the charges of anti-semitism come towards us like a hurricane when we fail to get in line and pay our respects to 'our' ruler, israhell. its a trick we always use to quote an interview with a prominent israeli seen on tv in years past. here you can see evidence of the control israel holds upon the empire, and why that might concern you should you have ideas of your own making;
Marc Lamont Hill is an American writer
and lecturer in communications at Temple University in Philadelphia, and
also an analyst with CNN. In a speech last week at
a United Nations conference he called for “international action that
will give us what justice requires and that is a free Palestine from the
river to the sea.”
In a matter of hours, the skies
collapsed into well-orchestrated hysteria. Seth Mandel, editor of the
Washington Examiner, accused Hill of having called for Jewish genocide;
Ben Shapiro, an analyst on Fox News, called it an anti-Semitic speech;
Consul Dani Dayan tweeted that Hill’s remarks were like a “swastika
painted in red,” the Anti-Defamation League said they were tantamount to
calling for Israel to be wiped off the map. The inevitable outcome was
not long in coming and CNN fired the rebel analyst on the very same day.
How dare he? What was he thinking?
Where did he think he’s living, in a democracy with free speech or a
country where dialogue about Israel is under the serious censorship of
the Jewish establishment and Israeli propaganda? Hill tried to claim
that he’s opposed to racism and anti-Semitism and his remarks were
intended to support the establishment of a binational, secular and
democratic state. But he didn’t stand a chance.
In the heavy-handed reality that has
seized control over dialogue in the United States, there’s no room for
expressions that may offend the Israeli occupation. On a liberal day
it’s permissible to say “two states” as long as you do it in a whisper.
What would have happened if Hill had
called for the establishment of a Jewish state between the Jordan and
the sea? He would have safely continued holding down his job. Rick
Santorum, the former senator, said in 2012 that “no Palestinian” lives
in the . Nobody thought of firing him. Even Hill’s critic, Shapiro, has
called in the past for ethnic cleansing of Palestinians in the
territories (he backtracked on it a few years later) and nothing
happened to him.............http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=179958
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