Following my expose of antisemite Sue Clark, I tweeted the following to her and her employer Marine Travel.
Not long after, I noticed that Marine Travel had deactivated their Twitter account and Facebook page. I assumed this meant they did not want to deal with the fallout from my expose. And while it may be true they did not want more negative publicity, it would seem this did not represent tolerance towards Clark’s conduct – judging by the responses some readers have received from them after emailing their concerns (sent to me by NW Friends of Israel).
Meanwhile, Clark has “protected” her Twitter account.
I am hoping Marine Travel go ahead and dismiss this hater in their midst. At any rate, my post has sent her “underground”, with her tweets now accessible by confirmed followers only, presumably representing hundreds of like-minded haters. I’d chalk this up as a win.
I hope this serves as a warning to those who think they can spread vile Jew hatred without any repercussions. If you do so and it comes to my attention, you might find yourself the subject of one of these posts. I will not idly stand by while you incite racial hatred against my people.
And if any of you haters get it in your mind to come after me, good luck with that. I am careful to post my opinion based on your own posts and tweets. There is no fabrication or libel – just the ugly truth, for all to see.
