Tuesday's New York Times had a column (Memo from Cairo)which reports the disturbing, but not all that surprising news that there are still those in the Middle East (and elsewhere) who think among other things that no Jews died on September 11, that the U.S. and Israel were involved in the attacks and furthermore that the Jews had received advanced warning to stay away from work that day.
I wish someone had sent that memo to my childhood friend and Hebrew school classmate. Maybe he’d still be alive today instead of dying in the Towers. Furthermore, I know the media is supposed to just report, but would have been that bad for the writer to point out in the story that Jews did in fact die on September 11? I’m sure getting the actual number of Jews who died in the attacks would not have been too hard for the paper of record.
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This is why Jews are somewhat exercised about "Jew Watch," which I cited in one of my recent blogs.
You simply type the word "Jew" into Google and the third post is "Jew Watch." It purports to be a "scholary information" site. Every ludicrous conspiracy is delved into and proven, you blind goys out there.
I can only imagine a Borat interview with the head of this site. Potentially hilarious.
What further proof do the Mohamadens need that the Jews are indeed the Chosen People?
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