One Flew Over teh Cuckoo's Nest (About Neocon = Jew)

[Lucky Luciano]

This lady is all the way to the mental farm - I mean ALL THE WAY!

http://www.opinionjournal.com/extra/?id=110005656

Blame It on Neo
Don't call me a "neocon" unless you are a friend.

BY JULIA GORIN
Thursday, September 23, 2004 12:01 a.m. EDT

Last week Pat Buchanan appeared on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show," and liberal host Jon Stewart bonded with his paleoconservative guest over their mutual opposition to the liberation of Iraq. Mr. Stewart smiled and nodded while Mr. Buchanan derided "neoconservatives" four times in the course of the six-minute interview. In his efforts to promote his and his guest's common agenda, Mr. Stewart didn't ask Mr. Buchanan what he meant by "neoconservatives." It was clear that the Jewish Mr. Stewart didn't realize that Mr. Buchanan was using what has become an epithet for "Jews"--an epithet employed most often by the left.

One big culprit has been Air America. Tune in to the proudly liberal radio network, and you'll hear actress-turned-activist Janeane Garofalo and other hosts frequently blast the "influence" of the "neocons" on the Bush Administration, then go on to name names such as Wolfowitz, Perle, Abrams and Libby. Not a single gentile name makes the list, so it's the Jewish influence to which the network takes particular exception.

Others have gotten in trouble for pointing this out, but let's give up the charade. When a member of the enlightened classes, or Pat Buchanan, makes reference to a "neocon," what he's saying is "yid." That's right, "neoconservative," particularly in its shortened form, when employed by a nonconservative (or by Buchananites) and therefore meant derogatorily, is the modern, albeit more specific, word for "kike" that the left can say--and it has been doing so liberally (no pun intended) ever since American conservatism became yet something else that Jews have managed to benefit from--the conquered, final frontier of that famous Jewish manipulation.




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[Borgnine]

1. Oh BROTHER.

When will people like her realize the neocons hate the Jewish faith and are only using Israel to further their insane notions about bringing Jesus back to Earth?

[stepnw1f]

2. Holy Crap this is Swill - Written terribly

They are throwing everything at Kerry possible.

[hasbro]

3. I'm Jewish and I sure as hell

don't trust the Republican party.The majority of us vote dem.

I've seen David Horowitz and Annhole Coulter use it. They love branding the left racist, anti-semetic and sexist. Coulter's particular comments on this issue was "You support affirmative action and you call me a racist?!" "That's what you liberals want all of us women barefoot and pregnant." (Keep in mind that same speach she said "American-Indians
I have MORE right to label Bill O'reilly rants about "Elite Media" as a substitute for "Lyin' Jew Run Media."

[Lucky Luciano]

4. I didn't follow the end of your post

It seems like you accidentally deleted part of it.

That said, the funny thing is indeed that most Jews are liberal! LOL Why do you think NY overwhelmingly voted for Gore? Duh! Where did this lady get this crap. Whn I think neocon I just think of the evil PNAC and Jew does not even cross my mind. I am Jewish too actually though I am a devout agnostic.

[still_one]

6. also 70% of the Jewish vote will go to Kerry

just because you have some Jews who are neocons, that take an extreme position about NOT having a Palestinian state does not represent all Jews

[still_one]

5. You are wrong

I have heard them name all of them Jew and non-Jew

First of all I am Jewish, and I used to be very sensitive about this until I read the PNAC doctrine. PNAC is supported by some members who happen to be Jewish, and also members who are not Jewish.

This doctrine is an excuse for us setting up permanent bases in the middle east. Unless we want to be engaged in a lifetime of wars, it is not in this countries interest to do so.

Buchanan tends to be anti-Jewish, but his comments about the neocons are correct. They have gotten us involved in a very bad state of affairs. Rumsfeld, Bill Crystal, Jeb Bush, and quite a few others are also co-signers of this document

[Lucky Luciano]

7. I hope you are referring to the author of this article!!

She is clearly crazy.

[still_one]

8. Not you, the author of the wall street journal article

This is how they think they can paint a group of people with one brush. Typical Rove, neocon, and bush tactics

[AntiFascist]

9. In a strange way....

this is kind of like saying anyone who hates Nazis hates all Germans. If, and I'm not saying they are, Wolfowitz, Pearl, et. al. are using their core faith to justify the direction of PNAC then this is no better than * stating that he heard his (Christian) God telling him to go to war with Iraq. It also indicates the PNACers are starting to get desperate and perhaps people are beginning to see them as the Judeo-Christian Taliban fanatics that they are. They will self-destruct, the(ir) end is near.

[still_one]

10. The neocons are in this for power alone

[Lucky Luciano]

11. Yes - Power and Power alone.

They don't give a rat's ass about religion except that it can be used as a tool to garner support from the less analytical among us that need to see leaders as being religious to give them legitimacy.

[bobbieinok]

14. Leo Strauss, the U of Chicago teacher of many of them, viewed religion

as a major means of controlling the masses so that they would follow the 'real leaders.'

check out Strauss thru Yahoo etc.

[HEIL PRESIDENT GOD]

12. Funny when you think...

The fiery hatred that now surrounds "liberal" originated as crypto-anti-Semitism.

[HawkerHurricane]

13. Oh, bother.

NeoConservative is what the PNAC crowd called ITSELF in the 1980's to distingiush themselves from the Eisenhower/Rockefeller Republicans (true moderates), the True Conservatives (which they call Paleocons) and the Reagan Conservatives.

I'm not being anti Semetic when I call Bush et. al. NeoCons, I'm being anti idiot, anti neo Stalinist, anti Imperialistic.

[RaleighNCDUer]

15. Exactly!

They created the neo-con name themselves, so they would not be called what they are -- neo-imperialists. The neo-cons don't believe in the traditional republican or conservative principles of smaller government or fiscal restraint, but their focus on Israel has endeared them to the fundy right, despite the divergent goals. The neo-cons (many of them being right-wing Jews) think that a Likud controlled Israel, far right and militaristic, is a natural complement to their imperial ambitions in the middle east, and so want to protect it. The fundies, however, love Israel only as the future battleground of Armageddon, and the second coming can't happen until the Temple is rebuilt, which can only happen as a result of all out war and the leveling of the mosque on the temple mount.
The republicans don't have a party, they have a coalition which is inherently unstable. We need to hammer at the differences between the factions. Divide and conquer.

(OK. I got a little off subject. So sue me.)