Comments on: There Is Something Wrong With Mel Gibson

By: Michael O. Powell

Michael O. Powell — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 08:11:22 +0000

TMay -

For more on Gibson and his father’s Jew hating past, read this: http://www.slate.com/id/2146880

By: TMay

TMay — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 08:06:08 +0000

Adam Glass:
“All Jew-Haters should be exposed and called out for what they are, no matter who that person is.”

What was Jew hating about Mel Gibson yelling at his girlfriend in what he thought was a private conversation and she stuck around for another 2 months following it and after having secretly recorded him?

By: Michael O. Powell

Michael O. Powell — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 06:22:52 +0000

Thanks for your comments, TMay and Adam.

By: Adam T. Glass

Adam T. Glass — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 12:57:27 +0000

TMay
I completely agree with you and am well versed in the history of Israel pre-statehood, Post WWI Europe and especially Eastern Europe.
Since I know the Protocols I am well aware of Hamas charter and know that there could have been 2 states in the land in ’47 if the Arab world had agreed to it but they wanted it all as shown by aggressive war after war, in which they lose and lose more territory.
But back to Mel, he has an enormous devout following of poorly informed persons, who excuse all his actions and have plenty of reasons/excuses to defend them.
All Jew-Haters should be exposed and called out for what they are, no matter who that person is.
Evil no matter how tiny must be confronted at its earliest.
As for the Radical/Old Left that has been seeping back into mainstream liberals, they have always had corrupted views of Israel and Jews, just as the far right does.
Both Sides have equal amounts of dangerous peoples.
Education is the best defense as they have built their arguments on fatuous info that can quite easily be corrected by factual info.
But remember never try to use facts to change someones opinion, when they arrived to that opinion without facts or truth.

The last and final export from Europe is Jew Hating and Israel Bashing and scapegoating.

By: TMay

TMay — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 22:25:17 +0000

I am more concerned about Iran and the chance of them burning up millions of Israelis and Palestinians in a nuclear attack than the ravings of one man. And the Left has gotten into bed with the Islamists and brought home and are proselytizing anti-Semitism, with their international boycott of Israel via the International Solidarity Movement, and their divestment attacks on Israel in churches and on campuses like UC, and publishing anti Israel letters in newspapers across the country, and the gays against Israel in the Toronto parade, and the flotilla whereby they are supporting and strengthening Hamas which is a racist Klu Klux Klan type of organization. And Hamas gets money from Iran. Destroying Israel’s justifiable weapons inspection protocol regarding Gaza, see UN Security Council Resolution #1860, would mean that Iran gets a port on the Mediterranean. Read the Hamas Charter findable on line. Read Israel’s Declaration of Independence and compare the two.
And I think Jews should be more concerned with condemning Polanski than with Mel Gibson. I think Mel Gibson is a distraction.

By: Adam T. Glass

Adam T. Glass — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 12:46:40 +0000

The Passion is in fact not in the bible.

It was created in Germanic land long ago by an old mystic woman.

That is where The Passion actually originates.
Do some research on this great thing called the internet, you may really become enlightened, for example
http://www.oberammergau.org/2007/10/begining.html
How could something from the Bible be created in the mid 1000′s AD?

By: Michael O. Powell

Michael O. Powell — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 11:15:55 +0000

Gungho – I actually told some friends the comment you wrote and they nearly cried laughing. You nailed it on the head. LOL

By: Jessica Ruiz

Jessica Ruiz — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 20:49:23 +0000

Jesus commanded that we love the Lord with all our hearts and each other like our selves. I am no theologian or expert at any thing but changing diapers, I am however so grateful for the sacrifice of Jesus and for His sovereignty. There is nothing I or anyone else can say or do to prove or justify Him. He shed His blood in obedience and love of the Father so that all of humanity could be justified. My only claim to fame is the work He has and is doing in my heart. I pray God helps me to see others and myself through the eyes of Jesus, not in religion or so that I can stand on some sort of twisted self righteous soapbox in judgment over others.
God Bless you all!

By: Thomas L. Knapp

Thomas L. Knapp — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 18:30:06 +0000

“Passion of the christ was shown how it is in the bible. The jews did choose to kill Jesus.”

The Romans sent a cohort (about 600 troops) to arrest Jesus and executed him in a manner reserved exclusively to Rome and for those convicted of rebellion against Rome (crucifixion — Jewish authorities in 1st Century Judea were constrained by Roman law to levying the penalty of execution by stoning).

There were certainly internal Jewish politics involved — Jesus represented the zealots/nazaroits who were “zealous for the law” and wanted to restore the Davidic monarchy in the person of a Messiah (a priest-king of the Davidic line), while the Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin collaborated with Rome and the Herodians in exchange for a measure of Jewish religious autonomy — but “the Jews” did not kill Jesus.

By: Michael O. Powell

Michael O. Powell — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 18:21:45 +0000

Michael – In a way you’ve proved my point, though Thomas is very right that the Jews did not kill Jesus. I said the narrative was as old as itself. Religions are often used to tout the supremacy of one collective – “the chosen people.” It’s no wonder then that God’s various “chosen people” are always at war with one another.

By: Michael O. Powell

Michael O. Powell — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 18:20:21 +0000

Hitler was ethnically Jewish too, Mike. It’s like those racists who love the covers by white artists of songs written by black musicians. It’s a psychologically perverse and irrational phobia.

By: Mike

Mike — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 18:04:28 +0000

Christian “Christ-killer” based anti-semitism makes me giggle because…Jesus….was….Jewish. Oh yeah, and Christ’s sacrifice God’s idea. Oh yeah, and without this sacrifice there wouldn’t be a Christian faith for…well…Christians.

By: michael

michael — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 17:25:44 +0000

ummm…
Passion of the christ was shown how it is in the bible. The jews did choose to kill Jesus. it’s also in jewish history books. And the passion shows how it is. there is no antisemitism in it.
By the way –
Long live the jews :D

By: Michael Powell

Michael Powell — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 17:08:40 +0000

Pretty funny, Gungho. =D

I feel I should explain my hostility, since liberals have flat out called me racist for my criticism of Islam and conservatives think I must be some sort of communist.

I’m an intellectual. I come from an academic family, with biologists and chemists in attendance and copies of the National Geographic being ubiquitous in my upbringing. I’m an agnostic and have generally been open to God and faith, but since reaching adult age I’ve found more and more that the Abrahamic faiths especially are at war with science, reason and modernity. I don’t want to be in a world where crackpot pseudo-science is taught instead of the truth, law-abiding individuals are forbidden from consummating their love for another because they are of the same gender or where we allow cartoonists to live under threat of death and women to be forced into marriage or terrorized by their male family members under the guise of “multiculturalism.”

By: Gungho

Gungho — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 11:45:33 +0000

To the author of this:

Show us on the doll where the Christians hurt you…