ADL Extremism vs. Stormfront Extremism
by Joachim Martillo (ThorsProvoni@aol.com)
eaazi.blogspot.com

The Jewish Telegraphic Agency (JTA) reported on Nov. 15, 2007
(http://www.jta.org/cgi-bin/iowa/breaking/105349.html, see below) that
"[the] Anti-Defamation League plans to ask Republican presidential
candidate Ron Paul to distance himself from extremist groups" because
"[his]campaign reportedly has accepted a donation from Don Black, the
owner of the white supremacist Web site Stormfront."

The JTA used the last paragraph of its report to recall the ADL
commendation of Giuliani's rejection of a donation from Saudi Prince
Al-Walid bin Talal in order to insinuate some sort of equivalence
between receiving $10 million from a respected Saudi philanthropist
and accepting a campaign contribution of undisclosed amount from the
Stormfront owner.

Stormfront is a racist white nationalist organization while the ADL is
a racist Jewish nationalist organization that has committed civil or
criminal infractions against non-Jews and its Jewish critics since the
1930s. The ADL has a long history of participation in or orchestration
of "Conspiracy against Rights" (a criminal violation under 18 USC 241)
for the sake of ethnic Ashkenazi tribalism or in support of the State
of Israel.

The ADL is the official voice of sophisticated Jewish denial of the
Zionist genocide against Palestinians and of the Ottoman genocide
against Armenians.

Here is article 2 from the international Convention on Genocide
(http://www.hrweb.org/legal/genocide.html)

Article 2

In the present Convention, genocide means any of the following
acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a
national, ethnical, racial or religious group, as such:

(a) Killing members of the group;
(b) Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group;
(c) Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life
calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part;
(d) Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group;
(e) Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.

Items a, b, and c have applied to Palestine since racist Eastern
European Ashkenazim began to invade Palestine for the purpose of
stealing it from the native population at the end of the 19th century.
Genocidal Zionist intent against the native population of Palestine
can be traced back as far as 1882 as the following citation from
Professor Joel Kovel on page 45 of Overcoming Zionism demonstrates.

Thus Vladimir Dubnow, in 1882: "The ultimate goal is, in time, to
take over the Land of Israel and to restore to the Jews the political
independence they have been deprived of for these two thousand years
... The Jews will yet arise and, arms in hand (if need be), declare
that they are the masters of their ancient homeland."

Despite the longstanding intent of Zionists to murder Arab Palestine
and the physical destruction of Arab Palestine from 1947 until today,
a January 26, 2007 ADL Press Release (Spanish Mayor's Decision to
Commemorate 'Palestinian Genocide' On Holocaust Memorial Day
'Shameful') contains the following two paragraphs.

In a letter to Susana León Gordillo, the Mayor of Ciempozuelos, a
city near Madrid, and a member of the ruling Spanish Socialist Workers
Party (PSOE), ADL leaders, Glen S. Lewy, National Chair and Abraham H.
Foxman, National Director said, "Your attempt to equate the
industrialized mass murder of six million Jewish women, men and
children, as well as millions of others, with the situation of the
Palestinian people is shameful. It reflects an extremely disturbing
tendency, which is particularly visible in Europe, to dishonor the
memory of the victims of the Holocaust and de-legitimize the State of
Israel by seeking to eradicate the clear moral difference between the
Holocaust and the loss of Palestinian lives as a result of the
Arab-Israeli conflict.

"Applying the term 'genocide' to the Arab-Israeli conflict
encourages hatred toward the State of Israel and deliberately insults
those of us, both Jews and non-Jews, who seek to solemnly commemorate
the victims of the Nazi campaign of slaughter."

Despite the above ADL assertions the Nakba or Holoexaleipsis (see
Holoexaleipsis, Holocaust, Holosphage and Holodomor) is the archetypal
genocide of the 20th century.

Central and Eastern European hatred and fear of Jews during the 1920s
and 1930s is understandable because so many ethnic Ashkenazim Soviet
officials were up to their eyeballs in mass murder, ethnic cleansing
and genocide from the Russian Revolution through the 1930s in the
Soviet Union (see The Pattern of Ethnic Ashkenazi Genocidalism: The
Jewish Century by Yuri Slezkine).

In contrast German Jewish and ethnic Ashkenazi Zionists plotted the
destruction of the native Palestinian population completely in cold
blood, for European Jews had practically no contact whatsoever with
Palestinians until the Zionist invasion of Palestine began in the late
19th century.

The Holoexaleipis should and must be remembered at any commemoration
of the Holocaust because Jewish racists and extremists invariably use
the Holocaust as a red herring to justify or to distract from Zionist
crimes against Palestine.

Zionist denial of the genocide of Armenians is even more sophisticated
and calculated.

The ADL Statement on the Armenian Genocide includes the following
paragraph.

We have never negated but have always described the painful events
of 1915-1918 perpetrated by the Ottoman Empire against the Armenians
as massacres and atrocities. On reflection, we have come to share the
view of Henry Morgenthau, Sr. that the consequences of those actions
were indeed tantamount to genocide [my emphasis]. If the word genocide
had existed then, they would have called it genocide.

The systematic slaughter of Armenians is not genocide but is only
"tantamount to genocide," for the statement refers only to
consequences and not to intent as the Convention on Genocide requires.

The ADL justifies its shyster lawyer legalism by allusion to threats
against Turkish Jewry and by the need for good Turkish-American Jewish
relations in order to strengthen Turkish-Israeli military cooperation.
Neither claim is particularly persuasive because no rational
calculation of the interests of the Turkish government could justify
punishing Turkish Jews or ending joint military coordination in
response to any ADL statement.

In reality, the ADL rejects comparison of the Armenian genocide with
the Holocaust because any diminution of the uniqueness of the Jewish
genocide might weaken Holocaust-based arguments for the legitimacy of
the State of Israel and of its brutal or murderous actions against the
native Palestinian population.

Unlike the ADL, Stormfront does not deny, question or otherwise
qualify either the Palestinian genocide or the Armenian genocide. For
the ADL to call Stormfront an extremist organization is a perfect
example of the "pot calling the kettle black."

Not only is the ADL at least as much an extremist organization as
Stormfront, but it is much more dangerous because the ADL is far
sneakier and more strategic in its planning. The ability of Jewish
communal and Israel advocacy organizations to manipulate the media by
gate-keeping and facilitation represents far more of a threat to
American democracy than Stormfront ever could be.

Only the excessive power and influence of the organized Jewish
community can explain how the ADL could possibly have any legitimacy
as an arbiter of extremism and why Don Black's contribution to Ron
Paul can become a political issue while the much more serious issue of
the importance of racist Jewish or Zionist money in the 2008
presidential campaign remains a taboo subject.

In a message dated 11/20/2007 4:22:57 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
Karima4483 writes:

From
http://www.jta.org/cgi-bin/iowa/breaking/105349.html

ADL Taking Concerns To Ron Paul
11-15-7
feedback@jta.org

The Anti-Defamation League plans to ask Republican presidential
candidate Ron Paul to distance himself from extremist groups.

Paul, a U.S. congressman from Texas, has come under fire for the
support his campaign has enjoyed from leading white supremacist and
neo-Nazi groups.

His campaign reportedly has accepted a donation from Don Black,
the owner of the white supremacist Web site Stormfront. Sites for
several extremist groups also feature prominent links supporting
Paul's candidacy. ADL's assistant director of civil rights, Steven
Freeman, told JTA his organization planned to communicate with Paul
privately and urge him to distance himself from those groups.

"If he doesn't do that, then we will decide what we're going to
say publicly about it," Freeman said.

Paul thus far has refused to return the campaign contribution from
Black. In response to a question from a reporter for Reason magazine,
a campaign spokesperson said, "If people who hold views that the
candidate doesn't agree with, and they give to us, that's their loss."

The ADL previously has taken candidates to task for their ties to
supremacist groups. Last year the organization slammed Larry Darby, a
Democratic candidate for attorney general in Alabama, after he
attended a meeting of the National Vanguard, a splinter group of the
National Alliance. Darby was defeated.

In October 2001, the ADL commended New York City Mayor Rudy
Giuliani for rejecting a $10 million donation to a 9/11 relief fund
from Saudi Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal. Giuliani, like Paul, is a
Republican presidential candidate.