How things have changed. Toronto the good, as it was mockingly called by the rest of Canada in the 1950s, 60s and 70s, has become a hotbed of anti-Jewish activism, sometimes disguised as opposition to Israeli policies, but usually not. As the city grew from Sunday blue laws to cosmopolitan metropolis, from a white Anglo-Saxon bastion to a multicultural hodgepodge, low level polite Antisemitism morphed into proud Jews-hatred.

Two things have changed over the past thirty years. Lefty ideologies of all shades of pink now dominate the city and the Muslim population has exploded (not literally, yet) from almost none to what feels like 500,000 visible believers. At the intersection of dawah (Islamic missionary work) and far-left (fascist) agitation lies the source of Antisemitism in this age.

Where do the local Antisemites go to promote their hate online? One place is the Globe and Mail, Canada’s newspaper of record. Read more >

Obama: “Jerusalem Belongs to Arab Invaders. Jews Belong in Ghetto.” Netanyahu Disagrees

(IsraelNN.com) Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu issued a sharp response Sunday to United States pressure to stop Jews from building in parts of Jerusalem claimed by the Palestinian Authority. Israel’s sovereignty in Jerusalem is “not up for debate,” Netanyahu said, and Jews are permitted to build in any part of the capital city, as are Arabs.

Netanyahu implied that the U.S. request was racist, saying before the weekly Cabinet meeting, “Imagine what would happen if Jews were forbidden to live or to buy apartments in certain parts of London, New York, Paris or Rome. There would be an international outcry.”

State Department Supports Arab Squatter Rights, Judenfri Jerusalem

(IsraelNN.com) With the Obama administration turning the corkscrews upon Israeli sovereignty in its capital, the spotlight focuses once again on the growing Jewish presence in neighborhoods such as Shimon HaTzaddik. Arab squatters face eviction this week.

The U.S. State Department has made an unprecedented demand upon its ally Israel to stop lawful construction in its capital – specifically, at a property owned by activist Dr. Irving Moskowitz in the eastern Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah. The municipal housing plan calls for the site of the Shepherd Hotel to become a 20-unit apartment complex. Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and other government ministers have categorically rebuffed the American ultimatum, as did Ambassador Michael Oren when he was called to the State Department to hear the U.S. demand.

A Look at What Motivates Jihadis in Southern Thailand

As he relates it, Adul’s entry into the insurgent movement was an almost seamless extension of his religious studies and his search for perfection in faith and practice. His origins are humble enough. His family are rubber farmers, and he is the first in his family to enter higher religious studies, for which his parents are very proud.

A studious boy, he entered the prestigious Samphanwitthaya religious school in neighbouring Cho Airong district, and from there gained a scholarship to study at the famous Thammawithaya school in Yala province, where he gained a diploma, reaching the 14th level of Islamic studies.

He wanted to continue his studies in Egypt, but his path was interrupted by events.

Adul recalls that he entered the “movement” in 1994 at the time he was studying at Samphanwitthaya school. His recruiter was a religious teacher at the school, but all communication with this teacher was private, taking place outside official class time. Read more >

Oh merciful Jehovah, please make it stop! There is only so much we can take.

From the beginning, the Media anointed him Messiah – The Chosen One. Last week, on MSNBC’s Hardball with Chris Matthews, Newsweek editor Evan Thomas named Him God. The Fourth Estate today consists of overpaid, over-exposed, ignorant sycophants.  If you listen carefully, you can hear Matthews endorse the divination. After all, Matthews had the epiphany first, way back during the 2008 campaign. Watch the famous “When I listen to Obama speak I get a thrill running up my leg” episode. Read more >

In a style reminiscent of the Third Reich, Obama celebrated his first 100 days in office. The media sycophants tripped over each other with accolades. The Leader graced his people with speeches and smiles. The government presses kept busy minting more money to better bind the people to Him. The alphabet networks called him the greatest president ever, the savior of the common people, just a regular guy who can eat hamburgers with the rest of us. Wow!

In the midst of all the hoopla, we received via email, without attribution, a pictorial ranking on a different scale. It is worth sharing. Below is a ranking of the world’s greatest disasters. Here too, Obama is a winner. Just click on a thumbnail to enlarge the image and read the details.

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You got to love the Blogosphere. Breitbart dug up a video showing CNN reporter Susan Roesgen inciting a demonstration by a bunch of losers just a few months ago. Of course, they were demonstrating in support of Obama.

This is getting better by the minute. Founding Bloggers kept their own cameras rolling after CNN turned theirs off. Don’t miss the good parts. Watch the entire video. You almost feel for the entrapped Roesgen. Almost. Clearly people are angry at Obama’s money grab, and that is a good thing.

Susan Roesgen, the CNN reporter, takes the concept of moral hazard to a whole new level in this hit piece from the right-wing front – a mass demonstration organized by a grass-roots movement in reaction to Obama’s mega-trillion dollars wealth confiscation scheme. Roesgen reasons that those who get money from The One should be grateful.

The thirty something, clean cut, nice looking man with a baby in his left arm, was distracted by the commotion around him. In a calmer situation the conversation may have gone something like this: Read more >