Hey! Maybe the clueless wonder has some "pull"!
Maybe I'd better be this to that piece of ****.
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Zionist Jews/Masons *have* bled the US for Israel.
That *is* a fact.
Call it anti-getting-ripped-offism.
They'll most likely have their media blame "illegals" for taking
the country into massive debt:
"The Mexicuns did it!"
"The hordes flooded the country, and used up all the services, just
like the Palestinians want to do to Israel!"
"We must learn from the American tragedy!"
Jews find "hate" soooo objectionable!
Except when it comes to hate of Christians.
And Muslims.
And goyim.
Saying bomb Iran is not hate.
Saying Palestinian mommies train their babies to become suicide bombers
is not hate.
Saying Germans are racist is not hate.
Calling Ireland a beer-soaked backwater is not hate.
Drawing defamatory cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad is not hate.
Smearing Christ Jesus is not hate.
They spit in the faces of Christians in Israel and that is not hate.
Israelis cheat and mistreat foreign workers in Israel and that is not
hate.
But you see, the HOLY ONES are sooo SENSITIVE to one form of "hate".
Hold up a mirror to them, and the Judeo-Masonic media starts
squealing like pigs about "hate".
"No Place for Hate!" slogans and locations pop-up all over the place.
We should have "No Place for Judeo-Masonic Shenanigans!" sites all over
the world and internet.
The mirror was held up to them before:
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Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye are like unto
whited sepulchres, which indeed appear beautiful outward, but are
within full of dead men's bones, and of all uncleanness. Even so ye
also outwardly appear righteous unto men, but within ye are full of
hypocrisy and iniquity.
Matthew 27-28
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They REALLY *hate* that.
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http://www.nysun.com/business/anti-semitism-rife-on-yahoo-message-
boards/80709/
Anti-Semitism Rife on Yahoo Message Boards
By JOHN THOMPSON, Special to the Sun
June 26, 2008
Justin Sullivan/Getty
The Yahoo logo is seen on a sign outside of the Yahoo Sunnyvale campus
on January 22, 2008 at Sunnyvale, California.
"The Jews at Goldman are responsible for high oil prices," one user on a
Yahoo message board for Goldman Sachs wrote recently. "Yeah, not one
word from the media about how the greedy Jews have brought this whole
financial mess on the world. Wonder why that is?" said another poster on
a message board for Lehman Brothers Holdings.
These comments and others like them have drawn the attention of the
Anti-Defamation League and public relations officers from firms named on
the message boards, who are approaching Yahoo about cleaning up the
sites.
"We don't have any affiliation with the site," a spokeswoman at Goldman
Sachs, Andrea Raphael, said, adding that the firm has contacted Yahoo
and asked that it remove the offensive comments from the boards.
The Anti-Defamation League is also jumping into the fray, and has
contacted Yahoo to look into the matter. "We are hopeful that when we
get in touch with them, they will address the problem," the associate
director of civil rights, Steven Freeman, said.
On the site, banks that are attacked also include Wa****ngton Mutual,
with comments like, "No wonder the Germans hate Jews so much. Just for
making a dime, they are willing to destroy and ruin the country which
gives them shelter," according to someone called sunfy8.
A commenter calling himself hochithul said on a site for Goldman Sachs,
"Jew banks will get destroyed by shorts," referring to short sellers.
"Jews stick together like mud and love to pat themselves on the back,"
prudentman007 wrote on the same site. Lehman Brothers is also under
attack, with someone named dontputsaltonmypepper noting, "Them Jews are
sneaky bastards."
Yahoo "takes abusive language on its message boards very seriously," the
company said in a statement. The terms of service for using its message
board disallows any comments that are "defamatory, vulgar, obscene" or
"hateful, or racially, ethnically or otherwise objectionable," but it
also has a liability clause that releases Yahoo from any responsibility
for these third-party comments.
The vitriolic comments were first unearthed by the Web log Self-Evident
after searching for terms "Jew" or "Jews" on message boards for
financial companies.
The commentators don't limit their comments to the defamation of Jews,
also employing epithets for homo***uals and African Americans, although
less frequently.
Yahoo's message boards, which link to individual company pages that
track company performance, news items, and stock prices, seem
particularly susceptible to this kind of conduct. A search of similar
pages sup****ted by Google returned almost no examples of anti-Semitic
statements.
There are two ways in which message board posts are monitored: there are
filters that weed out offensive language, and there is a customer care
team that employs "swift and immediate action in response to user
re****ts of abuse," according to Yahoo. The company claims that a
response to a complaint usually takes place within 24 hours, with the
customer care team either deleting the post or revoking an offender's
user account.
It can be hard to determine the liability of companies when they are
used as a platform for vitriol, a senior fellow in regulatory policies
at the Heritage Foundation, James Gattuso, said. If an anonymous
commenter disseminates troubling content, Yahoo is not responsible, but
if Yahoo hosts a discussion group that it is monitoring and there is
hateful content, it could be held liable. "Things like these are not as
new as we think. If someone says something defamatory on NBC, is the
television channel responsible?" he said.
According to the Communication Decency Act of 1996, "No provider or user
of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or
speaker of any information provided by another information content
provider." Since users are considered information content providers,
Yahoo is not liable for defamatory statements made by them, a
spokesperson for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Rebecca Jeschke,
said.
"The principle is that you hold the speaker liable, and not the
soapbox."
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