Comments on: We Zionists caused the “Cartoon Backlash”

By: Homicidal Palestinian: Will Oy Bay be my Friend? « Oy Bay!

Homicidal Palestinian: Will Oy Bay be my Friend? « Oy Bay! — Tue, 24 Oct 2006 19:23:47 +0000

[...] So yeah. Tough cookies. I won’t add you as a friend. During AAMA’s talk, he started goading for all the “Zionist Israeli spies” to take out their cameras and tape-recorders. So I did. I took out my camera and started recording his speech. Then, one of his big black-cloaked body-guards (which were positioned menacingly throughout the room), approached me and demanded that I give him my camera. I said, “But AAMA told me to!” So I just put it away and the meat-helmet walked away. I’ll post up the few pictures of AAMA that I did get later. [...]

By: Rabbi Yonah

Rabbi Yonah — Fri, 10 Mar 2006 07:12:30 +0000

Dan S- Got it, i though that your comment meant “See, this is a racist paper, and what do expect from racists?” Or something along those lines. My mistake.

Meanwhile the senate is silent and we are hoping there will be more support to do something. Interestingly, as soon as the MSA got wind of the Senators plans against them… The Senator received angry email and his organization’s sign on campus was vandalized with a swastika.

Immediately the student group got a response from the Deans office. Now last year when over a dozen stakes and posters put up by Hillel that were from Blue Star PR and Stand With Us, they were kicked down and trampled the SAME DAY. In broad daylight. The police and the Deans office did nothing. They said “there are over 34,000 students here and we cannot monitor everything they do”. Now that a Christian sign was vandalized, hopefully, they will do something.

By: Joe Grossberg

Joe Grossberg — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 22:14:24 +0000

Who’s Was Behind the Danish Cartoon Conflict?

The Jews, naturally. Specifically, Zionist Jews who planned, years ahead, to plant cartoons that would spark a deadly conflict months…

By: Dan S

Dan S — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 20:58:26 +0000

Rabbi Yonah – my point exactly. One doesn’t expect a paper with a pro-Nazi past to be “controlled” (or in cahoots or whatever that speaker claimed) with Zionists…

By: Michael Weinstock

Michael Weinstock — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 10:08:17 +0000

Rav Yonah, בס’ד

This is the same guy that disrupts the students during classes at UC Irvine. He stations himself in the main courtyard with hate speech and a microphone, flying fists and a podium.
His speeches end up surrounded by curious students and observant Muslims chanting, “Alla Hu Akbar” three times in succession, responding to his pep talk.
Whenever I come to the section of the Amidah concerning how Hashem should wipe out the evil in the world, invariably, this man’s face and anger flashes in my mind.

I’ll see both yourself and Rafi for Shabbos sometime,

Mikey

By: jc.

jc. — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 09:49:24 +0000

The truth of the matter is that the danish paper was just pissing on a despised and weak minority group in denmark, recent danish politics and laws are clearly indicative of danish racism.
Freedom of speech was not an issue, bullying was.
However the newspaper found itsself much in the position of a hunter who is busy poking a bear cub with a stick not noticing mamma bear behind them.
The Danish prime minister refused to meet with a large group of muslim ambassadors who wished to protest the “cartoons”. He could have met them and explained the concept of free press, which is non-existent in their countries, and at least treated them with diplomatic respect. It is hard to imagine the danish prime minister ignoring so nonchalantly a request for a meeting by a large group of european ambassadors whatever their complaint.
Of course the Religious muslims had their own agend and played it out. It would be nice to see groups of muslims protesting something serious like the stoning to death of an adultress or something. Of course it be would nice to see any fundamentilist religious group protesting anything serious and as industriuosly as they protest “violations” of the sabbath or other peoples sex lives.
Lets face it both sides of the cartoon war is a no win situation for anyone interested in a better world.

By: Rabbi Yonah

Rabbi Yonah — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 09:23:00 +0000

And your point is… The offending cartoons are not part of a Jewish conspiracy, that was the main point of the piece. That this paper has a history that is unpleasant, doesn’t alter a bit my assertion that a)they had a right to print it and b)the Jews were not behind it.

By: Dan S

Dan S — Tue, 07 Mar 2006 22:29:15 +0000

I guess you haven't seen this Jyllands-Posten (did the speaker even know the name of the paper?) was pro-Nazi.

By: Sarah N

Sarah N — Tue, 07 Mar 2006 21:13:01 +0000

Hi RY, I just posted your article on Virtual Jerusalem (www.virtualjerusalem.com). I’m the new managing editor, its great, I am the media! Let me know when you have interesting articles, press releases etc…

By: Rabbi Yonah

Rabbi Yonah — Tue, 07 Mar 2006 20:18:32 +0000

NEWS FLASH! My video and article are making progress. Some Christian senators are getting on board to try to stop funding the MSA… Details when they happen