Twitter Has Become a Hotspot for Anti-Semitism™
Posted: Tue May 20, 2014 2:15 am
Once again, Jews are whining about anti-Semitism rising on the Internet. The Simon Wiesenthal Center named Twitter as the “weapon of choice” for anti-Semitism. Of course the story does not cover the reasons why so many people are angry at the Jews. They just want to complain about anti-Semitism even though there are many legitimate reasons to be extremely upset at what these parasites have done around the world.
It does not mention anything about corrupt and unethical banking practices by Jewish financial institutions.
It makes no mention of the endless lies and propaganda put out by Jewish media companies.
It does not get into the countless American-financed wars for Israel.
It does not cover the promotion of degenerate filth from Jewish owned television and film companies.
It does not get into espionage activity conducted by Jewish Israelis against America.
It does not mention anything about Israeli foreknowledge and involvement in the 9/11 attacks.
Need we go on?
From Shalom Life:
It does not mention anything about corrupt and unethical banking practices by Jewish financial institutions.
It makes no mention of the endless lies and propaganda put out by Jewish media companies.
It does not get into the countless American-financed wars for Israel.
It does not cover the promotion of degenerate filth from Jewish owned television and film companies.
It does not get into espionage activity conducted by Jewish Israelis against America.
It does not mention anything about Israeli foreknowledge and involvement in the 9/11 attacks.
Need we go on?
From Shalom Life:
- A study on digital hate and intolerance by the Simon Wiesenthal Center determined that twitter is the “weapon of choice” for anti-Semitism and hate speech on the internet and social media in general.
The center for racism in America and the history of the Holocaust found that hate speech has increased by 30% in the past year on over 30,000 web sites online.
The study commended those top social media sites for removing hate speech and is determined to see if the trends of hate speech will increase or decrease in the coming years.
Rabbi Abraham Cooper, the assistant dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center stated, “If the world is going to effectively deal with the growing threat from lone wolf terrorists, the leading social media companies, including Facebook, Google, YouTube and Twitter must do more.”