Anti-Semite blames Jews for his UNESCO loss

So, gee, ya think maybe there wasn’t a conspiracy to take this Jew-hater down if he, well, hates Jews?

Several days after having lost the vote for UNESCO’s leadership, Egyptian Culture Minister Farouk Hosni declared Saturday his intention to “launch a culture war against Israel.”

In an interview with Egyptian newspaper al-Masri al-Yaum, Hosni charged that he lost the UN vote because of “radicalism, racism, and the Jews,” who he claied attacked him over his harsh views against cultural normalization vis-à-vis Israel.

That’s funny. I thought he swore up and down that he didn’t have a problem with Jews, that he only had a problem with, uh, well—not Jews. He never did say what the problem was. Oh, that’s right. We misunderstood what he said.

Um, no. We didn’t.

Schmuck.

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4 Responses to Anti-Semite blames Jews for his UNESCO loss

  1. Pamela says:

    Well at least they are consistent with the rhetoric on who is to be blamed for anything going wrong in their lives.

    Bunch of Brats

    *shakes head*

  2. Alex Bensky says:

    The Hamas charter blames us for the French Revolution, the depression, and both World Wars. But it also blames us for the Rotary and Lions clubs. Can someone explain to me why the Rotary Club is a tool of the Zionist conspiracy, and why?

    But yes, every time they blame Israel or Jews generally it obviates the need to perhaps look at themselves for the source of their troubles.

  3. cliff was from montreal says:

    My late uncle used to say that it took a ‘very small mind’ to be an anti-semite.
    Proof once more that he was right.

  4. Michael Lonie says:

    The Islamic conspiracy theorists, in their irrational paranoia, are terrified of the Rotary Clubs because the Clubs fund vaccination programs in the Third World, especially for children. Islamists regard this as attempts to poison the Umma, the Muslim Community as a whole. Anything bad, the Jews have to be behind it. Hence the conflation of their irrational fears about the Jews with their irrational fears about the Rotary Clubs. Plus there are Jews who belong to the Rotary Clubs. QED.

    Note that I wrote of the Muslims’ irrational paranoia. It is possible to have rational paranoia, which is what many Jews have. They know that most of the world is out to kill them, so their paranoia is perfectly rational, since most of the world really is out to kill them, or is at best indifferent to the genocidal intent of those who want to kill the Jews.

    You can see this in some responses to Iran’s quest for nukes. “Hey, if they want to kill the Jews it’s no scales off my sitz-platz.” Such fools are wrong. First the Jews, then them later. Americans in particular ought to be worried about Iranian nukes. For those who are not, what part of “Death to the Great Satan” do you not understand?

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