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"...too many Jews who blame Nazis for atrocities against Jews on the one hand, but ignore the atrocities that Israeli Jews have committed against Palestinians."
Dear friends,
Dr. Finkelstein's comments, on the links below, in a short video, to a silly, poorly-raised girl are more important to me than Wikileaks material, because they destroy the fraudulent position of too many Jews who blame Nazis for atrocities against Jews on the one hand, but ignore the atrocities that Isrealu Jews have committed against Palestinians.
G. Djata Bumpus
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNQSV3BBtZ4
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"I find it insulting for Jewish people to suggest that they are somehow exempt from being criticized. This is especially true, because we all know that one of the crucial hallmarks of any abuser is: they can’t take any criticism."
Dear friends,
For acting against Jewish exploitation and oppression, euphemistically called Zionism, the American Studies Association (ASA)is currently being bombarded by the largely Jewish-controlled US mainstream media. Right now, in fact, if you try to Google anything about the recent ASA vote to boycott Israeli academic institutions, what you will mostly find are both articles and blogs about scholars and university presidents who denounce the boycott. Yet, at least to me, the biggest issue is: the United States of America must end its collusion with the gangster Zionists!
It is bad enough that so many Jewish people claim to have suffered more than any other group in history. However, in reality, as Karl Marx put it, the man who Adolf Hitler called “the world Jew”: the suffering of the Jews has been the rule, not the exception, for all humanity. Marx even went on to point out that the Jew makes claim to an "illusory nationality". In other words, s/he is a Jew, as opposed to being American, French, or Italian, for instance. In other words, they have estranged themselves from humankind.(Please refer to the great essay by Karl Marx titled “On the Jewish question”, a critique of Bruno Bauers important essay called “The Jewish question” that was written a year earlier than Marx’s piece, the former being published in 1833.)
Finally, I find it insulting for Jewish people to suggest that they are somehow exempt from being criticized. This is especially true, because we all know that one of the crucial hallmarks of any abuser is: they can’t take any criticism. Again, every group, African, European, Native American, or otherwise, at some point has experienced being either an oppressor or the oppressed. Jews are no different!
G. Djata Bumpus
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