Imagine if, following Kristallnacht, Melbourne councils had started flying the swastika flag, “in solidarity” with Germany. There would have been outrage and condemnation then, and it would be remembered as a shameful anti-Semitic incident today. Yet, just such a shameful show of anti-Semitic hate is happening in Melbourne right now.
The atrocities that were committed on October 7th should never be forgotten, and the Israelis have established a brand new website to document the horrors of that day. But there are still many in the Western world that are attempting to deny what happened. Or they are trying to blame
Believe it or not, journalistic ethics exist, even if honoured more in the breach than the observance. Nonetheless, all journalists’ professional bodies have published standards of conduct that their members are supposed to observe. But, despite all that, the line between journalism and activism has become hopelessly blurred. In particular,
There’s been no end of blatherskite from the Hamas-fanciers about “innocent Palestinians”. Which seems to me about as useful as talking about “innocent Germans” in 1944. Which, of course, the socialist hand-wringers did. But, as George Orwell bluntly reminded them, you can’t accept war as a necessary evil
New Zealand and Australia, like the rest of the Western world, are fast spiralling into a dark whirlwind of anti-Semitic hate. Mainstream politicians chant slogans calling for the annihilation of the Jewish state in Auckland and are marching with mobs chanting “Gas the Jews!” in Sydney. As The BFD’s
As anti-Semitic hate spills over in New Zealand, the mainstream media seem to be doing little to stop it. In contrast to the “fire and fury” hysterics over the “far-right”, the mainstream media are dismayingly tolerant of the mainstream left bile being spewed at Israel (and, by proxy, Jewish New
Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick’s ‘incendiary chant’ at pro-Palestine rally under fire. […] Swarbrick and the Greens took the stage, yelling this controversial phrase: “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.” There were six Green MPs on stage when Chloe said her anti-Semitic chant – they all should be
The shameful onslaught of open anti-Semitism in Australia and New Zealand shows no sign of abating. While odious Greens Jew-baiter Chloe Swarbrick is finally being called out by some for her repeated invocations to Jewish genocide, just as many in the Israel-deranged media-left are resorting to ever-more threadbare excuses. Meanwhile,
Concerned Christian Are you buying Halal food? Have you ever stopped to think about where the money for Halal certification ends up? I have heard that some money might go to ‘orphanages’ or other ‘charities’. But are these just a front for something sinister? Do these ‘charities’ just pass on
In 2020, Denmark criminalised foreign funding for mosques. In 2021, it drafted a law requiring that all sermons be translated and submitted to the state (although Anglican churches complained, it was obvious that the law targeted mosques delivering sermons in Arabic). In France, the intelligence service Renseignements Generaux (RG) monitors
Let’s stop kidding ourselves: thousands of Kiwis are open anti-Semites. They’re not going to want to hear it, because most of them are almost certainly people who’ll parade their “anti-racist” virtue for all to see. Except that they really hate Jews. It’s an ugly thing to
David Seymour ACT Party Leader Green MP Chloe Swarbrick must explain why she is repeating statements from the terrorist organisation Hamas’ charter. Chloe Swarbrick was videoed leading a chant of ”From the river to the sea” at the same rally where Labour MP Phil Twyford was forced off the stage
Jewish writer David Cole likes to remind American Jews of the lesson of the golem: the mud-men will turn on you in the end. Cole has repeatedly invoked the golem legend to warn Jewish Americans that their uncritical support for the BLM movement, and wokeism in general, was going to
“How can there be peace when Hamas are committed to the eradication of Israel?” James Cleverly ’Tis better, it is said, to stay silent and be thought a fool than to speak up and remove all doubt. Unfortunately, Pope Francis just can’t keep his gob shut, making sure the
The left love to brag about ‘being on the right side of history’, but history would have been dreadfully different had they been in charge, of the media especially, during WWII. Of course, even then, the Nazis had their appeasers and apologists. Not just before the war, but even as
