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Mossad stole my shoe
If you think I’ve lost my mind when reading the above headline you would be almost correct. The above words are the actual subject of a Facebook post written in all seriousness (!!) by Asghar Bukhari. We should not be … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, Blogging
Tagged #MossadStoleMyShoe, anti-Zionist, Asghar Bukhari, conspiracy theories, Mossad, MPACUK, Twitter
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Conspiracy Theories R Us
The Arab world is famous for its wild conspiracy theories, especially when they concern Israel and its presumed sinister all-pervading influence over world affairs. This last week brought us a bunch of conspiracy theories all in one batch. First we … Continue reading
Posted in Mideast news
Tagged chemical weapons, civil war, conspiracy theories, Egypt, George Galloway, Syria, Zionist Zoo
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The twisted logic of Anti-semites
Two incidents in recent days, one minor and one making rather a louder splash, highlight the twisted logic that anti-Semites have to use in order to make any sense of their anti-Jewish conspiracy theories. The first incident, (via Mum) which … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism
Tagged antisemitism, Austria, conspiracy theories, Golan, Labour, Lord Ahmed, Michael Spindelegger, Syria, UK, UN
22 Comments
Zionist Peppers of Doom
Joining the Zionist spy menagerie of griffins, vultures and sharks, not to mention rocks and pencils, we now have Zionist Peppers of Doom which have contaminated holy and pure Lebanese shops: Lebanese shopper discovered several food items made in Israel … Continue reading
Posted in Mideast news
Tagged agriculture, conspiracy theories, menagerie of doom, peppers
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Some not-so-funny conspiracy theories
In contrast to my earlier post, where the speculation about Israel’s involvement is very possibly accurate, and if it was true would actually serve Israel’s purposes, there are other conspiracy theories that are both wrong and dangerous for Israel and … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism, International relations, Mideast news
Tagged antisemitism, Connecticut, conspiracy theories, flotilla, Iran, Jews, massacre, Mavi Marmara, Newtown, Sandy Hook, shooting, Turkey
24 Comments
If I forget thee O Jerusalem, my name is the BBC (and the Guardian)
The fast of Tisha Be’Av, the saddest day in the Jewish calendar, is almost upon us (beginning tomorrow night, because the 9th itself falls on Shabbat), and the destruction of Jerusalem, even if only virtual, continues to this day. The … Continue reading
Posted in Judaism, Media and journalism
Tagged BBC, Bet Hamikdash, capital, conspiracy theories, Guardian, Jerusalem, media bias, Temple, Tisha B'Av
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