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could you post a bigger photo!
Posted on 07/17/2012 7:28:25 AM PDT by justiceseeker93
A thousand-plus packed the auditorium, last night, July 16, at Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel in Elkins Park, Pa. for a rally sponsored by Jewish Americans for Obama. While the crowd may have been almost all Jewish not all of them were for Obama and things at times got contentious with shouting matches breaking out in the audience.
The headline speaker was Democrat National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who represents Florida's 20th District in Congress. Unexpected heckling to her claims that the President was a strong supporter of Israel visibly upset and flustered her.
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Wow. This is something. Most Reform Jews I’ve met are libs, even in Orange County.
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I was given an interesting take on Jews by an Orthodox Rabbi.
He said that all Jews could stand up, philosophically, shoulder to shoulder, on a political and religious spectrum.
And each Jew longingly looks to the Jew to their left, imagining them to be more liberated, freer, and enjoying life more than they. But then they glance to their right and see the more conservative and religious Jew there, glaring at them disapprovingly, which gives them an uncomfortable feeling of guilt.
He concluded with the odd observation that Jews outside of Israel behave far differently than Jews within Israel, because outside of Israel Jews must look at all gentiles with at least some suspicion, based on experience.
But the philosophical spectrum is broken. That is, while they can still see and be attracted to gentile leftism, they only feel compelled to guilt by more conservative Jews, not conservative gentiles, whose disapproving glares they are instead inclined to interpret as antisemitism.
Debbie Washerwoman-Schulz is a Judas to her own people.
There weren't 85% of Jewish voters who voted for Obama in '08. The highest number I saw - and just about all of them were overestimates, when you consider who did the polling - was 78%. The guess here is that the REAL NUMBER was about 70%.
This year the guess is he won't top 60%. Remember that this heckling was from a subgroup of Jews which the 'Rats think they own, which is why they chose that particular synagogue to begin with.
... Next time... could you post a bigger photo!
” Unexpected heckling”?
Ought be, expected stoning.
Yes, Franklin D. Roosevelt, another case of historical mythology and false idolatry passed down from generation to generation in too many Jewish (and other) families.
The Roosevelt Administration compiled a poor record in assisting European Jews victimized by the Nazi Holocaust. His Secretary of State, Breckenridge Long, was considered an antisemite by many. The whole fiasco of the Roosevelt Administration's treatment of the European Jewish problem during the Nazi era is documented in a 1967 book by Arthur D. Morse, "While 6 Million Died." That record included the historical event seen in the movie Voyage of the Damned, a refusal by US authorities to grant emergency refuge to a group of German Jews after Cuba denied them admission c. 1938.
Roosevelt himself, as a prestigious Harvard alumnus, is known to have played a major role in the adoption of Harvard's infamous admissions quota system in the 1920s, which sharply curtailed the number of Jewish students admitted there.
Debbie Washerwoman-Schulz is a Judas to her own people.
On the payroll of George Soros who as a adolescent informed on Jews to the Nazis and without guilt confiscated their property as they were sent off to the death camps...
Excellent cartoon!!!
Both!!!
A second generation apostate and declared Magyar isn’t a Jew. He’s Arrow Cross.
They both have a look on their faces that says “Yep, there’s nothing we can do except continue to lie to our own people”.
(I think so, too!! Thanks!)
One thing for sure is that the Kenyan will not get more votes than he did in 2008. Nobody who voted for McCain in 08 will say “wow, what a great job Obama has done” and decide to vote for him this time.
He’s lost support in all demographics. The American people got a big dose of liberalism and it’s left a very bad taste. I think Obama and the democrats are going to take a bigger beating than they did in 2010. The Walker recall serves as a good example of whats to come.
Agree with you on everything, except your use of the word "liberalism." I would call it leftist tyranny or statism.
And as for your prediction come November: as they say, from your mouth to G-d's ear!
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