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Ben Garrison who drew these cartoons has been invited to the White House for a social media summit on Thursday:
Here he supports the Seth Rich conspiracy theory which was just revealed to have been started by Russia: Just imagine the reaction if the New York Times' international edition had published these? But the White House just rolls out the welcome mat. |
| very fine cartoonists on both sides |
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Not surprising.
What does Ivanka have to say! |
Is he bringing the NYT as his plus one? |
+1. Not a bug, but a feature for this administration |
| He's been disinvited. |
| Jew here. There is nothing anti-Semitic about those cartoons |
The ADL says they're blatantly anti-Semitic. They look anti-Semitic to me, too. https://www.adl.org/blog/anti-semitism-used-in-attack-against-national-security-adviser-h-r-mcmaster |
The ADL is not a good judge: https://www.influencewatch.org/non-profit/anti-defamation-league/ |
That's a biased, partisan source. |
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The White House made a mistake, was made aware of the mistake, and corrected the mistake.
Thumbs up from me. |
+ 1 |
If they had any competence the mistake would not have been made in the first place. |
Interesting. So you find nothing anti-Semitic about the suggestion that the Rothschilds are pulling the puppet strings on Soros, McMaster, and Petraeus? Do you also agree with those who believe the Rothschilds control the weather? |
No. Because both the Rothchilds and Soros are Jewish. This is political statement, not a ‘Jew’ statement. Besides being scientifically stupid, the weather comment could go either way - that the very wealthy Rothschilds can control the weather because they have the money to build a weather machine, or less likely, their Jewishness gives them superpower. |