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Zionist insanity: Malcolm Hoenlein on Jewish power, indoctrinating 5-year-olds and preventing intermarriage with goyim

Philip Weiss
Mondoweiss
Fri, 19 Oct 2018 17:24 UTC
Malcolm Hoenlein
Malcolm Hoenlein addressing the 6th Global Forum on Anti-Semitism, in March 2018
Earlier this year Malcolm Hoenlein announced that he will step down as executive vice president of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, though he will stay in office as the group looks for his replacement. Hoenlein, 73, is one of the most powerful Jews in America. When Barack Obama wanted to name Hillary Clinton as secretary of state, he reached out to Hoenlein first.

In recent months, the Jewish leader has given interviews and speeches (posted online, links below) that convey his generational world view. Hoenlein's parents escaped Germany but his grandparents were killed in the Holocaust; and Hoenlein's core beliefs are: The importance of Jewish power to save Jews; the importance of Jewish unity to maintain that power and produce miracles in Israel. Hoenlein is baffled by young Jews' indifference to his causes. His response is that we have to "inoculate our kids younger and younger" - as early as five - so that they understand why the news features pictures "of an Israeli killing a kid or an adult."

Here are some of Hoenlein's statements. On the Holocaust forming his belief in Jewish power:
I know how strongly I was influenced by the Shoah, and from the time I was ten or eleven years I got involved politically because I believed that only when Jews could have control of their own fate and future and understood the political process and got involved - as Abba Eban said, In World War Two, Jews had influence in many places but power in none. I knew that Jewish power was the key to our survival. And I remember my parents getting the telegram that my grandparents had been killed. As a very young child when those yellow telegrams came and those of our neighbors and others who received them, I know it made a lasting impact. So much of what I have done is to avoid another situation where Jews will live at the sufferance of others, that Jews will not determine their own fate.

Comment: Even if that means turning into monsters in the process? Apparently so.

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Former FBI agent imprisoned for leaking bureau's 'secret rules' to Intercept


RT
Thu, 18 Oct 2018 23:05 UTC
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A former FBI agent in Minnesota has been sentenced to four years in prison and three years of supervised release for leaking documents about the bureau's practices, some of them classified, to The Intercept.

Terry James Albury was sentenced on Thursday on one count of unauthorized disclosure of national defense information and one count of retention of national defense information. He had pleaded guilty in April.

Albury leaked the documents to The Intercept, which published them in a series titled "The FBI's Secret Rules," in January 2017. The series shone a light on the agency's inner workings post-9/11, including its infiltration of radical groups, its apparent use of racial profiling, and its handling of confidential sources.

Comment: See also: FBI agent charged for leaking secret documents to The Intercept

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Israel overturns deportation order, allows US student Alqasem to enter


RT
Thu, 18 Oct 2018 19:02 UTC
Lara Alqasem
© Reuters/Ronen ZvulunLara Alqasem (center) pictured in Israel's Supreme Court on Wednesday.
Lawyers for a US student refused entry to Israel for allegedly supporting a boycott movement against the Jewish state have declared victory, after she had her deportation order overturned by Israel's Supreme Court. "The Supreme Court's decision is a victory for free speech, academic freedom, and the rule of law," her lawyers said in a statement on Thursday.

Lara Alqasem, who was born in the US but is of Palestinian descent, entered Israel on a student visa earlier this month, but was barred from entering and has been held in Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport since. She had hoped to study Human Rights at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, but Israeli officials issued a deportation order when it was discovered that she had once been president of the Students for Justice in Palestine chapter at the University of Florida.


Comment: "Study Human Rights at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem." Seriously? That's about as silly as going to Saudi Arabia to study Feminism.


While the organization promotes the BDS (Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions) movement on Israel, Alqasem herself says she doesn't, and her lawyers argued that her choice to study at an Israeli university illustrates this.

Israel passed a law targeting BDS supporters last year, which bans any foreigner who "knowingly issues a public call for boycotting Israel" from entering the country, and lists 20 activist groups whose members can be denied entry. The Israeli Strategic Affairs Ministry relies on tips from informants and social media snooping to identify BDS activists. Around 15 people have so far been blocked under the law.


Comment: Wow. Fifteen people blocked. How many hours, days, weeks, months, (years?) and accompanying manpower did it take to turn up a whopping fifteen dubious 'offenders'? (And this one doesn't count.)


Comment: See also:

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Grooming gang protested by Tommy Robinson gets 221 years of jail time


RT
Fri, 19 Oct 2018 17:08 UTC
Tommy Robinson
© Reuters / PETER NICHOLLSTommy Robinson arrives at the Old Bailey to attend a hearing
A grooming gang, whose court hearings were protested by EDL-founder Tommy Robinson, have been given jail terms totaling 221 years after launching a "campaign of rape and other sexual abuse" against teenage girls in Huddersfield.

The 20 men whose ages range from 27 to 54 were convicted as part of Operation Tendersea during three trials at Leeds Crown Court.

Details of the case can now be disclosed after a judge agreed to lift reporting restrictions on Friday.

It was the second of these trials that saw EDL-founder and self-styled journalist Robinson film outside the court, while the jury was deliberating.

The abuse of 15 schoolgirls by the gang was described by the judge as "top of the scale." The youngest of the victims, who were characterized as vulnerable and isolated, was thought to have been 11 or 12 years old. Some of the underage girls were in care and suffered from mild learning disabilities.

The gang carried out the sexual abuse in the Huddersfield area between 2004 and 2011. The men assigned themselves a series of nicknames which they used while communicating with each other. They included "Dracula," "Beastie" and "Nurse."
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White House chopper mechanic busted with crystal meth after calling the cops while under the influence


RT
Fri, 19 Oct 2018 17:04 UTC
Crystal methamphetamine
© WikipediaShards of crystal methamphetamine.
A mechanic who maintains the White House's fleet of helicopters has been busted with methamphetamine, after he called the cops while under the influence, thinking his house was being broken into.

The high-flying Heisenberg, 30-year-old Cody Haynes, called police to his Florida home on Wednesday night, reporting an armed intruder. When police arrived, Haynes told them that three "African-American masked subjects" had broken in earlier on and held his girlfriend and the couple's young daughter hostage, a police report reads.

Agitated, Haynes told police that his girlfriend remained trapped inside with the subjects, but a police search revealed a deserted house with no sign of a struggle. Instead they found a small amount of crystal methamphetamine, a pipe, and a scales, as well as an unidentified pill.

Cops noticed that Haynes was "sweating profusely," and his breathing was labored. After some questioning, he admitted to smoking meth in the house earlier that evening and was arrested. Haynes' girlfriend, Tara Frew, told police that no intruders entered the house, and that Haynes' story was the product of a meth-induced hallucination.
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Officials find more than 250 snakes, alligators and skunks in Pennsylvania home


3CBS Philly
Thu, 18 Oct 2018 21:40 UTC
Alligator found in PA home
More than 250 snakes, alligators and skunks were found in a home in Montgomery County on Thursday morning.

Officials say over 100 snakes, three alligators, dozens of guinea pigs, dozens of turtles and even two skunks were found in the home on the 1000 block of Station Road.

Officials from the Lehigh County Humane Society and the Lehigh County SPCA were on site to assist with the animals that were found.

Officer Tracie Graham of the Montgomery County SPCA calls it one of the worst cases of animal hoarding she's ever seen.

"The animals were being kept in various stages of neglect," she said. "Whether it be on sanitary conditions lack of food and water."
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India: 50 dead as train plows into crowd during Hindu ceremony


RT
Fri, 19 Oct 2018 16:58 UTC
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© YouTube / Raj Chauhan, Akhi 811, FirstpostFootage from the scene shows hte burning effigy, before the train plows through the crowd.
A religious celebration ended in tragedy in India, as a passenger train plowed through a crowd who had gathered for a Hindu effigy-burning ceremony in Amritsar, near the Pakistani border, killing at least 50 people.

As smoke obscured vision, and the loud bangs of firecrackers masked its approach, the train barrelled through the crowded religious rally, held alongside a railway track on Friday evening. Magistrate of Amritsar Rajesh Sharma has confirmed that 50 bodies have been found, with more feared dead.
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Kristen Bell slams Snow White kiss... and the internet fires back


RT
Fri, 19 Oct 2018 15:46 UTC
Snow White, Kristen Bell
© (L) Wikipedia / Walt Disney (R) Reuters/ MONICA ALMEIDA Monica Almeida
Snow White, Kristen Bell.
Disney princess Kristen Bell has taken aim at Snow White, questioning the iconic fairytale's messages about consent and the story's appropriateness in a modern context.

The 38-year-old actress, who stars as Princess Anna in the Disney smash-hit 'Frozen,' took the classic cartoon to task in an interview with Parenting magazine.

She told the magazine that she always raises questions about the tale's topic content (in particular, that kiss) with her and husband Dax Shepard's two daughters, Lincoln, 5, and Delta, 3.

"Every time we close Snow White I look at my girls and ask, 'Don't you think it's weird that Snow White didn't ask the old witch why she needed to eat the apple? Or where she got that apple?'

Comment: Kristen Bell, Kiera Knightley, and others complaining about the 'outdated' and 'dangerous' elements used within these Disney movies are completely missing the underlying archetypal narrative, which is where the real message of those stories can be found.

For some of Jordan Peterson's thoughts on archetypes and fairy tales:


For Jordan Peterson's thoughts on Frozen:




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CNN's Acosta bizarrely tells former WH official to 'Fu*k off' for harmless tweet


RT
Fri, 19 Oct 2018 16:47 UTC
Jim Acosta
© Reuters / Carlos BarriaCNN's Jim Acosta
CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta has been outed for an abusive outburst following some mild trolling by a former White House official on Twitter.

On Thursday, Acosta tweeted a rambling complaint accusing White House staff of playing music too loud at President Donald Trump's rally in Montana, restricting live TV press coverage from the event.

Acosta's tweet went on to "suppose" that the White House "loves those kinds of shenanigans," and wonder if the loud music posed a security risk for the Secret Service or local law enforcement.

Justin Caporale, a former official for First Lady Melania Trump, replied with a teasing tweet that simply read "Dear Diary..." This rather tame Twitter barb seemingly outraged Acosta and the CNN journalist wasn't afraid to give Caporale a piece of his mind.
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Vandals desecrate Christian cemetery near Jerusalem in apparent hate crime


RT
Fri, 19 Oct 2018 07:51 UTC
Vandalized cemetery
© AFP / Menahem KahanaThe vandalized Christian graveyard near the town of Beit Shemesh, west of Jerusalem, on October 18 2018.
Some 30 headstones have been smashed in a Christian cemetery belonging to a Catholic monastery located not far from Jerusalem. A local cleric called it a deliberate desecration while the police opened a probe into a hate crime.

The vandals tore down concrete crosses marking dozens of graves at the cemetery belonging to the Beit Jamal monastery, a popular pilgrimage and tourism site, located some 30 kilometers west from Jerusalem near the two of Beit Shemesh. The tombstones were toppled and some tombs were damaged as well.

The damage was discovered by the monks, who visit the graveyard every few days. They believed that the incident was not a mere act of vandalism. "They wanted to smash, to pull down, a symbol of the Christians, the cross," Father Antonio Scodo, responsible for the upkeep of the Saint Stephen's Church graveyard, told AFP, calling the incident an act of "desecration."

Police has opened an investigation into the incident, calling it a "hate crime." However, it said that the act of vandalism might have actually taken place "several weeks" ago, adding that they had no suspects so far. Meanwhile, the incident caught some attention from the local activist groups, Israeli officials and even foreign states.
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