One requirement of Zionism is the absolute need to lie for the benefit of Zionism, including making libellous claims about the opponents of Zionism.
In this podcast, at the 43 minute mark, Tim Miller says "These protests about Jonathan Chait's thing was right about how all you have to do is read what the Students for Palestine say in their own manifestos ... whatever you want to call it, and they're like, they basically want to kill Jews ... that's what the leaders of these groups say".
They basically want to kill Jews, Tim? Really?
Here is a link to the Students for Justice in Palestine "manifesto". In no way does it say they want to "kill Jews":
What they actually say is: "We promote an agenda grounded in freedom, solidarity, equality, safety, and historical justice". If you squint really hard, that sounds like a conservative ideology.
I hope Miller will retract this libellous statement and apologize to the SJP. Perhaps even have one of their leaders on the podcast to discuss their aspirations?
There have always been outrageous comments and accusations about political opponents.
One apocryphal (I hope) story about Lyndon Johnson:
Johnson wanted to put out a story that his opponent had fornicated with hogs. An aide said “You can’t call him a Pig Fucker.” Johnson replied “I just want to see him deny it.”
JVL sounds like a guy who works in a mechanic's shop that does a brisk business in auto parts and who is weirdly insistent that he needs to carry brass knuckles everywhere.
I agree 100% with everything y'all said about the campus protests, with one huge caveat. Governor Hot Wheels is (psychotic) elated to finally have an excuse to send his troops onto the UT campus to f*ck-up some elitist libtards.
Texas and Tennessee are in a war for who can become the first truly fascist state. I tell anyone who will listen that the two most heavily armed and deadly borders on earth are TX/Mexico and N/S Korea. None of the other border governors have done what Hot Wheels has done.
Thank you for being honest and truthful about the state of the world. Texas is not a safe place to be.
Regarding the Enquirer being a party organ: Is this really unique in American history? It's been a long time since I learned about this in high school and college, but I thought it was pretty common until the 1950s or so for newspapers to actively support particular parties and/or policy, often fabricating content to that end. The example that comes to mind is Hearst and Pulitzer essentially fabricating the motivation for the Spanish American War. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish%E2%80%93American_War#US_response)
Don't worry too much about going hard on the cough medicine JVL, worst that'll happen is you'll catch a nice "robo-trip" like I used to when I was 13/14 lol. And you guys should hit the constitution center in Philly if you've never been!
Did not know that the National Inquirer ran fake stories about Ted Cruz sleeping with Amanda--because I wasn't onto the Bulwark & Co until sometime in 2018. What a piece of shit David Pecker is. Now I'm big mad.
JVL- you may not have noticed in your current Darth Vader state, but Sarah references your newsletter! Great discussion about the protesters. I do think a key element of this is what Sarah often discusses and that is LEADERSHIP matters. These young people have seen the most terrible behavior from elected leaders, celebrities, and supposedly serious people. As Sarah points out, what about a forum where people discuss disagreements civilly? What ever happened to that? I saw that my alma mater, UT Austin, arrested a bunch of out of control protesters in the last 2 days. Abbott condemned it, and it is about the only thing I have ever agreed with him on!
Marco Rubio is indeed the worst, and I greatly regret hoping he'd be the GOP's nominee in 2016. He's perhaps the biggest phony out there. I'm rooting hard for Marco to be picked as the VP, resign his Senate seat and move to, like, Georgia, and then lose to the Biden/Harris ticket. It's what he deserves.
One requirement of Zionism is the absolute need to lie for the benefit of Zionism, including making libellous claims about the opponents of Zionism.
In this podcast, at the 43 minute mark, Tim Miller says "These protests about Jonathan Chait's thing was right about how all you have to do is read what the Students for Palestine say in their own manifestos ... whatever you want to call it, and they're like, they basically want to kill Jews ... that's what the leaders of these groups say".
They basically want to kill Jews, Tim? Really?
Here is a link to the Students for Justice in Palestine "manifesto". In no way does it say they want to "kill Jews":
https://www.nationalsjp.org/about
What they actually say is: "We promote an agenda grounded in freedom, solidarity, equality, safety, and historical justice". If you squint really hard, that sounds like a conservative ideology.
I hope Miller will retract this libellous statement and apologize to the SJP. Perhaps even have one of their leaders on the podcast to discuss their aspirations?
There have always been outrageous comments and accusations about political opponents.
One apocryphal (I hope) story about Lyndon Johnson:
Johnson wanted to put out a story that his opponent had fornicated with hogs. An aide said “You can’t call him a Pig Fucker.” Johnson replied “I just want to see him deny it.”
I thought that JVL was doing an Alex Jones impression at the start of the show.
These campus protests are the new "immigrant caravans" for the right
JVL is spot on about RFK Jr. I know two-time Trump voters who are interested for exactly the same reasons JVL mentioned.
JVL sounds like a guy who works in a mechanic's shop that does a brisk business in auto parts and who is weirdly insistent that he needs to carry brass knuckles everywhere.
I agree 100% with everything y'all said about the campus protests, with one huge caveat. Governor Hot Wheels is (psychotic) elated to finally have an excuse to send his troops onto the UT campus to f*ck-up some elitist libtards.
Texas and Tennessee are in a war for who can become the first truly fascist state. I tell anyone who will listen that the two most heavily armed and deadly borders on earth are TX/Mexico and N/S Korea. None of the other border governors have done what Hot Wheels has done.
Thank you for being honest and truthful about the state of the world. Texas is not a safe place to be.
Regarding Rubio, has Marc Caputo discussed the impact a VP of hispanic descent could have on the election?
Cruz fingered Pecker!!!!
Sorry, apparently I’m 12
Hope JVL feels better - the voice was amazing though, especially when talking about David Pecker
Regarding the Enquirer being a party organ: Is this really unique in American history? It's been a long time since I learned about this in high school and college, but I thought it was pretty common until the 1950s or so for newspapers to actively support particular parties and/or policy, often fabricating content to that end. The example that comes to mind is Hearst and Pulitzer essentially fabricating the motivation for the Spanish American War. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish%E2%80%93American_War#US_response)
In the past, partisan newspapers proudly proclaimed their political loyalties. The National Enquirer was doing stealth partisanship.
Don't worry too much about going hard on the cough medicine JVL, worst that'll happen is you'll catch a nice "robo-trip" like I used to when I was 13/14 lol. And you guys should hit the constitution center in Philly if you've never been!
Every time I hear the name "David Pecker" I can't help but crack up laughing. Also, he looks exactly like the Pringles can guy.
I thought he was Geraldo Rivera.
Did not know that the National Inquirer ran fake stories about Ted Cruz sleeping with Amanda--because I wasn't onto the Bulwark & Co until sometime in 2018. What a piece of shit David Pecker is. Now I'm big mad.
JVL- you may not have noticed in your current Darth Vader state, but Sarah references your newsletter! Great discussion about the protesters. I do think a key element of this is what Sarah often discusses and that is LEADERSHIP matters. These young people have seen the most terrible behavior from elected leaders, celebrities, and supposedly serious people. As Sarah points out, what about a forum where people discuss disagreements civilly? What ever happened to that? I saw that my alma mater, UT Austin, arrested a bunch of out of control protesters in the last 2 days. Abbott condemned it, and it is about the only thing I have ever agreed with him on!
Marco Rubio is indeed the worst, and I greatly regret hoping he'd be the GOP's nominee in 2016. He's perhaps the biggest phony out there. I'm rooting hard for Marco to be picked as the VP, resign his Senate seat and move to, like, Georgia, and then lose to the Biden/Harris ticket. It's what he deserves.