MarkSilverberg MarkSilverberg

Sep 03, 2010 (GMT-5)

In the aftermath of World War II, with the hideous revelation that 2/3 of European Jews had been systematically exterminated by the Nazis, anti-Semitism became unfashionable. But that is no longer the case. As the memory of the Holocaust fades into history, as we continue to transfer petro-wealth to our enemies; as Europe morphs into Eurabia; as dictators, despots and Islamists take control over the UN and other international bodies; and as our universities become hotbeds for virulent anti-Israel teachings and rhetoric - logic fades, facts become confused with fictions, distinctions between democracies and tyrannies become irrelevant, history becomes unimportant, and anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism become indistinguishable. FULL STORY

Quick vote

Should Israel bomb Iranian nuclear sites?
  • Yes, immediately!!
  • Yes, but only after all negotiation attmepts fail.
  • Yes, with USA's help.
  • No, there is no nuclear program.
  • No, Iran's nuclear program is not to build nukes.
  • No, never!! Let Iran build nukes.

 
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