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PPS - Yanover's books on

PeraclesPlease — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 00:25:15 +0000

In reply to I'm saying no to the debate

PPS - Yanover's books on Amazon appear to be a gas. Can click "search inside this book" to get some excerpts.

I'm saying no to the debate

PeraclesPlease — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 00:24:46 +0000

In reply to Just another "must see" for

I'm saying no to the debate too, just a drive by...

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This is what we in the business call a Trifecta: it opens with the anti-Semitic official in some troubled country saying the Holocaust never happened; follows with expressions of shock by several dignitaries (Tony Blair is often available, Angela Merkel is great, too, for the old-German new-German contrast; and concludes with some older offense against the memory of the Holocaust by someone in the same troubled country.

In my 24 years of doing this beat for various publications, I’ve become convinced that we should add a special Holocaust Denial category to Health, Diplomacy, Finance, and Sports. Like every reliable genre, the Holocaust Denial story has a set formula – just add the current details, decide on an aptly outraged headline and press “publish.”

I googled Fathi Shihab Eddim and discovered the man has never existed in English until somebody told humanity what this guy thinks about the events of 1939-45. He has no Facebook page. None of the English language, state-owned Egyptian papers that he is said to manage has any mention of his name. He came into the world riding a Daniel Greenfield FrontPage.com story on January 26, (Thanks to Honest Reporting for the link) based on an article in Arabic in the “Brothers Online” website, titled: Holocaust .. The largest monument in history!! by: M.. Fathi Shehab.

According to Greenfield, M.. Fathi Shehab is Fathi Shihab-Eddin, who “headed up the Muslim Brotherhood’s Labor Dossier until the Brotherhood took over Egypt moving him into the Egyptian parliament and making him Chairman of the Culture, Tourism & Information Committee. He also heads the Supreme Press Council which allows him to choose the editors of state-owned newspapers in Egypt. All this makes him one of the major players in the Egyptian government and the Brotherhood. And these days the two are one and the same.”

Fathi Shehab is also a member of the Shura Council, the upper house of Egypt’s bicameral Parliament. And Greenfield is absolutely correct, Fathi Shehab is to Morsi what, say, Bob Kerry is to Obama.

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Yori Yanover in The Jewish Press

In an ideal universe, we'd hang our heads in shame at being manipulated thus.

PS - we can now add Google & Facebook to Jewish created/run media. FWIW (Twitter and Wikipedia appear to be run by goy guys)

Lulu, I don't care what you

Bruce Levine — Fri, 01 Feb 2013 12:55:56 +0000

In reply to By the third sentence of what

Lulu,

I don't care what you think about me. Honestly, I really don't care at all.

Just another "must see" for

artappraiser — Fri, 01 Feb 2013 05:43:00 +0000

In reply to Thanks AA, haven't been

Just another "must see" for ya, my bold:

Embarassing MB statement about Jews, part 235
By Issandr El Amrani, Arabist.net, Jan. 31, 2013

[.....]

I'm not sure what's more depressing about this — that these people believe this, that there is a wider cultivation of such views in Egypt, or that people with such skewed perceptions of reality have important positions, in this case chairman of parliament's Culture, Tourism & Information Committee.

I am just saying no to the general debate on the thread, hope ya don't mind...

I will say this much on a different related issue as per my bold: sounds like many who thought of Zahi Hawass as a corrupt hack ruining Egypt's heritage might be wishing soon for the return of his hack stylings as the best option available...better than the don't know much about history, just what the imam says contingent running the show.

By the third sentence of what

A Guy Called LULU — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 22:33:10 +0000

In reply to Thanks AA, haven't been

By the third sentence of what started out as a gracious reply to AA you had already begun a sarcastic reference to one or two people here at Dag: " ... all the really, really smart so-called lefties--who understand things others don't."

Just couldn't help yourself I guess, or am I mistaking an effort at honest 'discourse'?
If there was any doubt about your allusions you made it clear in your next sentence.

"And I believe that certainly some of those so-called lefties, maybe one or two on this thread,..."

Also, no one here at Dag has ever, I believe, given any reason whatsoever for you to claim that they "revere" Morsy. Actually, can you name any lefty anywhere who has ever demonstrated a reverence for Morsy or even admiration? I mean besides Hillary Clinton?

And, to save them time, I could even point them to a couple of Jewish people who would offer their personal corroboration of such racist thinking. Nothing better for an anti-semitic maggot than to be able to point to one of those folks who begins every sentence with "As a Jew. . ."

Do you even hear yourself speak? In almost every comment here, and in every diary here by you, you identify yourself as speaking from the position of being "A proud Jew".

You won't save any time if you attempt to list even a small percentage of the Jews who must also be anti-Semitic if only an anti-Semitic person would even consider listening to and evaluating what they say and even sometimes concluding that at least some of what they say makes sense. I am referring to all those Jews who might not exactly follow your thinking but who, when they express their own thinking also self-identify as Jews, and so are, by your logic, anti- Semitic.
So, by the end of your rant there is at least 'one', maybe 'two', Dagbloggers who are called "anti-Semitic maggots". Nice. Keepin' it classy as always, bslev.

Next, try keeping it sensible.

Hi VA, I share your

Bruce Levine — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 18:16:00 +0000

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Hi VA,

I share your sentiments about Oaxaca; I fell in love with the place and the people and intend to return with my wife ASAP.

We didn't get a chance to get to Herve al Agua this time. We chose instead to visit the Mayan ruins at Monte Alban and to do some trekking up in the Sierra Nortes. It was just breathtaking to be at more than 10,000 feet above sea level (3300 meters) and still be below tree line. The only bad thing was that at that altitude I was feeling my age a bit doing that kind of climbing. But, after cursing my son a tad for making me do the hike (in my head of course :)), once we got to the top it was all good and ~~biblically~~ spiritually so.

Best to you and it's good to share a glimmer of paradise with you.

Bruce

Thanks AA, haven't been

Bruce Levine — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 17:54:36 +0000

In reply to Didn't want you to miss this

Thanks AA, haven't been reading too much news. Just got into my son's town in Tuxtla after a 9 hour surprisingly pleasent overnight bus ride from Oaxaca. I believe that the vast majority of Germans have a far better understanding of the potential implications of the seething anti-semitism practiced by religious autocrats like Morsy who are so revered by all the really, really smart so-called lefties--who understand things others don't. And I believe that certainly some of those so-called lefties, maybe one or two on this thread, would look at the German reaction and say that the German people have been subjugated into submission by the Jewish Holocaust industry. And, to save them time, I could even point them to a couple of Jewish people who would offer their personal corroboration of such racist thinking. Nothing better for an anti-semitic maggot than to be able to point to one of those folks who begins every sentence with "As a Jew. . ."

Didn't want you to miss this

artappraiser — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 10:07:32 +0000

In reply to Morsy--Jews Control American Media

Didn't want you to miss this just because you're traveling:

Germans Press Morsi on Slurs Against Jews as Berlin Marks Somber Anniversary
By Robert Mackey, The Lede, January 30, 2013, 6:15 pm

Last Updated, 7:32 p.m. During a visit to Germany that coincided with somber commemorations of Hitler’s rise to power eight decades ago on Wednesday, Egypt’s president was pressed several times to explain anti-Semitic comments he made in 2010, when he called Israelis “bloodsuckers” and “the descendants of apes and pigs.” [.....]

The post is quite a compilation of interesting stuff, including things like this tweet:

Demo gegen #Mursi in Berlin startet jetzt. You are not welcome here! twitter.com/Pedam73/status… via @pedam73 #mursiberlin #Ägypten
— Heike Hänsel (@HeikeHaensel) January 30, 2013

I love Oaxaca! I have some

Verified Atheist — Mon, 28 Jan 2013 17:11:00 +0000

In reply to My friends, I am sitting here

I love Oaxaca! I have some friends who live there. If you see some gringos with a VW van, tell them Ben said "Hi!". Also, don't miss out on Hierve al Agua. It's gorgeous and you can spend the night there for very little money.

My friends, I am sitting here

Bruce Levine — Mon, 28 Jan 2013 15:44:02 +0000

In reply to Morsy--Jews Control American Media

My friends, I am sitting here in Oaxaca City with my son, who is spending a year on a Fulbright teaching English in Tuxtla Guttierrez, in the State of Chiapas. The last thing I want to do is argue with folks about the difference between a Sulzberger owning the Times, other Jews owning other newspaper companies, and the historical predicate of Jewish control over the media. It's infantile, and it is ignorance at best to not understand the distinction. This is all about control. If people on this thread want to pretend, seriously it would just be pretend, that the issue of Jewish ownership has nothing to do with the effect, i.e. the control of what is disseminated in the media, then they join a long line of anti-semites. Bathe in it.

And, of course, we should enact a new law to accompany Godwin's, i.e. that every time a Jew control alleger wants to buttress his or her ugly bigotry, they tend to cite a Jew who agrees with them, as if that's dispositive. We really do have a long way to go.

Whatever, the Oaxaca Valley is majestic.