Donna Minkowitz wasn’t happy with my  expose.  In accordance with the Hasbara manual,  Minkowitz claimed an infringement of copyright and demanded that Youtube remove my little expose.  I didn’t give up. I submitted a counter claim arguing that the video fitswithin the legal definition of ‘fair use.’ Donna Minkowitz had 14 days to respond.  She failed to do so, presumably she had nothing to say in defence of her claim.

Atzmon doesn’t merely lacerate the post-Fukuyama developments in the metaphysical crisis currently gripping an increasingly hysterical liberal western establishment, but instead explains the root of these problems from the perspective of an historic prism illuminated through a combination of late-modern cultural analysis and Atzmon’s own unique trials and tribulations with the crises inherent in intra-Zionist Jewish identity.

100 years after the Balfour Declaration, Palestinian solidarity enthusiasts choose to avoid discussion on the global Judeo-centric politics that led to the  declaration. This reluctance suggests that the solidarity movement is itself an occupied territory. Once again, we observe that the discourse of the oppressed is controlled by the sensitivities of the oppressor. 

This week, five years after the original call for my disavowal, we learn from Jewish ‘anti’- Zionist, Tony Greenstein, that it was he who “engineered” the whole thing. Is it possible that the person who runs Electronic Intifada is, In fact, handled by a Jewish puppeteer?

Despite the desperate attempts by Jewish ethnic activists  to sabotage the Post Political  Conference at Theatre 80, the intellectual gathering was a great success. I would like to use this opportunity to thank theatre owner Lorcan Otway for taking a firm position on freedom of speech and elementary rights. I would also want to express my gratitude to Joe Friendly who has been documenting NYC dissent for many years. Last but not least, my admiration to the supporters of freedom who joined us last Sunday. 

https://youtu.be/II5FYZngN98