“I’m optimistic about the Trump administration” -Jonathan Greenblatt, Jewish terrorist

Previously: In Israel, ADL Chief Jonathan Greenblatt Appears to Call for Using Terrorism to Murder Me and My Friends

People are really getting fed-up with the Jews, apparently.

You love to see it.

The Hill:

Nearly half of people worldwide hold antisemitic views, according to a new survey by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL).

The Global 100 survey released in coordination with Ipsos on Tuesday found that 46 percent of the world’s adult population have antisemitic attitudes, with the highest levels recorded in the West Bank, Gaza and Kuwait.

They’re whining that people they’re mass slaughtering don’t like them!

Sweden had the lowest level of antisemitism, followed closely by Norway, Canada and the Netherlands.

“Antisemitic tropes and beliefs are becoming alarmingly normalized across societies worldwide. This dangerous trend is not just a threat to Jewish communities—it’s a warning to us all. Even in countries with the lowest levels of antisemitic attitudes globally, we’ve seen many antisemitic incidents perpetrated by an emboldened small, vocal and violent minority,” Marina Rosenberg, ADL senior vice president for international affairs, said in a statement.

“This is a wake-up call for collective action, and we are committed to continuing our work with our partners around the world to confront and mitigate this deeply ingrained antisemitism.”

Additionally, 20 percent of survey takers worldwide said they have not heard about the Holocaust, according to the ADL, while 48 percent recognize the Holocaust’s historical accuracy.

Sixteen percent of respondents in the Middle East and North Africa recognize the historical accuracy of the Holocaust, as do 23 percent in Sub-Saharan Africa, the survey found.

Wow, the blacks go 23% on Holocaust confirmation?

Disgusting.

“It’s clear that we need new government interventions, more education, additional safeguards on social media, and new security protocols to prevent antisemitic hate crimes,” Jonathan A. Greenblatt, ADL CEO said.

“This fight requires a whole-of-society approach – including government, civil society and individuals and now is the time to act.”

Yes, back to calling for censorship.

This is different than what he was saying in Israel last week, when he called for Israel to use state terrorism to murder people who complain about Jews on the internet.

The reality is that Jews have a lot of power in the world, but they do not have the power to change people’s beliefs against their will, and demanding that half of the world population be censored on the internet is totally insane.

Claiming that half the people in the world are mentally ill for developing negative views on the Jews is also not reasonable.

“Half the global population hates us for no reason” is a cartoonish claim.

Jews are just going to have to lie in the bed they made.

Nosferatu himself explains the report in more detail

Comedienne Jena Friedman – born into a “conservative Jewish family” – has called for Trump supporters to be poisoned with disease-carrying Ben & Jerry’s ice cream. For maximum effect, she urges that this poisoning take place only a few days before an election.

The image of the Jew as poisoner and disease agent is a classic “anti-Semitic trope” found in one of the first external accounts we have of the Jews, from the Greek writer Hecataeus of Abdera, believed to have been written in the years 305 – 302 B.C., but referring to a much earlier period.

In ancient times, when there was a pestilential circumstance throughout Egypt, the many began to ascribe the cause of their troubles to divine power; for with many and varied strangers dwelling [there] and practicing different customs concerning the holy and the sacrifices, it turned out that their own ancestral acts of worship of the gods had lapsed. Because of this the natives of the land understood that unless they removed the foreigners, there would be no resolution of their troubles. Straightaway, therefore, the foreigners were banished, of whom the most outstanding and active, having banded together, were cast out, as some say, into Greece and certain other places, having notable leaders, of whom Danaus and Cadmus, being most outstanding, led the others; but the great multitude was driven out into what is now called Judaea, which while lying not far from Egypt was nevertheless utterly desolate in those times.

Here, from one of the first contacts the human species had with the Jews, we see three key ideas established:

• Jews as spreaders of pestilence.
• Jews as aliens who undermine the customs and culture of the indigenous people.
• Jews as agents of national ruin who must be banished if the country is to flourish again.

I have been told that these themes can still be found in counter-Semitic literature even today.

It is an astonishing thing that so many evil and foolish goyim should develop exactly the same false beliefs about Jews for absolutely no reason and maintain these beliefs for thousands of years. Why this should happen is one of the mysteries of the ages.

This is the new face of neo-Nazi and white supremacist hatred in America.

We’ve got anti-Semitic canards coming out of the wazoo these days. I mean anti-Semitic tropes. I don’t actually know the difference between anti-Semitic canards and anti-Semitic tropes, and they might be the same thing. Anyway, both are everywhere in 2019 America, as we quickly descend into a Hitler-type scenario.

Hot on the heels of Congressbulb Ilhan Omar promoting the discredited trope that AIPAC is a Jewish lobbying organization that seeks to influence American politics, singer Ryan Adams has responded to the New York Times claiming he is a bad boyfriend with virulent tropes.

In a now deleted tweet, Adams claimed that the New York Times was lying about him and that they are rats.

It is hard to think of a more virulent anti-Semitic trope than that the New York Times spreads false information about goyim in order to harm them.

And the idea that Jews resemble rats is one of the longest-running anti-Semitic canards of all time. Anti-Semites continue to make this claim, even though it has been proven to be untrue.

The canard was featured in the Nazi propaganda film “The Eternal Jew.”

It has since become popular in anti-Semitic memes on the internets.

The claim by Ryan Adams that he is going to “take down” the New York Times is also anti-Semitic, and appears to be a threat of a second Holocaust.

Six million Jews died and were transformed into decorative lampshades and bars of soap by Adolf Hitler during the first Holocaust, and Ryan Adams is suggesting we do this again. In light of all the tragedy experienced during the second World War, it is time that Ryan Adams resigns.

The Jews have already experienced one Holocaust and thousands of pogroms, all for absolutely no reason. Now is the time to stop this virulence once and for all.

It is the duty of the US government to protect the Jewish people from Ryan Adams. I am hereby calling on Donald Trump to immediately call for Ryan Adams to resign for expressing this sort of virulent hate with these tropes and canards.