Tuesday, December 24, 2013

Jew happy about the progress of interracial marriage in United States

The civil rights movement (NA: started and proliferated by Jews) upended all that as Americans erected legal protections against racial discrimination (NA: concept invented by jews), advanced affirmative action (NA: concept invented by Jews) and ended the restrictive 1920s immigration quota system (NA: following 1965 Immigration Act introduced and lobbied into House of Representatives by a Jew). But it was only the belated acceptance of interracial marriage (NA: concept intensely proliferated by Jews using all means available: magazines, media) that became the threshold for real racial acceptance and equality. The country had passed the Voting Rights Act and barred discrimination in employment in 1965, but even two years later the nation was in a tizzy over the first mainstream portrayal of a mixed-race couple in the movie Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (NA: directed by a Jew). True acceptance—as with the more recent debates over gay marriage—has been decades in the making.

Only recently, in fact, have Americans embraced interracial marriage in overwhelming numbers. Overall, approval went up slowly during the civil rights era, stalled in the 1980s short of a majority, but jumped after 1995, reaching a high of 87 percent today.

Source: Politico

I'm still waiting for a Jew gloating on the progress of interracial marriage in Israel

John McCain Says he wants to convert to Judaism after so much sucking up to Jews

McCain said. “So I got up, I was the last guy, and I say: ‘I’m here to announce that I’m converting to Judaism. Because for all these years with Joe, I’ve had to eat that crappy salmon. I had to ride the damn Shabbat elevator. I’ve observed Shabbat to a point where I couldn’t even ride in a goddamn car. I’ve had all of the bull associated with this religion, and I’ve gotten not a single benefit. So I’m converting to Judaism.’ ”

Source: Yeshiva World

Black 'artist' 'lynches' two Whites to point out social injustices

An African-American student at Sacramento State University is under fire for her recent work of art – which consisted of “lynching” two white men from a tree on the northern California campus.
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“The purpose of this performance was to bring to light social injustices and the issue of inequality that impacts me and my community as a whole,” Edwards said.

Israel opened the gates to two dams. Now Gaza is sinking

My name is Rana. I have lived in the city of Khan Yunis in the Gaza Strip all twenty-one years of my life. What is happening in Gaza is not fiction, but a bitter reality, which we lack the means to defend ourselves against. In the last few days, an unusually powerful storm has flooded many areas, displacing hundreds of residents from their homes. Children are without shelter from the cold and rain. Entire neighborhoods are sinking.

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Making conditions worse, Israel opened two dams, releasing a torrent of water that inundated many homes. As their houses sank, some of my neighbors nearly drowned. Fortunately, rescue workers came to their aid.

All of this was not enough for Israel. Its soldiers have been shooting at civilians in the village of Khuza’a, to the east of my city. Unarmed residents, women and children, attempting to flee the flooded town, were driven back for fear of being shot.

Palestinian teenager ran over and killed by Israeli settler


A 14 year-old Palestinian boy has been killed after being run over by an Israeli settler near Jerusalem al-Quds.
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Israeli police say they are investigating the child being hit by a settler car. But human rights groups say that even if the hit and run was intentional, settlers are rarely prosecuted or brought to justice.
Source: Press TV

Monday, December 23, 2013

Tel Aviv University collating all laws of the world against racism

Much has changed since the 2001 Durban Conference in South Africa turned into a platform for anti-Semitism. European countries have enacted ambitious anti-discrimination legislation, as well as laws governing incitement to racism, xenophobia, Holocaust denial, anti-Semitism and genocide.

Influential group of 5,000 US scholars votes to boycott Israel

A powerful group of US scholars has voted to launch an academic boycott of Israeli colleges and universities. With a membership in the thousands, the group has become the largest academic collective to protest Israel’s treatment of Palestinians.

The American Studies Association (ASA) announced Monday that its nearly 5,000 members voted in favor of the boycott by a 2-to-1 margin on Sunday night. A total of 1,252 members voted on the issue, with 66 percent voting ‘yes’ and 30 percent voting ‘no.’ Three percent abstained from voting altogether.

The boycott calls on US schools and academic research groups to end all work with Israeli groups. It does allow individual Israeli scholars to still attend conferences and speak at American universities, as long as they do not do so in any official capacity of the government.

Source: Russia Today