Bad Things Brewing
There have been some ill winds blowing across the world. In Paris, a Jewish-owned pastry shop in a known Jewish neighborhood was bombed. In Ethiopia, Israeli ambassador Doron Grossman, was found shot in the head. He's in critical condition, and they aren't ruling out the possibility of suicide -- but I can't help thinking it smells fishy.
But perhaps the most troubling event occurred in Israel. The word "Hitler" was graffitied onto David Ben-Gurion's grave in Sde-Boker. Not only that, but on Mt. Herzl in Jerusalem, spray painted on the grave of Binyamin Ze'ev Herzl was the phrase, "neo-Nazis, long live Beilin." Ill winds, people. Ill winds.
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... and, unfortunately (... or fortunately, depending how one views it), The Elite Media, no doubt; is putting its "rotation about a fixed object" onto the reporting of such sad events?
I firmly believe that all these types of "events" have taken place since the dawn of time ... only now, "instantaneous news" and the fear of "dead air" highlights them in a way that no other reporting manner has ever done.
Agitation, "drum beating" and the allowing of isolated incidents to fuel individuals and groups to "feel" that "they" have succeeded in their nefarious effort and their "cause" is just ... makes me ill!
Esther,
The radicals have firmly established their presence in Israel and they are "rooting" for "peace".
I hate pointing out to my own "produce" but I wrote a little bit about it here:
http://www.observationdeck.org/weblogs/index.php?p=420
I'm ill right beside you, SA.
felis, point anytime you want! will check our your link next.
Gindy -- very good. :)
Don't mean to downplay this, but hasn't this sort of thing, or worse, been going on for a long time?
good points, patrick.
t_s -- well, ya got a point too.
Granted, this stuff has happened before, but I fear there is a rising tide of anti-semitism throughout the world, and these may be manifestations of a deeper malady. Israel sits at the center of a bullseye. We have GOT to win the War to stem this tide.
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