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8/03/2003 05:39:00 PM | Timothy

Re: In Defense of Baraka
John Nash said a lot of crazy things about Jewish conspiracies while mentally ill. Maybe he wasn't anti-semetic, but his statements sure were and I would be unlikely to say he was "certainly not" anti-semetic, not knowing more. I can't read Mr. Baraka's heart (as republicans like to say) and haven't read his poem. But if someone said to me that the Israeli government knew about 9-11, did nothing to stop the deaths of thousands, and told only their ethnic brethran to stay home from work, I'd say what the hell are you doing saying something so anti-semetic?

No, not all accusations against Israel are anti-semetic. Calling the new citizenship law racist is not anti-semetic. But saying that Israel was willing to let thousands of Americans die, and asserting that it told 4000 Jews to stay home from work? And having NO reason at all for asserting that as fact, and evidence to contradict it? That's blood libel.



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