Name: Anonymous 2012-12-06 23:03
On October 16th 2004, President Bush signed into law the Global Anti-Semitism Review Act, designed to force the entire world into never being critical of the Jews, whatever their actions.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Anti-Semitism_Review_Act_of_2004
http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/PLAW-108publ332/pdf/PLAW-108publ332.pdf
This Act establishes a special department within the United States State Department to monitor global anti-Semitism, which is to report annually to Congress. This Act defines a person as being anti-Semitic if they purport any of the following beliefs:
1. Any assertion, “that the Jewish community controls government, the media, international business and the financial world.”
2. The expression of, “Strong anti-Israel sentiment.”
3. Expressing, “Virulent criticism,” of Israel’s leaders, past or present. The State Department gives an example of this occurring when a swastika is portrayed in a cartoon decrying the behaviour of a past or present Zionist leader.
4. Any criticism of the Jewish religion or its religious leaders or literature with the emphasis on the Talmud and Kabbalah.
5. Any criticism of the United States Government and Congress for being under undue influence by the Jewish-Zionist community, which would include Jewish organisations such as American-Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).
6. Any criticism of the Jewish-Zionist community for promoting globalism or what some call the, “New World Order.”
7. Placing any blame on Jewish leaders and their followers for inciting the Roman crucifixion of Christ.
8. Citing any facts that could in any way diminish the, “six million,” figure of holocaust victims.
9. Claiming that Israel is a racist state.
10. Making any claim that there exists a, “Zionist Conspiracy.”
11. Offering proof that Jews and their leaders created Communism and the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia.
12. Making, “derogatory statements about Jewish persons.”
13. Asserting that spiritually disobedient Jews do not have the biblical right to re-occupy Palestine.
14. Making any allegations of Mossad involvement in the 9/11 attack.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Anti-Semitism_Review_Act_of_2004
http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/PLAW-108publ332/pdf/PLAW-108publ332.pdf
This Act establishes a special department within the United States State Department to monitor global anti-Semitism, which is to report annually to Congress. This Act defines a person as being anti-Semitic if they purport any of the following beliefs:
1. Any assertion, “that the Jewish community controls government, the media, international business and the financial world.”
2. The expression of, “Strong anti-Israel sentiment.”
3. Expressing, “Virulent criticism,” of Israel’s leaders, past or present. The State Department gives an example of this occurring when a swastika is portrayed in a cartoon decrying the behaviour of a past or present Zionist leader.
4. Any criticism of the Jewish religion or its religious leaders or literature with the emphasis on the Talmud and Kabbalah.
5. Any criticism of the United States Government and Congress for being under undue influence by the Jewish-Zionist community, which would include Jewish organisations such as American-Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).
6. Any criticism of the Jewish-Zionist community for promoting globalism or what some call the, “New World Order.”
7. Placing any blame on Jewish leaders and their followers for inciting the Roman crucifixion of Christ.
8. Citing any facts that could in any way diminish the, “six million,” figure of holocaust victims.
9. Claiming that Israel is a racist state.
10. Making any claim that there exists a, “Zionist Conspiracy.”
11. Offering proof that Jews and their leaders created Communism and the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia.
12. Making, “derogatory statements about Jewish persons.”
13. Asserting that spiritually disobedient Jews do not have the biblical right to re-occupy Palestine.
14. Making any allegations of Mossad involvement in the 9/11 attack.