MIT Student Condemned Genocide — So ADL Chief Said She Helped Cause Boulder Attack

(from Project Esther white paper dated Oct 7 2024:

DE3 (desired effect): HSO (Hamas Support Organization) access to campuses lost and/or denied. 

DE10 (desired effect): Social media no longer allow the spread of antisemitic content. 

DE18 (desired effect): Preponderance of broader American public perceives HSOs as
a threat to their safety and a functioning society. (as opposed to a threat to Israel's Gaza 2035 project)

NC18 (necessary conditions): Progressive left support to “Hamas Caucus” is untenable. 

NC21 (necessary conditions): Social media platforms unwilling to host or promote HSOs. 

NC27 (necessary conditions): HSOs present a threat to Americans’ personal beliefs. (Yes. They want to propagandize the American people to the point where they feel that opposition to genocide and ethnic cleansing is a THREAT to their PERSONAL BELIEFS. I shit you not)

The ADL is taking it's marching orders directly from Project Esther white paper written not by Jewish people... but by an organization (Heritage Foundation) made up mostly of evangelical Christians.) 

Project Esther creators understand the risk they are taking with this anti-American, unconstitutional campaign of theirs. They understand how it could blow up in their faces:

' it is worth acknowledging that when Project Esther succeeds, it could reinforce a “blood libel” narrative, potentially lending credence to an HSN “Blame the Jews” mantra, followed by expanded antisemitism across the United States. It should be anticipated that HSOs will counter legal actions taken by Heritage and other members of the coalition with legal action of their own. At the lowest level, inadvertent violations of the rights of other Americans, even supporters of HSN and its HSOs, during the conduct of civic operations or activities could expose both individuals and Project Esther to liability.

It is therefore incumbent upon us to integrate measures necessary to mitigate the risk of success. .. We can further minimize risk to the project from “counter accusations” with an underlying public relations campaign designed to insulate it from the HSN, HSOs, their supporters, and other Jew-haters. Most important, reflecting the true nature of the HSN threat—a threat to the foundations of the United States and the fabric of our society—Project Esther cannot be a solely “Jewish” effort: It must be an American effort.'

Indeed.  In order to insulate Israel and their genocidal campaign in Palestine from blowback they intend to make it all about 'American Values' and our safety... not Gaza 2035.)

 

from the Intercept

As the head of the Anti-Defamation League, Jonathan Greenblatt has done little to uphold his organization’s claims to fight antisemitism as the “leading anti-hate organization in the world.” Instead, he’s shored up the ADL’s role as little more than a fierce pro-Israel lobby group known for defending Israel by attacking its critics. With no sense of irony, much of this effort manifests as defamatory speech — at least in the everyday, if not the legal, sense — by Greenblatt.

This weekend on Fox News, however, Greenblatt outdid himself. 

In his appearance, Greenblatt said college graduates and social media influencers who have spoken out against Israel’s genocide were responsible for a man in Boulder, Colorado, throwing Molotov cocktails at a group of elderly people calling for the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza. 

Greenblatt singled out a speech by the graduating class president from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, while naming streamer Hasan Piker and social media influencer Guy Christensen as “promoters of hate.”

“These speakers at these graduations — it just happened the other day at MIT — spreading blood libels about the Jewish people or the Jewish state, it creates conditions in which this kind of act is happening with increasing frequency,” Greenblatt said, referring to both the attack in Boulder and the shooting of two Israeli embassy officials in Washington, D.C., last month. 

Megha Vemuri, the MIT class president that Greenblatt referenced, did not mention “the Jewish people” at all and spread no “blood libels” — antisemitic false accusations that Jewish people are murderous. She is one of several graduating students around the country who have used their commencement speeches to decry Israel’s U.S.-backed onslaught, which had already razed every university in Gaza to rubble by January of last year... 

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