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I must have missed some information on the publisher, but I was under the impression he was a Zionist.
Most of his pieces are supportive of extreme Zionism.
Where did you come across the information that he's a nice guy and isn't a Zionist?
Even the rest of his controversial piece is completely extreme even if we leave out the Assassination part.
Yes, but this one man is not Zionism.
Ahh...so? He's writing to his target group, he's employed by a Zionist publisher as you said, correct? Apparently this guy is effective at his job.
You're twisting words now. He's a writer not a politician and as such I will give him the courtesy of a writer. Writers highlight realities. Would you say it is not a very essential reality that is being highlighted by this writer?
Originally posted by xuenchen
reply to post by Blaine91555
Why do think the guy even wrote the article in the first place ?
What exactly was his purpose ?
He MUST have had SOME ideas in mind ...... unless he was in some kind of hypnotic stupor.
What if he was an Iranian or a regular everyday American ?
Jail, prison, Gitmo by now maybe ?
American militants like Anwar al-Awlaki are placed on a kill or capture list by a secretive panel of senior government officials, which then informs the president of its decisions . . . . There is no public record of the operations or decisions of the panel, which is a subset of the White House’s National Security Council . . . . Neither is there any law establishing its existence or setting out the rules by which it is supposed to operate. . . . The role of the president in ordering or ratifying a decision to target a citizen is fuzzy. White House spokesman Tommy Vietor declined to discuss anything about the process. . . .
There’s no doubt about it: Andrew B. Adler, the editor of the Atlanta Jewish Times, is a fool. His article advocating the assassination of President Obama has by now been broadcast all over the internet, and brought condemnation from every quarter down on his head. His tearful apologies, his denials that he actually meant to call for Obama’s death, and the swiftness with which major Jewish organizations distanced themselves from his crazed call are, perhaps, punishment enough for the poor man: I can’t help feeling sorry for him.
You keep on repeating this but all the evidence points to the contrary.
I'm not exactly sure of the purpose of that statement.
It seems to contradict your previous sentence I quoted.
You claimed that he was a nice guy who doesn't support Zionism and I merely mentioned that you are most likely wrong.
his wasn't a college frat boy who got drunk and did something stupid, this was a credentialed member of the press who suggested the assassination of the President of the United States to protect the state of Israel from an imaginary enemy.
This man deserves no sympathy, in fact, I think I'm going a bit easy on him.
Originally posted by InfoKartel
He is a WRITER. He WRITES so people READ what he WRITES. Simple enough so far? Okay, lets carry on: He is employed as a WRITER by a publisher. This publisher has a target audience they cater too. This writer follows orders, which the publisher gives. Where is the focus on the publisher who is closer to the ideology than this man? Nowhere to be found.
Yet - yet, I am called an anti-Semite by Khazars and their friends and a Jew hater.
Well, maybe he blew the cover of a Sayeret Matkal team about to pull off another false-flag attack so maybe we should thank him - but we can still laugh at him.
Originally posted by InfoKartel
reply to post by BRAVO949
Yet - yet, I am called an anti-Semite by Khazars and their friends and a Jew hater.
I really don't care. Neither should you or anyone for that matter, but people do care so there's an issue. Then again, this is more of an ego thing for you than what actually goes on. You want a boogeyman to point at, well, here you have one, enjoy. A sobbing adult. Happy?
Well, maybe he blew the cover of a Sayeret Matkal team about to pull off another false-flag attack so maybe we should thank him - but we can still laugh at him.
Yes, you should thank him for bringing this out. Thank those who made it go viral as well. You can laugh at him all you want, that will only show your weakness and garner more anger on "their" side, empowering that which you are trying to defeat. Meh, but what do I know...RIIIGHT?
Originally posted by andy1972
I think maybe Mossad, or a sayanim of Mossad paid our friend a visit, maybe even just a phone call was needed.
What Israel does'nt need and cant have at the moment is anti jewish feeling from the US.
The stunt pulled by this jerk, although trifiling in itself, has generated a firestorm which could again generate a hell of a lot of anti Israel sentiment in America.
With tensions rising day by day in the middle east, what Israel can't afford is people in the US asking why are we supporting these people....I think this guy has just shown the world the true face of contempt Israel has for the US.
I think he just said out loud what many more in the jewish community think.