A few weeks ago, I posted how Jew-hater Roger Waters had misrepresented Frankfurt’s administrative court ruling that the city can’t cancel his concert after calling him “one of the most widely known antisemites in the world.”
He spread on social media that the court found that he was not an antisemite. But it did not rule on that. Rather, it ruled on whether he would be engaging in criminal acts. They found that because Rogers “did not glorify or relativize the crimes of the Nazis or identify with Nazi racist ideology” in past concerts, it was not appropriate to cancel the upcoming one.
In his concert in Hamburg on Sunday night, Waters started off the evening with the same false claim, followed by the laughable statement that he condemns antisemitism.
By the way, that “excellent” by Waters has the same energy as this
