Zionazi Jewpagandist!
You know, I had never realized that Michele was a Zionazi Jewpagandist. That makes her seem even more powerful than ever--if such a thing were possible.
(Happy Birthday, Michele!)
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Sounds like grounds for a new meme. Who needs Brights when all the cool kids are "Zionazi Jewpropagandists"? Just kiddin', Dean.
An aside: Michele was actually called a "Filthy Jewpropagandist" by the IndyMedia folks. Perhaps it's just me, but I read that initially as "Filthy Jew Propagandist" and I wondered why the writer decided to string the words together. (To make them less anti-Semitic? Heh.)
Er, make that Jewpagandist in all mentions of Jewpropagandist above. . . heh, my brain doesn't do Newspeak that easily, it seems.
Stringing the words together makes them EVEN MORE anti-Semitic, and replacing a syllable in a word with "Jew" even more so still. I've seen it before.
I just looked and saw that they spelled it as "jewpagandist". Spelling Jew as "jew" (no caps) is yet another mark of the anti-Semite, of the Nazi. And as for "Zionazi", just more Newspeak, "black is white".
I saw much the same in Georgia amongst "right-wing" "Republicans" when Ralph Reed ran for Georgia Republican state chairman in 2001. They slammed every single Republican e-mail list with tons of spam stating untrue lies about Reed's opponent. All the while, Reed denied any involvement in this slanderous part of the elect Ralph Reed campaign. What a bunch of good Christian people, huh?
It gets even worse when you learn that the majority of these people are not even Republican Party members. They by and large refuse to join the Republican Party. They simply vote in Republican primaries and vote in Republican conventions.
They become quite angry too, if you seriously query them about why they do not want to join the Republican Party. I guess they see no need to.