Ofsted concludes school protecting kids from Zionist MP was perfectly reasonable

Ok, that’s not quite the wording Ofsted used, but the meaning is the same. Deranged Israel fanatic government minister Steve Reed had demanded action against a Bristol school that cancelled a visit by an Israel fanatic MP Damien Egan because parents said they’d keep their kids home. Israel fanatic Reed‘s call was backed by his boss, Israel fanatic PM Keir Starmer.

Ofsted investigated. Ofsted said no — the school was perfectly reasonable in its actions and didn’t breach anything. In Ofsted-speak, it found “no evidence” to support the Israel fanatics’ complaints about the Bristol Brunel Academy’s decision.

In Torygraph-speak:

Ofsted said it was concerned that the Labour MP for Bristol North East’s visit “may have been postponed due to co-ordinated pressure from staff and external groups and therefore potentially in violation of Department for Education (DfE) guidance on political impartiality in schools”.

Inspectors found no evidence to substantiate these concerns within the school,” its report concluded.

You say ‘tom-ay-to’.

Ofsted inspectors found that school staff — who had said they would wear Palestine t-shirts in protest if Egan’s visit went ahead:

demonstrate a profound commitment to providing an inclusive learning environment that promotes tolerance and respect for the diversity of modern Britain.

Damn straight.

The Torygraph bleated that:

The findings from the watchdog leave it unclear who is to blame for cancelling the speaking event.

No they don’t. They make it absolutely clear that the Israel lobby is, as usual, to blame for always demanding to be considered the victim, even as Israel slaughters hundreds of thousands of innocent Palestinians and steals their homeland.

There, fixed it.

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