Why don't you share with the Group where you obtained this article from Plain Ol'? Could it be that you cut and paste this from an Anti-Semitic publication/organization?
On Thu, Oct 22, 2015 at 5:30 PM, plainolamerican <[email protected]> wrote: > The Catholic Church as an entity provides charitable relief to any person > in need. > I have no qualms with that. > --- > even when they provide aid and support to illegals? > > Your suggestion that "jews" promote open borders is presumptive, > Anti-Semitic, and not at all even remotely correct > --- > wrong again, zioboy. > > Jews Demand Open Borders for USA, But Use DNA to Keep Israel Racially Pure > > <https://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fnewobserveronline.com%2Fjews-demand-open-borders-for-usa-but-use-dna-to-keep-israel-racially-pure%2F> > > <https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=Jews%20Demand%20Open%20Borders%20for%20USA,%20But%20Use%20DNA%20to%20Keep%20Israel%20Racially%20Pure&url=http%3A%2F%2Fnewobserveronline.com%2Fjews-demand-open-borders-for-usa-but-use-dna-to-keep-israel-racially-pure%2F> > > <https://plus.google.com/share?url=http%3A%2F%2Fnewobserveronline.com%2Fjews-demand-open-borders-for-usa-but-use-dna-to-keep-israel-racially-pure%2F> > > <https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fnewobserveronline.com%2Fjews-demand-open-borders-for-usa-but-use-dna-to-keep-israel-racially-pure%2F&media=http://newobserveronline.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/moshe1.jpg&description=Jews%20in%20America%20are%20100%20percent%20united%20in%20demanding%20%E2%80%9Copen%20borders%E2%80%9D%20and%20%E2%80%9Cimmigration%20reform%E2%80%9D%E2%80%94but%20at%20the%20same%20time%20hypocritically%20support%20Israel%20which%20now%20uses%20DNA%20tests%20on%20potential%20immigrants%20in%E2%80%A6> > > <https://www.linkedin.com/shareArticle?mini=true&url=http%3A%2F%2Fnewobserveronline.com%2Fjews-demand-open-borders-for-usa-but-use-dna-to-keep-israel-racially-pure%2F&title=Jews%20Demand%20Open%20Borders%20for%20USA,%20But%20Use%20DNA%20to%20Keep%20Israel%20Racially%20Pure&summary=Jews%20in%20America%20are%20100%20percent%20united%20in%20demanding%20%E2%80%9Copen%20borders%E2%80%9D%20and%20%E2%80%9Cimmigration%20reform%E2%80%9D%E2%80%94but%20at%20the%20same%20time%20hypocritically%20support%20Israel%20which%20now%20uses%20DNA%20tests%20on%20potential%20immigrants%20in%E2%80%A6&source=The%20New%20Observer> > > Jews in America are 100 percent united in demanding “open borders” and > “immigration reform”—but at the same time hypocritically support Israel > which now uses DNA tests on potential immigrants in order to keep the > Jewish state racially pure. > > Just this past weekend, nearly 1,300 rabbis and a number of cantors from > all streams of American Jewry joined together to call on the US Congress to > pass comprehensive immigration reform. > > In a letter sent to the Congress, which they also published on their > website > <http://rac.org/Articles/index.cfm?id=23267&pge_prg_id=16390&pge_id=2541>, > the rabbis said that immigration reform was “in keeping” with the “Jewish > High Holy Days” demand of “the spirit of self-examination as individuals > and as a society.” > > The letter was signed by leading clergy of the Reform, Conservative, > Orthodox, and Reconstructionist movements and called for “common sense > immigration reform” to reflect a “shared commitment to a path to > citizenship, improved family reunification policies, humane and effective > border security, sensible worker visa policies, and avenues for refugees > and asylum seekers.” > > The letter went on to say that Jewish history “coupled with the most-often > repeated Biblical commandment to love the stranger inspires our advocacy > for immigration reform…” > [image: Sammie Moshenberg, operations director of the Washington NJWC > gives Communist salute during sit-in pro-immigration protest in D.C. this > past week.]Sammie Moshenberg, operations director of the Washington NJWC > gives Communist salute during sit-in pro-immigration protest in D.C. this > past week. > > This is not the only such statement by the organized Jewish community in > America. Just this past week, the director of Washington operations for the > National Council of Jewish Women, Sammie Moshenberg , was among more than > 100 activists arrested for a “sit-in” pro-immigration protest at the US > Capitol building. > <http://www.thejewishweek.com/news/national-news/jewish-womens-group-head-among-100-arrested-immigration-protest> > > The American Jewish Congress (AJC), the single largest Jewish organization > in America, has a special advocacy group set up to promote “immigration > reform.” > > According to the AJC website devoted specially to promoting nonwhite > immigration into America > <http://www.ajc.org/site/c.7oJILSPwFfJSG/b.8467015/k.CC42/Immigration_Reform.htm>, > that Jewish organization boasts that it “promotes a fair and just > immigration policy consistent with our position that a strong America is > vital for global freedom and security. > > [image: AJC1] > > “National conflict over immigration undermines America’s strength and our > country’s commitment to democratic and humanitarian values. With our shared > immigrant experience, the Jewish people understand that upholding the > rights of immigrants is vital to a strong America,” the AJC says. > > An article in the Jewish newspaper, the *Daily Forward,* announced that “Jews > Unite Behind Push for Immigration Reform > <http://forward.com/articles/179296/jews-unite-behind-push-for-immigration-reform/?p=all>” > and significantly added that “Ethics and Self-Interest Drive Unusual > Nationwide Effort.” > > [image: forward012] > > The *Daily Forward* article says that those “leading an active push for > the [immigration reform] bill, which will offer a path to citizenship for > some of the nation’s 11 million undocumented aliens, include the Hebrew > Immigrant Aid Society, the American Jewish Committee, the Anti-Defamation > League, the Jewish Council for Public Affairs, Bend the Arc and the > National Council of Jewish Women. > > “The Senate vote—and the even harder struggle that will follow in the > Republican-controlled House—represents the fulfillment of a sustained > campaign by the Jewish community for immigration reform, which has built > momentum over the past decade. > > Quoting the president and CEO of an organization called the Hebrew > Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS)—which used to promote Jewish immigration, but > now promotes all nonwhite immigration into America, Mark Hetfield, the*Daily > Forward* said Jews promoted immigration because it was in their > ‘strategic interest.’ > > “It’s the ethical thing to do,” said HIAS president and CEO, of the > community’s immigration reform activism. But he quickly added, “It’s in our > strategic interest.” > > However, in Israel—which all of these Jewish organizations and individuals > quoted above support fanatically—an immigration policy which is the exact > opposite is rigorously enforced. > > Israel’s “Law of Return” immigration policy is actually based upon the > Nazi Nuremburg race laws, which defined a Jew as anyone with two or more > Jewish grandparents. > > This law of return is not based on religion—because Jewish atheists also > qualify for settlement in Israel. They do not have to be believing Jews to > come to Israel—all they have to have is biological Jewish ancestry. > > In addition, it is illegal for Jews to marry non-Jews in Israel > <http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/12/israel-civil-marriage-ban_n_3429764.html>—another > direct carryover from the Nazi laws concerning race. > > [image: jewish-marriage1] > > Israel also has a zero tolerance policy for asylum seekers. They have set > up concentration camps in which thousands of Africans are interred awaiting > deportation > <http://972mag.com/photo-essay-a-desert-prison-built-to-hold-thousand-of-refugees/58970/>, > and most recently, the Jewish state announced that it was deporting all > Africans to Uganda, no matter which country they originally came from. > <http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/aug/30/israel-plan-deport-african-migrants-uganda> > [image: Israeli concentration in southern Israel set up to hold African > asylum seekers.] > <http://972mag.com/photo-essay-a-desert-prison-built-to-hold-thousand-of-refugees/58970/>*Israeli > concentration in southern Israel set up to hold African asylum seekers.* > > [image: israel-deports-Africans1] > > Finally, Israel has recently announced that it is to start testing > immigrants for Jewish DNA before allowing them to settle in Israel. > <http://newobserveronline.com/israel-starts-using-dna-to-check-for-jewishness-of-immigrants/> > This > significant move (because it confirms a biological basis to Judaism) came > about because of concern in Israel over suspected non-Jews entering Israel > from the former Soviet Union countries. > > [image: TOI-DNA2] > > Israel, therefore, has a completely racially-based immigration policy, and > only allows people of biological Jewish descent to immigrate to that nation. > > This policy is directly contradictory to the position taken by Jewish > groups in America and other European nations—yet these same Jewish > organizations will defend Israel to the last. > > To put this into perspective: If America, or any nation for that matter, > had to adopt racially based immigration policies and check the DNA of > potential immigrants before allowing them to settle, these Jewish > organizations would be up in arms and screaming “Nazi” and “holocaust” from > the rooftops. > > Yet Israel can adopt such policies without anyone raising so much as a > peep of protest. On the contrary, these same Jewish organizations will > fanatically support Israel’s “right to be a Jewish state.” > > On Thursday, October 22, 2015 at 12:24:21 PM UTC-5, KeithInTampa wrote: >> >> The Catholic Church as an entity provides charitable relief to any person >> in need. >> >> I have no qualms with that. >> >> Your suggestion that "jews" promote open borders is presumptive, >> Anti-Semitic, and not at all even remotely correct >> >> On Thu, Oct 22, 2015 at 1:13 PM, Bear Guy <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> You continually conflate American Jews with Israelis. They are not the >>> same thing. >>> >>> As Ben Shapiro explains here: >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5IqH7oJ9h4 >>> >>> >>> >>> Thatbearguy >>> @Thatbearguy >>> >>> >>> >>> On 22 October 2015 at 12:23, plainolamerican <[email protected]> >>> wrote: >>> >>>> Then maybe you need to reconsider your premise? >>>> --- >>>> not at all. >>>> regardless of their political affiliation ... catholics provide more >>>> aid and support to illegals than anyone and jews promote open borders and >>>> amnesty in America but not israel. >>>> >>>> Rabbi Mark Diamond stood on the border with Mexico on a brisk February >>>> day, alongside the Rev. Alexei Smith of the Catholic Archdiocese, the Rev. >>>> Mary Glasspool of the Episcopal Diocese and a host of clergy from >>>> Presbyterian, Methodist and United Church of Christ ministries. >>>> >>>> All of them peered through the corrugated steel wall at the rough miles >>>> between countries. The scene evoked thoughts of the old adage Mexicans >>>> invoke about their country: “So far from God, so close to the United >>>> States!” >>>> >>>> Diamond, the American Jewish Committee’s Los Angeles director, who >>>> arranged the clerics’ 25-member fact-finding mission, is hoping to bridge a >>>> comparable distance — between a life of promise and a life of uncertainty — >>>> for millions of noncitizens in the United States. >>>> >>>> Diamond’s key role in organizing this gathering was no isolated >>>> communal act. After months of delay, the U.S. Senate is set to vote on the >>>> most comprehensive immigration reform legislation in 27 years. And Jewish >>>> groups across the country are acting together in a way characteristic of >>>> the community on few issues besides Israel. >>>> >>>> “It’s about the right thing to do,” said Robert Gittelson, co-founder >>>> of Conservatives for Comprehensive Immigration Reform, and a Republican. In >>>> op-ed pieces and interviews, Gittelson, a retired Jewish businessman from >>>> California’s San Fernando Valley, has called certain GOP strategies on >>>> immigration reform “un-biblical” and “cruel.” >>>> >>>> Those leading an active push for the bill, which will offer a path to >>>> citizenship for some of the nation’s 11 million undocumented aliens, >>>> include the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, the American Jewish Committee, >>>> the Anti-Defamation League, the Jewish Council for Public Affairs, Bend the >>>> Arc and the National Council of Jewish Women. >>>> >>>> The Senate vote — and the even harder struggle that will follow in the >>>> Republican-controlled House — represents the fulfillment of a sustained >>>> campaign by the Jewish community for immigration reform, which has built >>>> momentum over the past decade. >>>> >>>> Whether or not the necessary votes are mustered from both houses to >>>> land a historic immigration law reform bill on President Obama’s desk, >>>> Jewish outreach, particularly in the Southwest — home to the largest share >>>> of America’s emerging and increasingly powerful ethnic and interfaith >>>> populations — promises to be politically and socially influential beyond >>>> the issue it addresses. >>>> >>>> California, with 2.6 million undocumented residents, is a front line in >>>> the battle for this reform. And a Jewish establishment ever mindful of its >>>> need to operate through alliances and coalitions to advance its own >>>> interests is not blind to the implications of the issue in a country whose >>>> demography is shifting rapidly. In addition to working with Latino groups, >>>> the ADL’s Southwest regional office has forged alliances with Asian groups >>>> representing undocumented Koreans, Chinese, Filipino and other Asian >>>> Pacific immigrants in the Southland. >>>> >>>> “It’s the ethical thing to do,” said HIAS president and CEO Mark >>>> Hetfield, of the community’s immigration reform activism. But he quickly >>>> added, “It’s in our strategic interest.” >>>> >>>> Angelica Salas, executive director of the Coalition for Humane >>>> Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles, reflects the deepening relationship that >>>> Jewish groups are developing through their visibility on the immigration >>>> issue. >>>> >>>> “I really admire the way that the Jewish community has gone deep in >>>> support of immigration reform,” Salas told the Forward. A 15-year veteran >>>> of immigration rights activism, Salas fondly recalled a 2006 mass >>>> mobilization, when a procession through L.A. streets began with a cantor >>>> blowing a shofar and singing “Let my people stay!” >>>> >>>> Salas counted efforts by Jewish organizations as second only to >>>> Catholic groups in their impact. A key factor, she said, is that HIAS and >>>> the AJC, founded at the height of Jewish immigration more than a century >>>> ago, have a built-up institutional expertise at integrating new arrivals >>>> into American society, with programs, legal resources and family services >>>> already in place — but now serving Spanish speakers instead of Yiddish. >>>> >>>> The Ford Foundation recently awarded a two-year $1 million grant to the >>>> AJC’s Bridging America Project, which is planning “joint advocacy workshops >>>> in Dallas, New York and Washington, D.C.; a ‘national conversation’ among >>>> Latino and Jewish leaders about issues of mutual concern, and conferences >>>> in Houston, Miami and New Jersey on the economic benefits of immigration, >>>> among other activities. >>>> >>>> Salas has also worked closely with the ADL, which keeps a keen eye on >>>> extremist groups that have set up vigilante patrols on the border between >>>> the United States and Mexico. An ADL study reported that “violent incidents >>>> against illegal immigrants have been brutal and are occurring with greater >>>> regularity, further intensifying the atmosphere of fear and suspicion on >>>> both sides of the border.” The ADL has also tracked a rise in hate crimes, >>>> discrimination cases and bigotry against Latinos. >>>> >>>> In L.A. — a city where Latinos are nearly half the population and whose >>>> new mayor, Eric Garcetti, boasts both Jewish and Mexican heritage — Salas’s >>>> group also works with the Progressive Jewish Alliance, the Jewish Labor >>>> Committee and Bend the Arc, a progressive national Jewish group, in pushing >>>> for immigrant labor protections. >>>> >>>> “It’s not a one-way street,” Salas said. When it comes to Israel, the >>>> Latina activist suggested, the two groups’ relationship may help to modify >>>> anti-Israel viewpoints and foster dialogue rather than demonization. “It >>>> comes up,” Salas said, referring to the Middle East issue, “and there’s a >>>> perspective: ‘Isn’t this [U.S. treatment of Latinos] the same as in Israel >>>> with the Palestinians?’ It’s an opportunity to talk that through, to talk >>>> in the context of global immigrant policy, where people can be critical, >>>> but in good faith.” >>>> >>>> Newly arrived Latinos tend to show higher rates of anti-Semitism, said >>>> Amanda Susskind, the ADL’s Pacific Southwest regional director. She >>>> attributed the phenomenon, which shows up in surveys, to “exposure to some >>>> religious teachings.” But the next generation, she said, is no different in >>>> its relationship with Jews than the rest of Americans. >>>> >>>> Asians are also active in coalitions with Jewish groups addressing >>>> immigration issues. “We appreciate the partnership with our Jewish allies,” >>>> said Betty Hung, policy director of the L.A.–based Asian Pacific American >>>> Legal Center. An estimated 3 million undocumented U.S. residents are Asian. >>>> California counts the nation’s largest Asian population without legal >>>> resident status — about 400,000. APALC has been an active participant in >>>> the ADL’s Asian Jewish Initiative, founded in 2006, which brings together >>>> civic, business, academic and faith leaders in the L.A. community for >>>> social mixers, awards dinners and educational programs. >>>> >>>> For all this organizational solidarity, opponents of the reform >>>> legislation are not hard to find in the Jewish community. >>>> >>>> One outspoken Jewish opponent is Stephen Steinlight, a former director >>>> of national affairs for AJC who criticizes the bill as “amnesty” for >>>> illegal immigrants and opposes any “pathway to citizenship” for them. >>>> >>>> “My views changed,” he told the Forward, explaining his break with the >>>> AJC and his alliance with the conservative Center for Immigrations Studies. >>>> “AJC made no distinction between legal and illegal immigration,” he said. >>>> >>>> Steinlight, who characterizes the pro-reform Jewish leaders as >>>> “do-gooders leaning over backwards for the aggrieved,” sees immigration as >>>> a threat to American workers, especially under-employed African Americans. >>>> Groups like AJC and HIAS, he said, are “trying to make amends for doing >>>> nothing for Jews during the Holocaust.” >>>> >>>> Diamond acknowledged that views similar to Steinlight’s are not hard to >>>> find. “To my dismay, I have heard more than a few voices in the Jewish >>>> community — rabbis I respect, and other leaders — who have said to me, >>>> ‘This is not our problem,’” Diamond said. “My response is that this is very >>>> much a Jewish issue, one of the most critical issues facing us in this >>>> country, and certainly here in Southern California.” >>>> >>>> For Wendy Braitman, a member of IKAR, the L.A. Jewish congregation led >>>> by Rabbi Sharon Brous that has made social activism a mitzvah, it’s also >>>> personal. “I feel like it’s my story,” she said. Braitman embodies the >>>> grassroots dimension of much of the Jewish activism on this issue. In >>>> April, Braitman sat in Senator Dianne Feinstein’s Washington office with a >>>> group of interfaith activists who paid their own way from the California >>>> lawmaker’s home state to lobby her. “I told her I was Jewish,” said >>>> Braitman, “and that the issue was of importance to Jews all over the >>>> country. As Jews we know what it’s like to live in the shadows.” >>>> >>>> On the pro-reform Jewish right, meanwhile, support comes with the some >>>> of the same caveats that many conservatives have been using to hold up the >>>> pending legislation: that undocumented residents should be treated as >>>> lawbreakers who will be subjected to fines and blocked from full >>>> citizenship even if allowed to stay as permanent residents. Border security >>>> must also be beefed up, they demand, as a pre-condition to any reform. >>>> >>>> Matthew Brooks, executive director of the Republican Jewish Coalition, >>>> emphasized that the final legislative package must be a bill that >>>> “addresses the challenges of illegal immigration and securing our borders >>>> in a way that will win the support and trust of the American people.” >>>> >>>> As an entrepreneur who built a successful garment manufacturing >>>> business, Gittelson is also focused on the bill’s labor implications. For >>>> one thing, Gittelson would like to see the cap on guest-worker visas — >>>> topped off in the Senate bill at 200,000 per year — match the actual demand >>>> for labor, which he says is 300,000 annually at the lowest. >>>> >>>> “The Senate bill shortchanges the economy,” Gittelson maintained. He >>>> blamed unions for setting the low quota. “We need a free-market solution, >>>> not a union solution,” he said. >>>> >>>> Gittelson’s CCIR co-founder is Samuel Rodriguez, a politically >>>> conservative evangelical Christian who is president of the National >>>> Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference. Despite their reservations, >>>> Gittelson said, he and Rodriguez are standing with progressives on >>>> immigration reform. “When it comes to this issue, we see eye to eye, or at >>>> least 90%.” He has recently joined AJC’s Immigration Task Force. >>>> >>>> In Washington, as the bill has been pulled apart and slapped together, >>>> the Jewish community has advanced strong arguments for what should be in it >>>> — and what shouldn’t. >>>> >>>> Family reunification is high on the list of must-haves. Border security >>>> is ranked low. Border security is a valid concern, Diamond acknowledged, >>>> something he learned firsthand on his trip to the border near Tijuana. “But >>>> the issue is how we are deploying our resources,” he said. “Are we >>>> targeting gun smugglers and sex traffickers, or are we targeting that >>>> 27-yearold man who’s been deported and is trying to get back to his >>>> family?” >>>> >>>> The legislative package submitted to the Senate also notably does not >>>> include the Uniting American Families Act, sponsored by Vermont Democrat >>>> Patrick Leahy. This measure would have allowed an American citizen or >>>> permanent resident who was lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender to >>>> petition for immigrant status on behalf of his or her same-sex partner as >>>> an immediate relative. >>>> >>>> This aspect of the bill is crucial to many Jewish activists. A >>>> coalition of nearly 100 New York interfaith leaders, including 37 rabbis, >>>> signed a letter to New York Senator Charles Schumer, urging his support for >>>> equal protections for LGBT Americans and their families. To their dismay, >>>> Schumer convinced his Democratic colleagues on the Senate Judiciary >>>> Committee to drop the measure from the bill, arguing that its inclusion >>>> would cost the support of key Republicans. Citing their own head counts, >>>> many of the measure’s supporters vehemently reject this argument. >>>> >>>> One victory that was won by Jews is a provision that directly involves >>>> Jewish interests: The Lautenberg Amendment, first passed in 1989, granted >>>> immigrant status to victims of religious persecution in their native lands. >>>> The law allowed the emigration of hundreds of thousands of Soviet Jews and >>>> was extended in 2004 to cover Christians, Baha’is, Jews and other religious >>>> minorities fleeing Iran. >>>> >>>> The law continues to assist religious minorities from those countries >>>> and from Southeast Asia. The new bill makes the law — which previously >>>> required annual renewal by Congress — permanent. Jewish activists saw that >>>> win as a fitting tribute to the late New Jersey senator Frank Lautenberg. >>>> >>>> Ira Handelman, chair of AJC’s Los Angeles Public Policy Committee, said >>>> that if and when the legislation becomes law, the interfaith and >>>> immigrant-activist coalitions in which Jewish organizations are now >>>> involved may move on to tackle other issues. These include the ongoing >>>> national debates over education policy, economic development and social >>>> justice, apart from immigration. >>>> >>>> >>>> Read more: >>>> http://forward.com/news/179296/jews-unite-behind-push-for-immigration-reform/#ixzz3pJZ9KYUe >>>> >>>> On Thursday, October 22, 2015 at 11:12:30 AM UTC-5, KeithInTampa wrote: >>>>> >>>>> Then maybe you need to reconsider your premise? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> On Thu, Oct 22, 2015 at 11:52 AM, plainolamerican < >>>>> [email protected]> wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> as if all jews and catholics are democrats. >>>>>> >>>>>> On Thursday, October 22, 2015 at 10:46:12 AM UTC-5, KeithInTampa >>>>>> wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Yes. Democrats who wish to see illegal aliens allowed to vote. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> On Thu, Oct 22, 2015 at 10:26 AM, plainolamerican < >>>>>>> [email protected]> wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> nobody provides more aid and support to illegals than the catholic >>>>>>>> and jewish clergy. >>>>>>>> we know who promotes open borders and amnesty and why. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> On Thursday, October 22, 2015 at 8:14:25 AM UTC-5, Travis wrote: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> http://arkansasgopwing.blogspot.com/2015/10/how-senators-voted-on-sanctuary-cities.html >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> -- >>>>>>>> -- >>>>>>>> Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. >>>>>>>> For options & help see >>>>>>>> http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ >>>>>>>> * It's active and moderated. 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