U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom on Anti-Semitism

The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom held a hearing to discuss efforts to combat anti-Semitism around the world. The commission heard from panelists from the State Department, United Nations, Anti-Defamation League, American University, Emory University, and the Simon Wiesenthal Center, on domestic and global anti-Semitic trends and their recommendations for the commission

Psycho killer, Qu’est-ce que c’est?

So about that decision to not hold the killer of Sarah Halimi responsible. The clip below is a rather stellar piece of double think by a minister of justice in France. This is where they claim that they are following rule of law by abandoning it altogether when it suits the Neo-Marxist narrative.

There could not be a more clear cut case of a hate crime should such a thing exist at all. But he was found not responsible by reason of insanity and that was that. This site followed that case very closely and searching for Sarah Halimi will bring up a lot of articles.

Stephen Coughlin would almost certainly call this Repressive Tolerance. A Frankfurt School semantic device to accomplish exactly this thing. Hold up the highest possible standard of the law where it is a disadvantage to modern nation states, and make sure it doesn’t apply at all where it is to the advantage of anyone problematic to Western nations, people, and thought.

Thank you Miss Piggy for wading through this horror show.

Jihad attack in Villejuif a southern suburb of Paris

The name of the area is French for Jewish Village but the name is likely historical. Most of these areas are now anything but Jewish at this stage.

M. sent in this explanation:

They cannot explain the etymology of the name —
there are 3 catholic churches and 1 coptic church but  no synagogue and no mosque yet
and there must be more North-Africans than Jewish people in this suburb
of course the best would be to ask someone living in the area
[…]The French author from the 17th century Louis Moréri indicates that the settlement was founded by Jews expelled from Paris.

This idea, however, remains speculative: available medieval Christian and Jewish sources do not mention the existence of the Jewish community in this place. For this reason, the exact role of Jews in the inception or the development of this town remains obscure.

The hidden story on the arrest of blogger Fahrenheit211

This is my interview for RAIR Foundation with the blogger who had a number of police literally break down his door to arrest him for “islamophobia” in the UK in late October. But @AmyMek over at RAIR Foundation did some great detective work and discovered a few things about the event that need to be know for the full gravity of this arrest to fall into focus.

For example, the associate of Mayor Khan who led the police in this obscene arrest also has another job…

Three videos from York U in Toronto as muslims (and leftists) attack Jewish students, and demonize Israel

Canada: Pro-Palestinian protesters occupy York University campus in Toronto

Dozens of students at Toronto’s York University held an anti-Israeli protest inside the university campus on Wednesday, as former Israeli soldiers were set to speak to students on their experiences in the army, reports say.

The activists were seen waving Palestinian flags and chanting slogans.

According to reports, a Holocaust-denying newspaper editor Nazih Khatatba also took part in the demonstrations

Toronto Police and private security agents were deployed on the spot to keep control of the situation.

 

Jews for the AfD: An interview with the founders

This is a wonderful piece of counter-narrative journalism where some young Jewish-German people decided to form an official branch of the AfD party. The purpose is to help support the facts of who and what the AfD represent, as well as the deceptions and subterfuge of Merkel’s CDU as well as Greens and other more genuinely antisemitic parties, who are working triple shifts to create a  Genocide by Proxy.

Thank you Miss Piggy for the staggering amount of work that must have gone into this translation. Also if you want to read background and details of all people in this video, please visit RAIR Foundation’s article on this video here.

 

Andrew Bostom presentation on Islamic antisemitism and anti-Christian doctrines

This, like other presentations of Dr. Bostom’s I have seen, is excellent as a presentation and as scholarship. It deals not just with the scriptural Islamic antisemitism but also how that has been accurately echoed down the centuries by Islamic leaders since the time of Mohammad right to today’s head of Al-Azhar University.

 

Poster at Turkish bus stations buy the Anatolia Youth organization

Text reads:

“Do not make friends with Jews and Christians. They are only their own friends,. Whoever of you makes friends with them, will become one of them. Allah will not lead cruel people on a just path.”

Thank you Egri Nok for this photo and translation.