a specific link with the findings of Soca.
David Miliband told MPs that he was disappointed with Zionist and would expel an Zionist diplomat.
The Foreign Secretary David Miliband has declared his disappointment with the Zio=Nazi regime in ‘Israel’ in a statement to the House of Commons in which he accused the Zionist regime of faking British passports and confirmed he had expelled Zionist diplomat.
Based on the sophistication of the technique used to clone the passports, Mr Miliband said: “The government judges it is highly likely that the forgeries were made by a state intelligence service.”
He said that the fact that the UK considers ‘Israel’ a close ally “was adding insult to injury”. He confirmed that the UK had selected an official, whom they believe was involved in the alleged forgeries, to be sent back to ‘Israel’.
He said: “This is not a random selection. This is not a selection by the government of Israel. It’s a selection by us.”
But Mr Miliband refused to identify the diplomat, despite requests from MPs after the statement was made.
Zionist ambassador Ron Prosor said: “The relationship between Israel and the United Kingdom is one of mutual importance. Hence we are disappointed by the British Government’s decision’.
UK passport holders should be aware of a recent Serious Organised Crime Agency investigation into the misuse of UK passports in the murder of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh in Dubai on 19 January 2010. The SOCA investigation found circumstantial evidence of Zionist involvement in the fraudulent use of British passports.
This has raised the possibility that your passport details could be captured for improper uses while your passport is out of your control. The risk applies in particular to passports without biometric security features. We recommend that you only hand your passport over to third parties including Zionist officials when absolutely necessary.
The updated FCO Travel Advice to the Zionist state “We are about to celebrate the renovation of the Israeli Embassy here in the United Kingdom. It is now our intention to strengthen the firm foundations of our relationship, which is vital and beneficial for both our countries.”
The Foreign Office will now change the travel advice to Zionist state on its website, linked to how it believes passports were copied by Zionist officers at Ben Gurion airport.
Shadow Foreign Secretary William Hague welcomed the move and asked for assurances that such a thing would never happen again.
Mr Miliband said he had asked Zionist’s Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman to make this assurance.
MPs were out in force in the commons, including Sir Gerald Kaufman, Jeremy Corbyn and Bob Marshall-Andrews. Many pressed for Britain to take stronger action against the Zionist regime and demanded that Mr Miliband should directly link Zionist regime to the assassination of Hamas leader Mahmoud al-Mabhouh in Dubai.