Tim wrote
antisemitic
"Viktor Tandofsky" <vtandofsky@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:26346d31-6527-426b-b7d8-1a4a16fe073en@googlegroups.com...
There is no doubt you are an antisemite. I know it and so does the
government of Canada. I told them myself. I reported all your
comments in an email to the Minister of Justice.
I have read your comments on Semite Palestinians. Frankly, you sounded
anti-Semitic.
Here is the response from the Minister of Justice:
<crickets>
You can't even spell anti-Semite, you illiterate cunt.
You can't even count to thirty, you useless twat.
Trump Goes Full Anti-Semite, Unloads on American Jews in Wildly Bigoted
Rant
The former president hit on nearly every anti-Jewish trope in the book, >including the one about Jews supposedly controlling the media.
By Bess Levin
December 17, 2021
In February 2017, asked what the government planned to do about theuptick
in threats to Jewish centers and the rise in anti-Semitism since his >election, Donald Trump responded, “I am the least anti-Semitic personthat
you’ve ever seen in your entire life.” That claim, like the one he wouldknow
make a few months later about being “the least racist person there is >anywhere in the world,” obviously was and remains not true at all. How do
we know? Let’s examine the evidence!
Prior to being elected, Trump suggested to a room full of Jewish people
that they “control” politicians through money. He tweeted an image of
Hillary Clinton’s face atop a pile of cash next to the Star of David and
the phrase, “Most Corrupt Candidate Ever!” And he capped off his campaign
by releasing an ad featuring the faces of powerful Jewish people with an >ominous voiceover about them comprising a “global power structure” that
has “robbed our working class” and “stripped our country of its wealth.”
Later, upon moving into the White House, and just six months after his
claim of being the least anti-Semitic person in the universe, he refused
to condemn a group whose ranks included neo-Nazis. In August 2019, in an >attempt to win over (???) Jewish voters, he declared “they don’t even
what they’re doing or saying anymore.” Speaking at the Israeli American >Council in Hollywood, Florida, that December, he “dipp[ed] into a deepanother
well of anti-Semitic tropes,” suggesting, among other things, that Jews
only care about money.
And if you thought leaving the White House or, say, this season of cheer, >would have dampened his enthusiasm for anti-Semitic remarks, do we have a
fun surprise for you!
In clips aired on the Unholy podcast, the former president—who may or may
not make another run for office in 2024—went on a lengthy rant about how >American Jews supposedly aren’t loyal enough to Israel, invoking a
longtime anti-Semitic trope about Jewish people and allegiances to
countries. Speaking to journalist Barak Ravid, who appeared on theyou
podcast, Trump said: “There’s people in this country that are Jewish that
no longer love Israel. I’ll tell you the Evangelical Christians love
Israel more than the Jews in this country. It used to be that Israel had >absolute power over Congress and today I think it’s the exact opposite,
and I think [Barack] Obama and [Joe] Biden did that. And yet in the
election, they still get a lot of votes from Jewish people…which tells
that the Jewish people, and I’ve said this for a long time. The JewishTimes,
people in the United States either don’t like Israel or don’t care about >Israel. I mean, you look at The New York Times, The New York Times hates >Israel, hates them, and they’re Jewish people that run The New York
I mean the Sulzberger family.”to
https://twitter.com/LeviYonit/status/1471821911827091459
Yes, it’s a real Mad Libs of anti-Jewish commentary from a guy whose
allies like to remind people he has Jewish grandchildren, which, in fact, >doesn’t mean one can’t be anti-Semitic. There’s the overarching charge
that American Jews vote against their own interests when they vote for >politicians who supposedly don’t support Israel, the subtext being that >American Jews should care more about what happens in Israel than in the
U.S. There’s the line about Evangelical Christians loving Israel “more
than the Jews” in this country, which fails to include the uncomfortable
fact that some Evangelical Christians “love” Israel because they believe
it will be the site of the Rapture, wherein Jews who have not converted
Christianity will go to hell. And then, of course, there’s the classic >anti-Semitic trope about Jews controlling the media, in this case, TheNew
York Times. (Naturally, Trump does not mention that fact that thefaith
patriarch of the Sulzberger family and former Times company chairman,
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr., was “raised in his mother’s Episcopalian
and later stopped practicing religion. He and his [then] wife, GailGregg,
were married by a Presbyterian minister.” But perhaps he’s just going by >Nuremberg laws.)
Anyway, happy belated Hanukkah to you!
Tim wrote
antisemitic
"Viktor Tandofsky" <vtandofsky@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:26346d31-6527-426b-b7d8-1a4a16fe073en@googlegroups.com...
There is no doubt you are an antisemite. I know it and so does the
government of Canada. I told them myself. I reported all your
comments in an email to the Minister of Justice.
I have read your comments on Semite Palestinians. Frankly, you sounded
anti-Semitic.
Here is the response from the Minister of Justice:
<crickets>
You can't even spell anti-Semite, you illiterate cunt.
You can't even count to thirty, you useless twat.
Trump Goes Full Anti-Semite, Unloads on American Jews in Wildly Bigoted
Rant
The former president hit on nearly every anti-Jewish trope in the book, >including the one about Jews supposedly controlling the media.
By Bess Levin
December 17, 2021
In February 2017, asked what the government planned to do about theuptick
in threats to Jewish centers and the rise in anti-Semitism since his >election, Donald Trump responded, “I am the least anti-Semitic personthat
you’ve ever seen in your entire life.” That claim, like the one he wouldknow
make a few months later about being “the least racist person there is >anywhere in the world,” obviously was and remains not true at all. How do
we know? Let’s examine the evidence!
Prior to being elected, Trump suggested to a room full of Jewish people
that they “control” politicians through money. He tweeted an image of
Hillary Clinton’s face atop a pile of cash next to the Star of David and
the phrase, “Most Corrupt Candidate Ever!” And he capped off his campaign
by releasing an ad featuring the faces of powerful Jewish people with an >ominous voiceover about them comprising a “global power structure” that
has “robbed our working class” and “stripped our country of its wealth.”
Later, upon moving into the White House, and just six months after his
claim of being the least anti-Semitic person in the universe, he refused
to condemn a group whose ranks included neo-Nazis. In August 2019, in an >attempt to win over (???) Jewish voters, he declared “they don’t even
what they’re doing or saying anymore.” Speaking at the Israeli American >Council in Hollywood, Florida, that December, he “dipp[ed] into a deepanother
well of anti-Semitic tropes,” suggesting, among other things, that Jews
only care about money.
And if you thought leaving the White House or, say, this season of cheer, >would have dampened his enthusiasm for anti-Semitic remarks, do we have a
fun surprise for you!
In clips aired on the Unholy podcast, the former president—who may or may
not make another run for office in 2024—went on a lengthy rant about how >American Jews supposedly aren’t loyal enough to Israel, invoking a
longtime anti-Semitic trope about Jewish people and allegiances to
countries. Speaking to journalist Barak Ravid, who appeared on theyou
podcast, Trump said: “There’s people in this country that are Jewish that
no longer love Israel. I’ll tell you the Evangelical Christians love
Israel more than the Jews in this country. It used to be that Israel had >absolute power over Congress and today I think it’s the exact opposite,
and I think [Barack] Obama and [Joe] Biden did that. And yet in the
election, they still get a lot of votes from Jewish people…which tells
that the Jewish people, and I’ve said this for a long time. The JewishTimes,
people in the United States either don’t like Israel or don’t care about >Israel. I mean, you look at The New York Times, The New York Times hates >Israel, hates them, and they’re Jewish people that run The New York
I mean the Sulzberger family.”to
https://twitter.com/LeviYonit/status/1471821911827091459
Yes, it’s a real Mad Libs of anti-Jewish commentary from a guy whose
allies like to remind people he has Jewish grandchildren, which, in fact, >doesn’t mean one can’t be anti-Semitic. There’s the overarching charge
that American Jews vote against their own interests when they vote for >politicians who supposedly don’t support Israel, the subtext being that >American Jews should care more about what happens in Israel than in the
U.S. There’s the line about Evangelical Christians loving Israel “more
than the Jews” in this country, which fails to include the uncomfortable
fact that some Evangelical Christians “love” Israel because they believe
it will be the site of the Rapture, wherein Jews who have not converted
Christianity will go to hell. And then, of course, there’s the classic >anti-Semitic trope about Jews controlling the media, in this case, TheNew
York Times. (Naturally, Trump does not mention that fact that thefaith
patriarch of the Sulzberger family and former Times company chairman,
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr., was “raised in his mother’s Episcopalian
and later stopped practicing religion. He and his [then] wife, GailGregg,
were married by a Presbyterian minister.” But perhaps he’s just going by >Nuremberg laws.)
Anyway, happy belated Hanukkah to you!
Tim wrote
antisemitic
"Viktor Tandofsky" <vtandofsky@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:26346d31-6527-426b-b7d8-1a4a16fe073en@googlegroups.com...
There is no doubt you are an antisemite. I know it and so does the
government of Canada. I told them myself. I reported all your
comments in an email to the Minister of Justice.
I have read your comments on Semite Palestinians. Frankly, you sounded
anti-Semitic.
Here is the response from the Minister of Justice:
<crickets>
You can't even spell anti-Semite, you illiterate cunt.
You can't even count to thirty, you useless twat.
Trump Goes Full Anti-Semite, Unloads on American Jews in Wildly Bigoted
Rant
The former president hit on nearly every anti-Jewish trope in the book, >including the one about Jews supposedly controlling the media.
By Bess Levin
December 17, 2021
In February 2017, asked what the government planned to do about theuptick
in threats to Jewish centers and the rise in anti-Semitism since his >election, Donald Trump responded, “I am the least anti-Semitic personthat
you’ve ever seen in your entire life.” That claim, like the one he wouldknow
make a few months later about being “the least racist person there is >anywhere in the world,” obviously was and remains not true at all. How do
we know? Let’s examine the evidence!
Prior to being elected, Trump suggested to a room full of Jewish people
that they “control” politicians through money. He tweeted an image of
Hillary Clinton’s face atop a pile of cash next to the Star of David and
the phrase, “Most Corrupt Candidate Ever!” And he capped off his campaign
by releasing an ad featuring the faces of powerful Jewish people with an >ominous voiceover about them comprising a “global power structure” that
has “robbed our working class” and “stripped our country of its wealth.”
Later, upon moving into the White House, and just six months after his
claim of being the least anti-Semitic person in the universe, he refused
to condemn a group whose ranks included neo-Nazis. In August 2019, in an >attempt to win over (???) Jewish voters, he declared “they don’t even
what they’re doing or saying anymore.” Speaking at the Israeli American >Council in Hollywood, Florida, that December, he “dipp[ed] into a deepanother
well of anti-Semitic tropes,” suggesting, among other things, that Jews
only care about money.
And if you thought leaving the White House or, say, this season of cheer, >would have dampened his enthusiasm for anti-Semitic remarks, do we have a
fun surprise for you!
In clips aired on the Unholy podcast, the former president—who may or may
not make another run for office in 2024—went on a lengthy rant about how >American Jews supposedly aren’t loyal enough to Israel, invoking a
longtime anti-Semitic trope about Jewish people and allegiances to
countries. Speaking to journalist Barak Ravid, who appeared on theyou
podcast, Trump said: “There’s people in this country that are Jewish that
no longer love Israel. I’ll tell you the Evangelical Christians love
Israel more than the Jews in this country. It used to be that Israel had >absolute power over Congress and today I think it’s the exact opposite,
and I think [Barack] Obama and [Joe] Biden did that. And yet in the
election, they still get a lot of votes from Jewish people…which tells
that the Jewish people, and I’ve said this for a long time. The JewishTimes,
people in the United States either don’t like Israel or don’t care about >Israel. I mean, you look at The New York Times, The New York Times hates >Israel, hates them, and they’re Jewish people that run The New York
I mean the Sulzberger family.”to
https://twitter.com/LeviYonit/status/1471821911827091459
Yes, it’s a real Mad Libs of anti-Jewish commentary from a guy whose
allies like to remind people he has Jewish grandchildren, which, in fact, >doesn’t mean one can’t be anti-Semitic. There’s the overarching charge
that American Jews vote against their own interests when they vote for >politicians who supposedly don’t support Israel, the subtext being that >American Jews should care more about what happens in Israel than in the
U.S. There’s the line about Evangelical Christians loving Israel “more
than the Jews” in this country, which fails to include the uncomfortable
fact that some Evangelical Christians “love” Israel because they believe
it will be the site of the Rapture, wherein Jews who have not converted
Christianity will go to hell. And then, of course, there’s the classic >anti-Semitic trope about Jews controlling the media, in this case, TheNew
York Times. (Naturally, Trump does not mention that fact that thefaith
patriarch of the Sulzberger family and former Times company chairman,
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr., was “raised in his mother’s Episcopalian
and later stopped practicing religion. He and his [then] wife, GailGregg,
were married by a Presbyterian minister.” But perhaps he’s just going by >Nuremberg laws.)
Anyway, happy belated Hanukkah to you!
Tim wrote
antisemitic
"Viktor Tandofsky" <vtandofsky@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:26346d31-6527-426b-b7d8-1a4a16fe073en@googlegroups.com...
There is no doubt you are an antisemite. I know it and so does the
government of Canada. I told them myself. I reported all your
comments in an email to the Minister of Justice.
I have read your comments on Semite Palestinians. Frankly, you sounded
anti-Semitic.
Here is the response from the Minister of Justice:
<crickets>
You can't even spell anti-Semite, you illiterate cunt.
You can't even count to thirty, you useless twat.
Trump Goes Full Anti-Semite, Unloads on American Jews in Wildly Bigoted
Rant
The former president hit on nearly every anti-Jewish trope in the book, >including the one about Jews supposedly controlling the media.
By Bess Levin
December 17, 2021
In February 2017, asked what the government planned to do about theuptick
in threats to Jewish centers and the rise in anti-Semitism since his >election, Donald Trump responded, “I am the least anti-Semitic personthat
you’ve ever seen in your entire life.” That claim, like the one he wouldknow
make a few months later about being “the least racist person there is >anywhere in the world,” obviously was and remains not true at all. How do
we know? Let’s examine the evidence!
Prior to being elected, Trump suggested to a room full of Jewish people
that they “control” politicians through money. He tweeted an image of
Hillary Clinton’s face atop a pile of cash next to the Star of David and
the phrase, “Most Corrupt Candidate Ever!” And he capped off his campaign
by releasing an ad featuring the faces of powerful Jewish people with an >ominous voiceover about them comprising a “global power structure” that
has “robbed our working class” and “stripped our country of its wealth.”
Later, upon moving into the White House, and just six months after his
claim of being the least anti-Semitic person in the universe, he refused
to condemn a group whose ranks included neo-Nazis. In August 2019, in an >attempt to win over (???) Jewish voters, he declared “they don’t even
what they’re doing or saying anymore.” Speaking at the Israeli American >Council in Hollywood, Florida, that December, he “dipp[ed] into a deepanother
well of anti-Semitic tropes,” suggesting, among other things, that Jews
only care about money.
And if you thought leaving the White House or, say, this season of cheer, >would have dampened his enthusiasm for anti-Semitic remarks, do we have a
fun surprise for you!
In clips aired on the Unholy podcast, the former president—who may or may
not make another run for office in 2024—went on a lengthy rant about how >American Jews supposedly aren’t loyal enough to Israel, invoking a
longtime anti-Semitic trope about Jewish people and allegiances to
countries. Speaking to journalist Barak Ravid, who appeared on theyou
podcast, Trump said: “There’s people in this country that are Jewish that
no longer love Israel. I’ll tell you the Evangelical Christians love
Israel more than the Jews in this country. It used to be that Israel had >absolute power over Congress and today I think it’s the exact opposite,
and I think [Barack] Obama and [Joe] Biden did that. And yet in the
election, they still get a lot of votes from Jewish people…which tells
that the Jewish people, and I’ve said this for a long time. The JewishTimes,
people in the United States either don’t like Israel or don’t care about >Israel. I mean, you look at The New York Times, The New York Times hates >Israel, hates them, and they’re Jewish people that run The New York
I mean the Sulzberger family.”to
https://twitter.com/LeviYonit/status/1471821911827091459
Yes, it’s a real Mad Libs of anti-Jewish commentary from a guy whose
allies like to remind people he has Jewish grandchildren, which, in fact, >doesn’t mean one can’t be anti-Semitic. There’s the overarching charge
that American Jews vote against their own interests when they vote for >politicians who supposedly don’t support Israel, the subtext being that >American Jews should care more about what happens in Israel than in the
U.S. There’s the line about Evangelical Christians loving Israel “more
than the Jews” in this country, which fails to include the uncomfortable
fact that some Evangelical Christians “love” Israel because they believe
it will be the site of the Rapture, wherein Jews who have not converted
Christianity will go to hell. And then, of course, there’s the classic >anti-Semitic trope about Jews controlling the media, in this case, TheNew
York Times. (Naturally, Trump does not mention that fact that thefaith
patriarch of the Sulzberger family and former Times company chairman,
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr., was “raised in his mother’s Episcopalian
and later stopped practicing religion. He and his [then] wife, GailGregg,
were married by a Presbyterian minister.” But perhaps he’s just going by >Nuremberg laws.)
Anyway, happy belated Hanukkah to you!
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