Tuesday, 22 March 2011

Helen Thomas: Modern-Day Haman?

Former journalist Helen Thomas told an interviewer for a pornographic magazine recently that her anti-Zionism is fully intended.

The 90-year-old modern-day Haman was fired from her long-time job as a White House correspondent for Hearst Corporation for virulently anti-Israel remarks. Not exactly a fluffy bunny herself, she told Playboy magazine she “knew exactly what she was doing” when she said that “Jews don't belong in Palestine,” and they should all “go home to Poland, Germany and the United States.”

For good measure, Thomas told the interviewer in the article to be published next month that the White House and the Congress are “in the pocket of the Israeli lobbies.”

Thomas claimed she has nothing against Jews in her latest diatribe. “I think they're wonderful people. They had to have the most depth. They were leaders in civil rights. They've always had the heart for others but not for Arabs for some reason. I am not anti-Jewish; I am anti-Zionist.”

She continued with the rant that got her fired, however, complaining that Jews “carry on the victimization... American people do not know that the Israeli lobbyists have intimidated them into believing that every Jew is a persecuted victim forever, while they are victimizing Palestinians.”

Meanwhile, she said, she cannot understand why it is so important to continue to bother with remembering the Holocaust. “There's nothing wrong with remembering it,” she remarked, “but why do we have to constantly remember? We're not at fault.”

Her final salvo was the instant replay of the oft-repeated stereotype of the Jewish controlling financial mogul in charge of the world:

“It's very open everybody is in the pocket of the Israeli lobbies, which are funded by wealthy supporters, including those from Hollywood. Same thing with the financial markets. There's total control. Not just two percents.”

No comment on the funding from Saudi Arabian royalty to the universities of America, nor on the influence of the Arab oil market.

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/142999

How many Hamans are there? For Purim this year, several Zionist groups have scheduled a megillah reading outside the office of Iran’s United Nations mission in New York, according to the Israeli news service Arutz Sheva.

The event is being sponsored by Americans for a Safe Israel, Amcha–Coalition for Jewish Concerns, the Jewish Political Education Foundation and the Zionist organization Z Street.

They say the purpose of the reading is to “tell the world — and today’s Haman, Iranian dictator Mahmoud Ahmadinejad — that we will not be silent as he threatens Israel with destruction and seeks ways to further destabilize the Mideast,” Arutz Sheva reported.

The reading will take place on Sunday, March 20, near the intersection of 3rd Avenue and E. 40th Street. Participants are being encouraged to bring their own graggers, whistles, costumes and posters. Men and women will stand separately during the reading.

http://www.jweekly.com/article/full/61159/zionists-to-read-megillah-at-irans-u.n.-office



Judeofascism/world Zionism increasingly unable to hide behind "anti-Semitism" charges and other minorities as Europe catches on to their racket

A German think-tank affiliated with the Social Democratic Party issued a new report last week that revealed “high levels of anti-Semitism in Germany, Poland and Hungary.”

Dr. Beate Küpper, a researcher from the University of Bielefeld who co-authored the study along with her colleagues Andreas Zick and Andreas Hoevermann, told The Jerusalem Post that the study showed a strong presence of “anti-Semitism that is linked with Israel and is hidden behind criticism of Israel, and is not neutral.”

Küpper termed the outbreak of Jew-hatred in Germany “remarkable” because, according to her, “there were widespread Holocaust remembrance and education events in Germany.” More

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