Just in case you didn’t recognise the footage, what you just saw was the two planes hitting the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001 in the most audacious and spectacular act of terrorism ever carried out in peacetime. The total death toll for that day including the attack on the Pentagon and the plane brought down by the heroic passengers was around 3,000. That does not include any later premature deaths, in particular those caused by the inhalation of the toxic waste of the clouds thrown up by the collapse of the buildings, deaths that occurred months or years later. This was America’s “Never Again!” moment, except that rather than never again it has been ever again. At this point in time, over 2,100 Palestinians have been murdered by the Israeli Government in its onslaught on Gaza. Combining that with the deaths from the earlier Operation Cast Lead, the toll exceeds that of the September 11 attacks. Which brings us to this man, in case you didn’t recognise him, his name is Abraham Foxman, and he is the head honcho of the misnamed Anti-Defamation League. He and his perfidious organisation have applauded these acts of calculated mass murder. We’ve come to expect that from Organised Jewry, because in spite of their incessant whining about “racism” and other forms of bigotry, it has long been clear they don’t really care about anyone else. We expect that sort of thing from Foxman and his ilk, but not from this man, the candidate of change – remember that? And a Nobel Peace Prize winner to boot. He and the entire American Administration, are complicit in the mass murder of the people of Gaza, because he – and before him George Bush – could have stopped the carnage simply by telling the Israelis “No!” instead of allowing the tail to wag the dog, as the Americans have done with regard to the Middle East since 1948. Enjoy the rest of the video, and as you cry for your loved ones murdered by Mohamad Atta and his gang on September 11, 2001, remember to shed a tear for the people of Gaza. Especially the young ones.

• published: 11 Sep 2014
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