Another holocaust denying Anti Semitic far right nut job.

Angry Andy wrote:And he is a lawyer!

Going to have an enjoyable 2 years in an Egyptian  prison. He will need his soap on a rope.

I saw this on the BBC and thought you should see it:

Egyptian lawyer jailed for saying women in ripped jeans should be raped - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-42209755

Ben Reilly wrote:Two biggest groups for believing the blood libel and the Protocols of the Elders of Zion are Nazis and Islamists. They really have much in common.

Didge wrote:

Ben Reilly wrote:Two biggest groups for believing the blood libel and the Protocols of the Elders of Zion are Nazis and Islamists. They really have much in common.

You missed another group

The Far left

Why did you omit them from your post?

Ben Reilly wrote:

Didge wrote:

You missed another group

The Far left

Why did you omit them from your post?

I've never heard of any lefty who believes either the Protocols or the blood libel. Generally, at least in America, lefties just get labeled antisemitic for opposing the often brutal tactics of the Israeli government, which of course has nothing to do with hating Jews.

"Are you happy when you see a girl walking down the street with half of her behind showing?" he said.

He added: "I say that when a girl walks about like that, it is a patriotic duty to sexually harass her and a national duty to rape her."

Ami Horowitz: Thank you very much.  What I'm going to talk to you about today briefly instead of talking about the obvious from these clips, which is sort of the intellectual rape happening on our college campuses today; I think that's obvious to everybody in this room.  So, I don't think it's important to belabor that point.  I'll just make one quick, two quick observations.  One is about the U.S. flag, ISIS flag video that I did.  Nobody here should be under the illusion that -- for example, I did it because obviously, regarding kneeling during the National Anthem, these people are disrespecting not just our flag, but our nation by taking a knee.  Let's make things very, very clear, and this clip shows it very clearly, people taking a knee when our National Anthem is being sung is not making some kind of larger political point.  They're point is that they do hate America.  They hate what America stands for, and I want to make that very clear, and that clip shows it very clearly.

The only other point I'll make about the video with Hamas, it's hard to hear, but essentially I was raising money for Hamas on campus to blow up schools and to blow up cafes and to kill as many Jews as possible.  And, of course, I was able to raise quite a bit of money over the course of the hour that I was raising it.  The only point I'll make about that is the reason why I chose Portland State University to do the video was because Portland State University right before I did the video was about to vote to divest from Israel. BDS, as you all know, is a trend happening all over our campuses across the country.  So, I got a call from Hillel saying, "We've been working for months to get rid of this vote.  We can't do it.  Could you help us?" The video which, was pretty popular, particularly in the State of Oregon and got so much press nationally and locally, that Portland State University did cancel the BDS vote as a direct result of the embarrassment of that video.  Thank you.





http://www.truthrevolt.org/news/ami-horowitz-power-film-shape-debate

One of the more enduring anti-Semitic myths in Jewish history is the blood libel—the medieval claim that Jews bake their Passover matzo with the blood of gentile children. Perhaps most memorably, the libel was promoted by Osama Hamdan, the official spokesman of Hamas, the designated terrorist group that controls Gaza. The essence of the slander, as by many forms of bigotry, is the recasting of an innocuous Jewish tradition as something sinister. And this past week, just in time for Passover, anti-Israel activists on social media attempted to offer an update to this medieval calumny.

It began when Israel’s deputy foreign minister Tzipi Hotovely posted a photo of her department’s annual pre-Passover toast to Twitter. Her Hebrew caption read: “A toast for the [Passover] holiday in the foreign ministry office this morning. Israel has a moral responsibility to act in the diplomatic arena against the atrocities of the Syrian regime.”

Tzipi Hotovely

@TzipiHotovely

This slanderous claim was quickly retweeted and shared by many other prominent anti-Israel users, including Rania Khalek, a far-left writer with 112,000 Twitter followers whose work has appeared in outlets like The Intercept and Electronic Intifada. (Days later, after the deception was exposed by a blogger, she quietly removed her retweet without correction or apology.)

http://www.tabletmag.com/scroll/230172/israelis-toast-syrian-slaughter-the-making-of-a-modern-blood-libel-just-in-time-for-passover

Angry Andy wrote:Report me, wanker. He is a Nazi. Just like you.