BDS Fail Of The Day
Aussie Dave | Apr 16, 2012 | 7 comments
This is such a monumental fail, not just because of the bad singing and acting, nor the fact they were mocked during their “performance.” Rather, they let down their guard, and showed their true intentions.
Note the sign “Jewish Voice For Peace Viva Bashar Assad End Israel.” Also, Shuhada Street was named after Arab “martyrs” who murdered Jews. So you can guess what kind of peace these Jewish voices are crying out for.
No wonder even Rat Fink finds them unbearable (hat tip: I_AM_GAZA).
Update: Rafrafuk notes that the Assad sign guy was not an activist, but a plant to disrupt the rally.
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Well to be fair, there are reasons to support Assad:
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/features/2011/10/20111010122434671982.html
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/02/01/us-syria-alawites-idUSTRE81024G20120201
The “Free” Syrian Army has threatened to genocide the Alawites and expel the Christians.
Assad is not really any worse than the FSA, but the Western media is covering up FSA atrocities or blaming them on Assad because it doesnt fit the Western agenda.
Shouldve braked, gunned the engine, and pulled it. ZOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM 10 less idiotic socialists sucking up tax money.
Where is Lt. Col Shalom Eisner when you really need him?
Dave, here is a comment by the author of the video about the actual Assad sign:
“the guy with the sign is my friend actually. i made it and had him carry it around in order to be disruptive toward JVP (…)”
So it looks it may not have been from one of the loony activists.
Oops, thanks for that! I better correct the post.
The fact that no one can tell the difference is telling. About a decade ago I watched an anti Iraq war rally at UNC Chapel Hill in North Carolina, run by ANSWER and the far left loons shared their stage with the American Nazi Party and the KKK who all gave speeches on exterminating Israel. No one seemed overly concerned or even puzzled.
In connection with this sort of activity, Barry Rubin, in the Jerusalem Post, explodes three myths about the current situation. First, Israel is more secure than it has ever been, Iran notwithstanding. Second, BDS activities and assorted diplomatic maneuvers have neither weakened Israel nor strengthened the Arabs. Finally, Israel has not been a source of regional instability. On the contrary, should Israel disappear, the struggles for power in the Muslim world would generate bloodbaths too gruesome to imagine.