David Miller, the embattled professor at the University of Bristol, who was fired for antisemitic comments, has continued to show why the firing was justified, spreading his noxious antisemitism far and wide.
Last week, he was widely condemned for claiming that Jews are overrepresented in positions of power and do not face discrimination.
The sociologist, who was sacked by the University of Bristol after an investigation found he had breached behavioural standards, made the controversial comments on X, formerly known as Twitter.
He said: “If you are not Jewish, do not be cowed by racial supremacists who want to hector you into political subservience.
“Judeophobia barely exists these days. Educate yourself about Zionism and the tactics used by its adherents.”
He added: “The facts: 1. Jews are not discriminated against.
“2. They are over-represented in Europe, North America and Latin America in positions of cultural, economic and political power.
“3. They are therefore in a position to discriminate against actually marginalised groups.”
Miller has since said he will begin drawing up lists of overrepresented Jews.
This earned the ire of even far-left, anti-Israel Jews like David Rosenberg, Jewish Voice for Labour, Jewdas, and Michael Rosen attacking him over the comments.
Enter Miller’s fellow Jew-hater and Press TV favorite “Voldemort” Chris Williamson, who attacked the British Left – and specifically anti-Zionist Jews – who feel Miller crossed the line this time.
Note how he labels these Jews “liberal Zionists.” Jewdas is staunchly anti-Zionist, as are David Rosenberg and Michael Rosen; JVL makes no mention of Zionism at all, and their stated objective is “simply to uphold the right of supporters of justice for Palestinians to engage in solidarity activities.”
And that’s the thing with Jew-haters. To them, a Jew is a Jew is a Jew is a Jew, no matter how removed from their culture and heritage, and no matter how pandering to the antisemites.
And Chris Williamson, like his homie David Miller, is certainly an antisemite.
