Yid with Lid blog is reporting that yet another Obama "advisor" is targeting Israel for wrath. It is a sure sign of a Jew problem when credit cannot be given for blasting the Syrian attempt at entering the "nuclear club". How can anyone in their right mind (unless they have a "Wright" mind) not realize the necessity and correctness of that attack?
To boot, Mr. Joseph Cirincione is on record for believing that old fantasy that Israel's enemies have a right to blame Israel as just cause to attack Israel. You see, it seems that Cirincione believes that Iran is only seeking nukes because Israel has nukes. Now, in reality Iran only wants nukes so Iran can continue to harass and attack Israel (and American targets ie. Iraq intervention) and have a deterrent to Israel's response or to use them against Israeli (or American) targets directly at some point in the future. Cirincione asserting such a perverted theory is sure proof of antiJewism, IMHO. We all know that every good antiJew thinks Israel should just shut up and take it, right? And Sen. B.H. Obama, what do you think?
What Words Offend Arabs? The Truth.
Children's Poetry Booklet Recalled After Arabs Complain
(Israeli censorship kowtows to Arabs.
When Will We Tell The Truth Without Fear)
(IsraelNN.com 7 Sivan 5768/June 10, '08) Ynet's web site and Arab complaints against a ten-year-old boy's poem about terrorists has resulted in the recall of all of the Nes Ziona municipality's children's poetry booklets.
Ynet boasts that its coverage of the poem resulted in its being recalled.
The text of the poem (Ynet's translation):
Ahmed's bunker has surprises galore: Grenades, rifles are hung on the wall. Ahmed is planning another bombing!What a bunker Ahmed has, who causes daily harm.Ahmed knows how to make a bomb. Ahmed is Ahmed, that's who he is, so don't forget to be careful of him.We get blasted while they have a blast!Ahmed and his friends could be wealthy and sunny, if only they wouldn't buy rockets with all their money.
Poetry competition director Marika Berkowitz, who published the booklet, was surprised at the protests and told Ynet: "This is the boy's creation and this is what he wanted to express. Of course there should be a limit, but I think the there is no racism here. 'Ahmed' is a general term for the enemy. These are the murmurings of an innocent child."
The Education Ministry told Ynet: "The local authority that published the booklet should have guided the students in a more correct manner through the schools. The district will investigate the issue with the local authorities."
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