September 16, 2006

"Standard Zionest formula..."

Natalie Eve stumbles on a spectacularly loopy review of Veronic Mars on netflix.

(via Bookshelves of Doom.)

Posted by Dr. Frank at September 16, 2006 05:40 PM | TrackBack
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i saw that same review on netflix. that guy is crazy, he has an entire list of 'zionist' movies and tv shows.

Posted by: rachel at September 16, 2006 05:52 PM

but... but... veronica mars had a xmas tree. i'm sure of it.

Posted by: jodi at September 16, 2006 07:35 PM

Oh noes! He's completely exposed the covert TV-related plans of the Jewish/Hispanic coolness agenda! And here we thought we were so secretive...

Posted by: Sasha at September 16, 2006 11:28 PM

I don't know about controlling what's on TV, but I think this is what people mean when they refer to the outrageous conduct of Zionists.

Jewish rabbi calls for extermination of all Palestinian males

IMEMC & Agencies - Monday, 18 September 2006, 14:29

A Jewish rabbi living in the West Bank has called on the Israeli government to use their troops to kill all Palestinian males more than 13 years old in a bid to end Palestinian presence on this earth.

Extremist rabbi Yousef Falay, who dwells at the Yitzhar settlement on illegally seized Palestinian land in the northern part of the West Bank, wrote an article in a Zionist magazine under the title "Ways of War", in which he called for the killing of all Palestinian males refusing to flee their country, describing his idea as the practical way to ensure the non-existence of the Palestinian race.

"We have to make sure that no Palestinian individual remains under our occupation. If they (Palestinians) escape then it is good; but if anyone of them remains, then he should be exterminated", the fanatic rabbi added in his article.

Falay is not the first to have called for such extreme measures. Rabbi Meir Kahane, founder of the Kach movement, called for "the transfer of Israel's Arab population to Arab (or other) lands." (As it states on the group's website). Followers of Kahane have been connected to a number of murders of Palestinians, particularly in the Hebron area in the southern West Bank. In the most well-known of such attacks, 29 Palestinians praying in the Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron were gunned down by Baruch Goldstein, a follower of Kahane, in 1994, with Israeli soldiers looking on and allowing the gunman to reload his automatic machine gun and continue killing innocent civilians. In response to that massacre, the Israeli authorities punished the Palestinian victims by taking over the Ibrahimi mosque and turning half of it into a synagogue, where Israeli settlers go to pray each week. And each year, on the anniversary of the massacre, Israeli settlers in Hebron dress up like Baruch Goldstein and parade through the streets of Hebron, firing guns in the air.

The Kach movement recognizes the 'transfer' of 750,000 Palestinians that took place in 1948 in order for the state of Israel to be created on their land, but argues on their website that this 'transfer' was incomplete, and that all Palestinians must be sent away, or killed, in order for Israel to remain a 'Jewish state'. Their platform reads, "In a genuinely 'JEWISH State', how can an Arab be an equal when that State has an Independence Day celebrating his defeat. Its flag isn't that of its people. He isn't trusted to serve in the army. His cousin born in Haifa [sic] and fled during the 1948 War of Independence cannot return... yet any Jew who never lived there before is welcomed with open arms. In short, Israel is his enemy's country, not his. So how can an Arab truly be a loyal citizen in a Jewish State? Simply, they cannot, and they must go!"

The idea of extermination of Palestinians, or their 'transfer' into other countries, is not only a view held by extremists on the fringes of society. Prominent Israeli politicians have also made calls for a 'transfer', or ethnic cleansing, based on race. Just last week, on September 11, 2006, an Israeli member of Parliament called explicitly for the transfer of Palestinians (whow he referred to as 'Arabs') from the West Bank (which he referred to as 'Judea and Samaria', the biblical name for the region where the majority of Palestinians now live).

"We have to expel most Arabs from Judea and Samaria," Eitam said at a memorial service for Lt. Amihai Merhavia, a soldier who was killed in South Lebanon in July. "We can't deal with all these Arabs, and we can't give up the territory, because we've already seen what they do there. Some of them might have to stay under certain conditions, but most of them will have to go." Despite a law that would strip Israeli parliament members of their immunity to prosecution if they are found make explicitly racist statements, no investigation of Eitam has occurred on this matter, and there was no condemnation of his statement by the Israeli government.

Posted by: Aryamehr University at September 22, 2006 10:52 PM

I really doubt that's what this guy was getting at, actually, Arya. He's talking about "promoting and pedestalizing Blacks."

Posted by: Dr. Frank at September 22, 2006 11:07 PM

Oh, I wasn't defending the imbecile movie reviewer, don't get me wrong.

Just using him to segway into the insane Rabbi article I found today.

Posted by: Aryamehr University at September 23, 2006 07:59 AM

you do realize, of course, that this isolated case of "outrageous conduct" pales when compared to the daily, institutional hatred of jews preached in most if not all arab countries, right?

Posted by: lefty at September 25, 2006 02:01 AM

Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the zionest of them all? Mwahaha...

Posted by: JB at September 25, 2006 05:44 AM

Lefty,

Since you're expert enough to opine on the "institutional" biases of the Arab media, answer one question.

Do you speak Arabic?

Posted by: Aryamehr University at September 26, 2006 06:41 AM