This is the portrait of the lovely #PeterTatchell which you may find in our nation's National Gallery today; all the while the gentleman concerned languishes in a jail because he has held up a word on a piece of cardboard that is now a prohibited word. The word is #Intafada. It became prohibited after members of ISIS attack innocent Australian Jews, even though no one during that wicked and evil act heard those killers say that Arabic word.
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"Globalize the Intifada" is not an ISIS slogan.
While ISIS calls for global terror, that specific phrase is rooted in secular or nationalist Palestinian resistance and is often used by far-left or pro-Palestinian activist groups.
ISIS generally views such nationalist movements as "apostates" because they prioritize borders or ethnic identity over their specific version of a borderless Islamic Caliphate.
So it seems odd why #GlobaliseTheIntafada
has 'all of a sudden become banned '
