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**Peptobismol** · 03-28-2011, 01:36 PM

http://challahhuakbar.blogspot.com/2...side-anti.html

It has always amazed me the depths to which radical Muslims and their leftist anti-Israel cheerleaders will sink to demonize the Jewish state. A fantastic example of this blight to reason, history, and reality was the Never Again for Anyone tour, which went around the United States this past winter.

The tour was sponsored by a sophisticated propaganda outlet called American Muslims for Palestine (AMP), which essentially totes the Hamas party-line with their attacks on the Palestinian negotiating team and their condemnation of JStreet, the International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network (IJAN), a sycophantic nominally "Jewish" organization, whose members are always eager to be the next useful idiot to lend their name to whatever terrorist or despot is attacking Jewish self-determination that week, and the Middle East Children's Alliance, a virulently anti-Israel group.

The tour made its biggest news at Rutgers University in New Jersey, where despite advertisements stating that the event was Free and Open to the Public, entry was denied to pro-Israel activists - CHALLAH.

On February 4th, the tour went to DePaul University, former home of Norman Finkelstein, glamor boy of the anti-Israel world, as well as the site of Malik Shabazz's, Chairman of the New Black Panther Party, latest outburst, in which he declared that Zionists control the media and manipulate the masses. I have obtained the audio from the event. Unfortunately, due to requests by my source, I cannot post the entire audio. Thus, I have spliced down to some of the most outrageous claims and comments. It is important to note, however, that all recording at the DePaul event was prohibited; it was reported that the organizers went as far to have members of the Depaul Students for Justice in Palestine patrol the aisles in search of contraband recording equipment.

03-28-2011, 01:36 PM	#1
Peptobismol Join Date Oct 2005 Age 59 Posts 4,386 Senior Member	Long piece on "Hate Israel" demostrations http://challahhuakbar.blogspot.com/2...side-anti.html It has always amazed me the depths to which radical Muslims and their leftist anti-Israel cheerleaders will sink to demonize the Jewish state. A fantastic example of this blight to reason, history, and reality was the Never Again for Anyone tour, which went around the United States this past winter. The tour was sponsored by a sophisticated propaganda outlet called American Muslims for Palestine (AMP), which essentially totes the Hamas party-line with their attacks on the Palestinian negotiating team and their condemnation of JStreet, the International Jewish Anti-Zionist Network (IJAN), a sycophantic nominally "Jewish" organization, whose members are always eager to be the next useful idiot to lend their name to whatever terrorist or despot is attacking Jewish self-determination that week, and the Middle East Children's Alliance, a virulently anti-Israel group. The tour made its biggest news at Rutgers University in New Jersey, where despite advertisements stating that the event was *Free and Open to the Public, entry was denied to pro-Israel activists - CHALLAH. On February 4th, the tour went to DePaul University, former home of Norman Finkelstein, glamor boy of the anti-Israel world, as well as the site of Malik Shabazz's, Chairman of the New Black Panther Party, latest outburst, in which he declared that Zionists control the media and manipulate the masses*. I have obtained the audio from the event. Unfortunately, due to requests by my source, I cannot post the entire audio. Thus, I have spliced down to some of the most outrageous claims and comments. It is important to note, however, that all recording at the DePaul event was prohibited; it was reported that the organizers went as far to have members of the Depaul Students for Justice in Palestine patrol the aisles in search of contraband recording equipment.
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