MSU Hate Week, Monday -- More Jewish Blood Libel
By Jonathan Constantine | 05/13/08 | 07:05 AM EDT | 0 Comments
Day 2 of the MSU's hate week came to no avail. Since it was raining, turnout was low, and as usual Muhammad al-Asi was hearing crickets. Yesterday he gave his routine stump speech against Jewish immigration and settlement in Israel, rebuking the race as filthy hoodlums who took the lowly ghetto lifestyle they learned in Europe and brought it to an otherwise pristine Arab world.
Like last year's speakers, al-Asi felt right at home as the MSU built him a suitable antisemitic and militant environment:
Below is some AK toting terrorism as freedom fighting:
Using the same rehashed material from last year, the MSU reminds us again that they are willing to invoke standard Jewish blood libel, that is the stereotypical scapegoating and depiction of Jews as indecent and inhumane cannibals. This racist caricature is no different:
Does this look familiar? It's certainly not new. The rise of 1930's fascism produced similar illustrations. Below is a caricature from Der Stürmer in 1938 referring to the 1899-1900 trials against Leopold Hilsner, a Jewish man falsely convicted of ritualistically slaughtering two young Bohemian women.
And yet again, the Israeli flag defiled in blood libel:
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