UCI (Part 4)

Again, another article regarding criticism of anti-Zionism at UC campuses, this time from the New York Times.

According to the story, Zionist Bullies Jewish Organizations applauded the new proposal, after they had "demanded more be done to protect students against anti-Semitism after several high-profile incidents, including one in which swastikas were spray-painted on a Jewish fraternity house."

So, just because some racist idiot spray paints a swastika, it is assumed they are "anti-zionist activists". Honestly, a lot of these ignorant nazi racists couldn't care less about palestinian rights or Israel (on the contrary, they would probably support Jews leaving the U.S. to go to Israel).

In fact, it is very possible that it was a zionist jew who spray painted that swastika in order to create support for this new "Intolerance Proposal" (in essence, acting as a provocateur, like the incident at George Washington University where a freshman Jewish girl scrawled swastikas on her own door and reported it to the police - link below).

We honestly don't know.

The article quoted Tammi Rossman-Benjamin (from the Zionist McCarthyist group AMCHA; discussed in a prior post) as saying: "The fact is that anti-Zionism is viewed as anti-Semitism by most Jewish students and by the vast majority of the Jewish community."

Well, just because somebody 'views' something a certain way does not necessarily mean that person's view is correct.  If somebody happens to take things the wrong way, then maybe the problem is them.

Though we all know that is not the real reason - the REAL reason for this proposal is because they want to silence criticism of Israel, plain and simple.  Even a monkey could figure that one out.  The fact that this proposal made it so far up the UC administration (instead of being nipped in the bud) doesn't say much for the intelligence of some of the UC regents.

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Sources:

Link to video of Zionist Girl who wrote swastikas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ3Q1b-GNzY


Link to article:
http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2016/03/16/us/ap-us-university-of-california-intolerance.html?_r=0

UCI (part 3)

Another article from the LA times (March 16) regarding the attack on freedom of speech on UC campuses.

Fortunately, there are some people who are concerned that UC's proposed 'Intolerance Policy' goes too far regarding Zionism.  Sadly I think their pleas will fall on deaf ears, but it gives me hope and encouragement that I'm not the only one who feels like this proposal is a bad idea.


Just like not all Jews are Zionists (and not all Zionists are Jews), not all anti-Zionists are anti-Semitic.  The Zionists will of course scoff at this statement, but that's because deep down they know it's true.  And the truth hurts.

 The UC regents were scheduled to meet today. I'm not hopeful, though.
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Source:
http://www.latimes.com/opinion/editorials/la-ed-uc-intolerance-20160316-story.html

Do UC what I see? A star with six points trying to gag me

My last post had to do with the Jewish Zionist lobby trying to curtail free speech on campus by equating anti-zionism with anti-semitism.

This month the UC regents will discuss the issue again.

According to a an LA Times article (March 15), "University of California officials are proposing to include "anti-Zionism" as a form of discrimination that is unacceptable on campus".

Talk about retarded.  Judaism and Zionism are NOT the same thing.  Judaism is a culture; Zionism is a political movement.  Since when is arguing against a political movement "unacceptable discrimination"?  Does that mean we can't argue against communism lest Chinese people get their feelings hurt?  I don't remember trying to protect the feelings of Russian people during the cold war - People riled against "commies" all the time back then.

Tammi Rossman-Benjamin is a lecturer at the University of California, Santa Cruz and co-founder of the organization called "AMCHA" (a Hebrew word meaning 'your people', according to their website).  AMCHA is a McCarthyist-like group that blacklists students and teachers in higher education that speak out against Israel (similar to the group 'Campus Watch').

Rossman-Benjamin claimed that "the intent was not to punish speech but to raise awareness about hostility toward Jewish students. "

Sure lady.  How dumb do you think we are?  I'm insulted.

UC Santa Cruz is one of the most liberal, left-wing (and most likely pro-jewish) campuses in California.

A proposed statement by UC officials a few months prior (in 2015; see previous post) "was criticized by Rossman-Benjamin's group, several regents and others for being too weak and failing to mention anti-Semitism particularly."

I thought racism was racism.  Why do people like Rossman-Benjamin believe that Jewish people need special treatment?  Why do they need to be mentioned separately?  Do they not want to be lumped in with the 'goyim'?  Talk about elitist and racist.  Reminds me of that stupid "Riot Grrrl" Manifesto:

"BECAUSE doing/reading/seeing/hearing cool things that validate and challenge us can help us gain the strength and sense of community that we need in order to figure out how bullshit like racism, able-bodieism, ageism, speciesism, classism, thinism, sexism, anti-semitism and heterosexism figures in our own lives."

I thought racism included anti-semitism, so why mention it separately (unless you think you are somehow more special than everyone else)?  Kathleen Hanna can shut it.

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Source:
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-uc-antisemitism-20160315-story.html

Less is Mor . . .

IDF (israeli defense force) soldier Mor Ostrovski got into trouble for posting a picture of a palestinian boy in the crosshairs of a rifle.

Eytan Buchman, a spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces, told ABC News (via email) that "the picture in question does not coincide with IDF's values or code of ethics".

Yeah, right.


Source:

http://news.yahoo.com/israeli-sniper-posts-photo-child-crosshairs-163924256--abc-news-topstories.html