Comments on: Anti-Israelism: Why Zionism doesn’t and can’t get it

By: James B. Phillips

James B. Phillips — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 18:41:07 +0000

I am a true Jew in the sense that all true Jews became Christians. The present day ideological ancestors of the pharisaic Jews (Synagogue of Satan — Revelation/Apocalypse 2:9 and 3:9) who followed the traditions of man as opposed to those of God and who managed to get Christ crucified are calling the shots in present day Israel. To the extent that these people (who call themselves Jews) are anti-Christ, I as a person who is pro-Christ am logically obliged to be anti-Jew just as they are anti-Christian.

For an excellent expose on the true nature of Judaism see Michael Hoffman’s stunning and totally documented 1100 plus page book at http://www.revisionisthistory.org/page1/news.html.

James B. Phillips

By: robert

robert — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 15:34:34 +0000

“the few in Israel” commit the crimes? Please. Israel does not get tired of stressing it is a democracy. When a democracy commits crimes then everybody in that society has to assume responsibility. The torture by Americans is not “a few bad apples”. If it were so, there would have been national revulsion, and there would have been punishmet. Amercians AGREE with torture. Sad but true. A 5 cent raise in the gasoline tax would create a popular revolt, but the disclosure of torture, assassination of prisoners, etc. elicits a national yawn at best, or cheers at worse.

It’s the same with Israel. If the israelis did not want the atorcities, they would not elect people like Lieberman.

By: HOO

HOO — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 23:57:05 +0000

The only people who support Zionism are Jewish supremacists

By: Joyce Carmichael

Joyce Carmichael — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 14:34:53 +0000

When the UK and other countries colonised and abused the inhabitants of other countries they WERE monster states. One can apply that definition to any country that supports the Iraq war – I certainly would. Why would someone object to Israel being called a ‘monster state’ when its actions are monstrous? Not a day goes by without some atrocity being inflicted on Palestinians by the IDF or extreme settlers. When these activities cease then people like me will stop referring to Israel as a monster state. While random killings, ethnic cleansing, sonic booms on Gaza and the seige continue we will use this accurate description. My anti-Zionist Jewish friends use the same term and suffer greatly because it is being done in their name.

By: John Robertson

John Robertson — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 02:54:23 +0000

Sorry I mispelt your name ee.

By: John Robertson

John Robertson — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 02:52:58 +0000

eeeee, if these other countries are or aren’t monsters is irrelevant, and doesn’t alter the fact that what Israel is doing in Palestine (and has been for 60 years)amounts to crimes against humanity.
Your pathetic accusation of “anti-semitism” just doesn’t wash anymore, in fact the term can be worn as a badge of honour, thanks to the Zionists.
I suggest you read Joe Sacco particularly his latest, then again you would probably call him “anti-semetic” as well.

By: eee

eee — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 20:29:19 +0000

What a ridiculous article and completely unbalanced. Israel makes mistakes like all states but Hart decides to tag Israel as a monster (oh yes, some obscure writer from the 80s also called it that).

The history of the UK is the history of colonialism and oppression, is the UK a monster state?

What about Germany?

What about Belgium and its massacres in the Congo? Is it a monster state?

The Chinese oppress Tibet and their own people, is China a monster state?

In fact, by focusing only on Israel Hart proves that he is a raving antisemite. Only the Jewish state is problematic for him. Why doesn’t he just say that he doesn’t like the idea of a strong Jewish state?

By: kim

kim — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 14:38:06 +0000

I disagree that there is anti-Israelism. This wanders into dangerous territory as it distracts from anti-Zionism. Being opposed to the war crimes and terrorism of a state under the control of Zionists makes one anti-the crimes of Israel not anti-Israel.

The only opposition to the state of Israel is that it wiped Palestine off the map. But it is Zionism that wiped Palestine off the map.

I can accept an Israel that is acceptable to the people of Palestine/Israel, but I cannot accept a supremacist ideology that grants a certain group the right to dispossess an indigenous people by any means. In other words, I am not anti-Israel(ism), but I am anti-Zionism.

I remain in solidarity for the rights of all peoples.

By: Gabriela Friedland

Gabriela Friedland — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 18:55:14 +0000

Hallo Alan, wonderful article – like monster beyond control and the other writings. I really love the videos. Now I’m impatiently waiting for Volume II in Germany. Friendly greatings from heart to heart. Gabriela