Showing posts with label Al-Jazira propaganda; Islam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Al-Jazira propaganda; Islam. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Message to Obama: You are responsible for your "followers" of hate!

Poison Pens Point to Anti-Israel Hate

By Michael Goodwin

With American-Israeli relations at a low point, anti-Semitism could
be reaching a boiling point.

The first e-mail comes from a frequent writer, typos and all.

"U try to make 'our' president a pro muslim, when your 'Jewish' nation is the cause of most of our problems. Your PM is nothing more than a terrorist, but u defend him. I told u before, when u were in Israel, stay there." -- Bob De John

The second writer also has grammar and spelling problems and a bellyful of hate. "You and the rest of that jew political group continually licking honey off your nasty tongues, are much more loyal to the country of israel than you are to The United States of America. That is only one reason why most Americans do not like the jew people." -- Joey Dluzak

Here is another voice of darkness. "I so enjoy your rant on Islam and the President. It shows your ignorance and exemplify your dumbfounded fears . . . Cant wait for you to die from old age, maybe cancer, or something worse, like Alzheimer." -- Omar Khalil

The three letters came to me in response to different columns, but the writers share two distinct views. They support President Obama's hard-line policy toward Israel, and they are anti-Semites.

They hear Obama's policy as a license, and even a cue, to spew their hate. I am sharing their rants because letters like theirs are increasing as the president grows more forceful toward Israel.

The connection is disturbing. With American-Israeli relations at a low point, anti-Semitism could be reaching a boiling point.

Yes, some writers support Obama's stance in legitimate ways. They show that there is room for honest disagreement and that criticism of Israel, whether from the president or other Americans, does not have to be anti-Semitic.

But most of the critical reaction I get when I fault Obama's policies is anti-Semitic. Some of it is violent in tone, wishing me and my family death and suggesting the world would be a better place if Hitler had succeeded.

"Another Holocaust is on the way," wrote Janice Wijnen. "What will history say about the Jews? They were the missing links between apes and human beings."

The most common approach is to raise doubts about my loyalty, with many writers claiming that sticking up for Israel is proof of a lack of patriotism here at home.

Because I see Israel's survival both as a moral issue and a strategic one for America, I am often incorrectly assumed to be Jewish, as if only Jews could defend Israel.

Well-known people who are Jewish, such as former Mayor Ed Koch, are routinely charged with caring more about Israel than America. Writer Tom Dilberger repeatedly calls White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel a "Zionist traitor" to America whose job is to make sure Obama does what Israel wants.

Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, who seem to delight in humiliating the Israeli prime minister, ought to be careful about what they sow in fertile and dangerous minds. After all, they are, broadly speaking, responsible for their supporters.

Indeed, with Bill Clinton and other Democrats cautioning anti-Washington protesters to be careful not to incite violence, Obama must distance himself from his most virulent supporters.  If he doesn't want their support, he can make it clear by condemning anti-Semitism. Until then, he can fairly be judged by the company he inspires.

"Palestine feels the world doesn't care. so if obama and hillary want to hold the israelis feet to the fire let them . . . aipac runs this country. ISRAEL DOESN'T WANT PEACE AND PALISTINE KNOWS IT." -- Lorraine Collins

Michael Goodwin is a New York Post columnist and a Fox News contributor. To continue reading his column, click here.

 Note:  It should also be noted that there are more and more hate-filled comments in the blogs of all America's newspapers.  The one common thread is that the anti-Semitic remarks have the stench of Islam throughout their rantings.  The propaganda spreading throughout America's media and press releases, support the terrorists organizations of Hamas and Abbas, and support Obama's "new" anti-Israel foreign policies.  Therefore, for those who support Islam, I suggest you watch the following video that demonstrates the Religion of War......... Bee Sting






Monday, April 19, 2010

If You Join the Circus You’ll End Up As a Clown: Why You Won’t Be Seeing Me on Al-Jazira

  Islmaic propaganda - like a "Circus" ....
Posted: 18 Apr 2010 02:03 PM PDT
Note: I wouldn't mind appearing with a Fatah official or a Palestinian academic--and have done so--to discuss the issues of the conflict but there's an important difference between a debate with someone serious and a media circus where the topic is fixed deliberately to set up a propaganda exercise.

By Barry Rubin

(name of sender removed)
[To Barry Rubin]
Subject: AL JAZEERA ENGLISH RIZ KHAN INTERVIEW REQUEST

Good morning, Professor Levin [sic].

Would you be interested in appearing on The Riz Khan Show this coming Tuesday to debate the topic "Is the Is there [sic] a partner for peace in Israel?" and more generally, the topics of the upcoming Israeli elections [there are no upcoming elections. BR], the Obama Nuclear Summit and US-Israeli relations. Uri Davis, Israeli professor who is a on the Fatah Revolutionary Council, will be the other guest.

The Riz Khan show is an interactive half-hour interview program that airs live at 12:30pm NY time / 17:30 London time from studios in Washington, DC. It is the flagship show for evening prime time in South Asia and the Middle East….

Response: 
Dear Ms…

First of all my name is Rubin, not Levin.

Second, if you were going to do a serious program to discuss an important issue, I would be happy to appear. But since you are having on Uri Davis, an ultra-extremist who is not a serious scholar or analyst but a propagandist—by the way, he is not a professor but a lecturer, and not at all an academic.

It is something like asking an American professor to appear on a show with Adam Gadahn of al-Qaida to discuss the topic of whether America is a terrorist state. By having such a person on you are signaling to me that the show is going to be a circus rather than a sophisticated discussion of important issues. In such an atmosphere it would be impossible to do anything but refute the outrageous statements that he would make.

In addition by having Davis, defined as an "Israeli," you no doubt wish to imply that he might actually represent some perspective from within the country or someone who is well-informed on Israel. This is also not true.

Finally, by setting the topic as whether Israel is a partner for peace, you obviously wish to foreclose discussion of whether the Palestinian Authority is a partner for peace. You are clearly taking that as a given when, in fact, I would argue that is precisely the key issue.

Thus, the program is rigged to facilitate the bashing of Israel both in topic and in composition. If in future you wish to invite me for a proper program on these issues I would be delighted to participate.

Incidentally, by doing things like this you are not enhancing the credibility of your program nor increasing the respect that it might otherwise merit.

Sincerely, 
Barry Rubin (not Levin)