kinsellacast - April 03, 2024


KINSELLACAST 306： From Jamaica, Irie (sort of) - Lawfare Project plus Toots, Wailers and Desmond Dekker!


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00:00:00.000 it's the kinsella cast starring warren kinsella
00:00:08.400 hey it's warren and welcome to the kinsella cast live i am i apologize for my attempt at
00:00:27.200 jamaican pets what i love jamaica so by the time you hear this i am going to be in jamaica with e
00:00:37.360 we're going on a little points vacation for a week we need it we deserve it and we're going to be
00:00:46.640 staying with a friend who is the son of the incredible amazing perry hensel who did the
00:00:55.360 movie the harder they come which introduced a bunch of calgary punk rockers to reggae and changed our
00:01:02.720 lives and i love jamaica um of all the islands i was born on one and i come from one but it's the
00:01:11.440 island i like the best sorry other islands so we're gonna have a good time and as such i'm recording
00:01:17.280 this ahead of time i don't feel like calling all my gear to jamaica so um i'm going to have an
00:01:25.120 interview i did with brooke goldstein uh who's an amazing lawyer and canadian now in new york
00:01:33.280 and her colleague um uh what's his name i apologize gerard flitty sorry drug and um
00:01:42.640 they lead something called the lawfare project and um i can tell you all about it in a minute
00:01:48.080 but i've got some great music i got toots who i saw and i miss he passed away during the pandemic
00:01:55.120 got desmond decker with shantytown um got the whalers i've got uh more toots i've got the old
00:02:03.760 stuff i love the old stuff i don't like stuff that sounds super produced like you know burning spear
00:02:11.680 burning spear i still haven't seen and i love him and i've got a picture he sent to me of him
00:02:17.920 on my wall here behind me um but you know some of the the reggae bands got a little too glossy
00:02:26.560 like rock and roll right everybody was using synth drums and synthesizers and stuff like that in the
00:02:31.920 80s and i didn't like it i liked how it sounded you know when it was raw 60s early 70s same with
00:02:38.800 punk rock you know same with rock and roll that's the stuff i like that sounds you know more immediate
00:02:45.040 so i'm going to play you some of that and hopefully dramatic events don't happen prior to the weekend
00:02:51.520 because i'll kind of miss those so so here is the kinsella cast and and here is you know
00:02:59.360 here's a question who are you going to call and that's not the ghostbusters reference although it is
00:03:03.840 a ghostbusters reference but the mission is similar to defeat evil basically if you're jewish
00:03:09.120 or you're supporter of israel or the jewish community and you're being harassed or attacked or vilified
00:03:14.800 or threatened then you should call the lawfare project lawfare project and i'm speaking to
00:03:21.040 its principles later on the podcast is in new york city is led by this canadian woman from toronto
00:03:27.920 and more than 600 lawyers based in different countries it's about 14 years old basically it's
00:03:34.560 designed to protect the civil and human rights of jews everywhere it's pro bono meaning it's for the
00:03:39.440 public good no cost lawyers donate their time to fight for jews facing anti-semitism and hate and
00:03:46.160 they're very busy these days really busy like western democracies are in the midst of the worst surge in
00:03:52.640 anti-semitism since the holocaust and october 7th obviously was the worst of it with 1200 men women
00:03:59.360 children and babies tortured and slaughtered and 200 taken hostage in gaza where more than 100 remain
00:04:06.240 but since that terrible day jews around the globe have been targeted for the supposed sins of the
00:04:11.680 israeli government and for some quote it's become perfectly acceptable project their hatred of a
00:04:19.280 foreign government on jews end quote says brooke goldstein who founded the lawfare project she was
00:04:26.080 born and raised in toronto went to mcgill montreal then the benjamin cardozo school along new york city
00:04:32.160 pretty amazing person granddaughter of a commander of a unit of polish partisans who fought the nazis
00:04:38.320 started the lawfare project after working as a film producer and an advocate for children's rights
00:04:43.680 basically it got the start with this book she wrote in 2011 called lawfare the war against free speech
00:04:50.320 in it she taught gives advice to journalists about how to protect themselves from the islamic extremists
00:04:56.240 who are using the law as a weapon to silence or punish those who dare to write about militant islamists
00:05:03.520 and terrorism and their funding sources and full disclosure they've come after me more than once in
00:05:09.120 the past few months so brooke says you know we've got we fight the lawfare project fights those who use
00:05:15.840 the legal system as a weapon of war and she said you know we're seeing this happening with israel right now
00:05:22.320 the bias and the charges of genocide and apartheid and all that bullshit she said basically it's an
00:05:29.200 attempt to add this legal gloss to a libel against jews and abuse the international legal system and
00:05:36.240 basically hinder the ability of israel and other democracies to fight and defeat terrorism and that
00:05:42.080 fight expresses itself in lots of different ways she said at any given time they're promoting civil rights
00:05:48.400 of the lawfare project by providing legal help to those who've been discriminated against it advocates
00:05:53.680 for human rights by combating extremism and most of all it fights this lawfare stuff the abuse of legal
00:06:00.800 institutions to destabilize democracy everywhere not just israel one of her partners is gerard flitty
00:06:08.080 who i drew a blank on his name earlier sorry gerard and he was also on the line from new york and i told
00:06:14.320 him about my efforts to document how anti-israel protesters and organizers are getting paid to
00:06:20.480 show up and how the money from that is often coming from outlaw states like qatar or iran and he wasn't
00:06:26.880 surprised he told me about a lawsuit that the lawfare project has got against carnegie carnegie mellon
00:06:34.480 university in pittsburgh which over the years has received more than 800 million dollars eight zero zero
00:06:43.280 from qatar and it's also university where they've seen this dramatic increase in anti-semitism on campus
00:06:50.000 during the same period so lawfare project is trying to find out if there's a connection between the
00:06:54.880 anti-semitism and the funding and guaranteed you take my word for it there will be in that case uh
00:07:01.200 they're representing a jew student but they stress to me they want to hear from jew students in canada
00:07:06.400 whether you be at mcgill or concordia or u of t or mcmaster or york all places that have big problems
00:07:15.920 if you're being demonized for supporting the just and proper war in a hamas or just for being jewish
00:07:20.560 they want to hear from you and and you know they said to me they're trying to see what this money
00:07:26.000 is doing because so much money is coming in especially from qatar they are doing god's work at the
00:07:32.880 lawfare project for jews and jewish allies alike so if you got a human rights issue give them a call
00:07:38.320 they might be able to help anyway welcome to the kinsella cast uh hope you enjoy the reggae as much as
00:07:43.760 i do and um have a great week man i read
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00:08:26.000 It is you, oh yeah
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00:08:39.180 I say pressure drop, oh pressure
00:08:43.580 Oh yeah pressure, don't go down on you
00:08:46.920 I say pressure drop, oh pressure
00:08:50.220 Oh yeah pressure, don't go down on you
00:08:53.400 I say pressure drop, oh you're gonna feel it
00:08:57.880 Oh but you're doing it wrong
00:09:00.000 I say pressure drop, oh you're gonna feel it
00:09:04.440 Oh but you're doing it wrong
00:09:23.400 I say pressure drop, oh pressure
00:09:29.540 Oh yeah pressure gonna drop on you
00:09:32.800 I say pressure drop, oh pressure
00:09:36.080 Oh yeah pressure gonna drop on you
00:09:39.440 It is you, oh yeah
00:09:44.880 It is you, oh yeah
00:09:53.420 It is you, oh yeah
00:09:59.420 I say pressure drop, oh pressure
00:10:02.360 Oh yeah pressure gonna drop on you
00:10:05.360 I say pressure drop, oh pressure
00:10:10.440 Oh but you're doing it wrong
00:10:11.760 Oh yeah pressure gonna drop on you
00:10:25.080 I say pressure drop, oh I'll feel it
00:10:27.980 so i've been writing extensively about the um the myriad number of problems that we're all seeing
00:10:46.700 all the time most often what i'm writing about is how um there is a i guess a wizard of oz for lack
00:10:56.420 of a better term behind the curtain who's who's um coordinating all of this stuff whether it's
00:11:02.100 being protests or online or what have you my background is politics so brooke i was special
00:11:08.500 assistant to jean kretzian so i know a little bit about politics and the people i've spoken to feel
00:11:14.000 as i do that this is a coordinated and well-funded well-organized campaign against israel and the
00:11:20.580 west so what lawfare is doing is is um quite relevant to all of that so i guess uh forgive
00:11:27.980 me for just asking uh simple questions but uh um that's how i have to proceed so what is the lawfare
00:11:36.140 project what is lawfare so um in terms of defining what lawfare is as a term of art we uh describe it
00:11:47.300 as the abuse of the legal system as a weapon of war and i think that you see this happening uh very
00:11:54.340 obviously when it comes to israel right now uh with the biased and and horrific charges false charges of
00:12:03.440 genocide apartheid illegal occupation etc it is the attempt to add a legal patina to a blood libel
00:12:13.380 and to abuse the international legal system um to basically hinder the ability of israel and other
00:12:22.720 western democracies as well to fight and defeat terrorism on the asymmetric battlefield and in
00:12:29.800 practical terms what it does is it rewards terrorists who use civilians as human shields or who
00:12:38.280 use children as child soldiers and as human bombs because you are then going to turn around and use
00:12:46.940 these civilian casualties that are very intentional and purposeful on the terrorist side as a weapon
00:12:53.860 to then go after israel and charge israel with war crimes etc so that that's just a bigger picture what
00:13:02.200 the lawfare project does is we are a the world's foremost jewish civil rights litigation fund and
00:13:11.720 public interest law firm we are a network of over 600 lawyers and three dozen major law firms
00:13:19.080 and we provide pro bono legal support to jewish communities around the world we have filed over
00:13:28.700 i think right now over 140 legal actions within the past eight years that are designed to force
00:13:38.020 the systemic change that we need to see as a minority community in the west it is the expression of the
00:13:46.140 jewish community finally engaging in what we call impact litigation or civil rights litigation like every
00:13:53.900 single other minority community has done to demand equal protection under the law and to change the
00:14:02.380 landscape to ensure that the civil rights of the jewish community are enforced because it is our belief
00:14:08.860 that discrimination anti-jewish discrimination anti-semitism is a civil rights issue it is the
00:14:16.540 my opinion greatest civil rights issue of our time and yet uh too many people think it's a political
00:14:23.420 issue you know whatever's happening and so-called israeli palestinian conflict justifies turning around
00:14:30.060 and discriminating against jewish people in the west and that's just bigotry 101 you know if i'm angry at
00:14:36.780 the way that china handled covid i can't turn around to a local chinese american student and and harass her
00:14:45.900 or call her names that would be racist that would be bigoted but right now as it stands people think
00:14:54.140 in their mind it's perfectly acceptable to discriminate against jews for being jews because
00:15:00.220 they want to project their hatred of a foreign government on them because of the way they look or because of
00:15:05.580 where they're born or because what their religion is and it amazes me that we're in the age of minority rights
00:15:11.420 we've come so far with the civil rights of other minority communities and yet the jewish community
00:15:16.700 still has not achieved parity and you know the time is now and through a combination of our work with
00:15:22.620 the end jew hatred movement which is the first ever jewish civil rights movement in north america combined
00:15:29.980 with our civil rights litigation work i believe that we will be able to end jew hatred in our lifetime
00:15:37.740 by using the same tools and strategies that other minority communities have used successfully to their
00:15:45.340 advantage mm-hmm thank you for that the um you mentioned uh that your work is indeed international when
00:15:56.300 i looked at the website it seemed to be predominantly in the us but so you are active in other jurisdictions
00:16:02.460 have you got lawyers my editors will ask if you've got lawyers in canada who assist in your efforts
00:16:09.900 yes absolutely we we are the ones behind the case against food vendors where uh we represented shy
00:16:16.860 de luca and we helped uh i think we worked with a a law firm called re-law on that case and we won she was uh
00:16:26.300 uh judged guilty of defamation um by calling shy a terrorist um because he served in the idf which again is
00:16:37.900 false and defamatory um we are also uh engaged just you i might have to get corrected on this i think it's the
00:16:47.180 canada food agency where we're representing said goat yeah the kosher foods preparation issue yeah oh no not
00:16:55.820 that one we're dealing with the labeling issues so we've been representing sagot winery for some time
00:17:02.380 um in a frivolous claim brought by uh a person demanding that canada labels products coming from
00:17:11.900 judaea samaria um and uh discriminates against jews engaged in trade who live in judaea samaria so we're
00:17:21.020 representing sagot winery we recently incorporated in canada so we have the ability to issue tax receipts
00:17:27.980 now and we're in the process of building uh a network comparable to that hopefully god willing as
00:17:34.700 the one we have in the united states an army of attorneys and building up our war room in canada
00:17:40.620 right now we're also helping to support the class actions against uft york i believe big masters is one
00:17:49.500 of them and we have a couple other cases coming up as well good and then we had some cases in europe
00:17:55.100 we have uh right now we're suing uh the karolinska institute in sweden um it's all it's on our website
00:18:04.540 there that was a lot there so thank you for that um one characteristic of the other side as i say
00:18:11.580 regrettably they seem since october 7th to become much more organized and well-funded and and certainly
00:18:18.780 much more aggressive uh than they've been in my lifetime um is a characteristic of their efforts
00:18:27.340 lawfare as well so are they trying to you know i've been writing about the far right for example
00:18:31.900 um and anti-semitic groups in canada for over 30 years and you know going back to the posse comitatus
00:18:39.580 and you know the just littering the courts and clogging the dockets with uh nuisance litigation
00:18:46.860 legitimate coverage are you seeing that exactly the other side too when you say you mean are we seeing
00:18:52.540 that what you're talking about that the yeah where there are you know nuisance suits designed yes yes of
00:18:58.940 course i mean this is how it started about 15 years ago i wrote a book uh called lawfare the war
00:19:05.660 against free speech and um it was about this tactic the the use of the law as a weapon of war to silence
00:19:13.580 and intimidate people the other side seems to be doing an awful lot of that stuff these days do you
00:19:19.580 agree yes they they have been for quite some time one of the largest proponents of these frivolous
00:19:26.300 lawfare lawsuits is care the council on american islamic relations and it's usually paired with
00:19:33.100 a a slander campaign we're actually suing care right now for one of their slander campaigns
00:19:39.740 they accused our client uh tamar herman falsely of this is a teacher of ripping off the hijab
00:19:48.220 off her uh a seven-year-old student's head and uh ruined her life um she had to move home she was
00:19:58.060 targeted uh with threats and so we are now suing the council on american islamic relations for defamation
00:20:06.940 as they should be uh for this campaign and um there's been dozens and dozens of examples of what
00:20:13.660 what has happened to you over the last 15 years there's a one example i worked on a while ago
00:20:19.820 again this was ages ago but with uh daniel pipes and i think there were 17 other media defendants
00:20:26.300 and the islamic society of boston sued uh the wall street journal i think the new york times was sued
00:20:34.140 my boss daniel pipes was sued for writing about the fact that saudi arabia was sending money
00:20:42.460 to isb allegedly radicalizing the local muslim population in boston through the mosque
00:20:51.740 and lawsuit basically intimidated a lot of people shut them up and lo and behold
00:20:57.100 you know not too soon after you had the boston marathon bombers that were apparently radicalized
00:21:02.700 in this mosque so this is definitely a strategy that they've been using for a long time we represented
00:21:09.420 and helped uh uh then i think it's tom tom uh again was his name who was a a canadian
00:21:18.780 um counter-terrorism researcher who also got sued yeah tom quiggan who was also targeted with a very
00:21:27.820 predatory defamation lawsuit um and uh we helped him i'm just trying to grab his case here
00:21:37.900 he was sued also by an islamic charity uh for reporting on the connection between canadian
00:21:47.180 radicals and terrorist groups and terrorist groups like the muslim brotherhood
00:21:56.460 piace solely up now
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00:22:36.140 At Ocean 11, I know I bow down, I know who's going to hold thiseleurn with me.
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00:23:55.640 We'll be right back.
00:24:25.640 you know in order for them to you know i've seen some of the pleadings that they've brought
00:24:34.960 i've had clients who are engaged in litigation with them and you know i mean this stuff costs
00:24:44.880 money and in some cases the pleadings are not garbage um you know they're throwing everything
00:24:50.480 at the wall except the kitchen sink but you know there's i presume there's resources behind it
00:24:56.600 my view is being that it's ultimately iran and qatar and so on what is your have you guys been
00:25:03.920 able to make any determination do you want to take that one well i i will thank you we we currently
00:25:14.340 have a lawsuit against carnegie mellon university in new york carnegie mellon is a university that
00:25:20.340 over the years has received more than 800 million dollars from qatar and it's also a university
00:25:26.980 where we have seen an increase in anti-semitism on campus during that time period part of what the
00:25:33.480 lawsuit will seek is to see if there are connections between that funding and the anti-semitism especially
00:25:39.840 what led to uh the the hostile environment that affected our client and the discrimination that
00:25:46.460 she suffered as a result and that that's one example of of how we are looking to see what this
00:25:53.520 money is doing on our college campuses uh especially because we see so much money coming
00:25:58.660 from qatar especially um over the last two decades since since the early 2000s uh in the united states and
00:26:06.320 we are seeing that semitism has increased during this period so as you as you well know correlation is
00:26:12.340 not causation but we are looking to explore these uh through litigation uh and there have been plenty
00:26:18.700 of research studies that have been done for example by ncri uh by charles small uh with isgap
00:26:25.240 that have looked into this as well especially with qatar with iran it's it's harder in the united states
00:26:30.300 because of the sanctions um it's harder for them to give directly uh so we can't speak to what we're seeing
00:26:37.200 here but we do see we do see in europe as well qatar and iran have been funding a lot if not
00:26:42.980 in the universities then community centers mosques uh cultural activities uh so that that has proliferated
00:26:49.640 as well in the last two decades and in terms of the legal representation so uh when you go after them
00:26:57.200 and they they've retained counsel um i presume the the the view would be that the lot of the funding for
00:27:06.180 the legal action is coming from there too well we we we wouldn't presume anything because when we're
00:27:11.640 going when we're assuming the university as a defendant there it's usually the university council they may
00:27:16.620 go to an outside firm uh we we don't know who is is essentially um involved with that that's
00:27:23.000 non-transparent and privilege prevents a lot of that information the um but it's also if if i may what's
00:27:29.680 what's interesting and and from from canada as well in the u.s we have the law the the higher education
00:27:35.100 act and section 117 of that act requires disclosure of foreign funding in canada you don't really have
00:27:42.500 the equivalent of that so that's even more difficult to see what what money is coming in and where
00:27:48.480 no it's true and it manifests itself in all kinds of extraordinary ways brooke would know where um
00:27:54.860 the university college of cape breton you know in the outer lovely spot outer edge of canada and nova
00:28:00.580 scotia 80 percent of the student population are foreign students they're foreign nationals oh wow
00:28:06.500 80 80 so it you know the problem that you're talking about is manifesting and stuff in all kinds
00:28:13.380 of different ways but what what i have found and it certainly experiences personally you know what i've
00:28:18.000 it's when i have zeroed in and my colleagues have zeroed in on the sources of funding you know follow
00:28:24.020 the money as they say that's when the shit hits the fan and we hear from uh you know we get these
00:28:31.800 libel notices and you know astroturf campaigns and so on they don't seem to object to a lot it it's
00:28:40.540 what they seem to be most nervous and preoccupied with is how it's being resourced is that also showing
00:28:46.780 up in some of the work that you guys are doing yes and no for us it's more a matter of finding
00:28:52.720 causes of action where discrimination is where we see anti-semitic discrimination and there is a
00:28:59.980 plausible connection to foreign funding to get to that funding through the litigation process
00:29:04.880 so it's not going directly after qatar or iran or another foreign country it's investigating through
00:29:11.840 the legal process of discovery uh what what that funding and relationship is now i will tell you that
00:29:18.660 in the u.s when people have gone looking through freedom of information act requests for example at
00:29:25.180 at the funding relationships they have been met with the opposition even from the qatari government
00:29:30.200 there was a case in texas that worked its way through the system for over three years
00:29:34.360 on a freedom of information act request because the qatari government did not want their donor documents
00:29:41.040 or their contracts to be made public so when you do challenge directly the um when you do use legal
00:29:49.200 resources though after the funding you you will see objections you will see a pushback in the legal arena
00:29:55.880 from qatar um that that has happened before but then i'll also mention what can we do about it you know
00:30:03.560 we don't have the power uh as a civil society really to do anything about it other than what we have
00:30:11.820 decided to do which is use the courts to go after instances of discrimination of how the funding is used
00:30:21.020 in an illegal way right so i'm not going to shut down qatar spending billions and billions of year
00:30:28.840 a year in what my opinion is the greatest foreign influence campaign of all time okay um but what i can do
00:30:38.260 is hold a university administrator accountable if they use those funds in an unlawful way and set that precedent
00:30:46.660 and then try to deter that behavior but the i think too much um responsibility has been shirked
00:30:56.980 by the government and thrown on these non-profits operating with you know minimal budgets to combat
00:31:05.140 the foreign influence of russia and qatar and china it's not possible this is something that the
00:31:11.120 government needs to take seriously this is a national security threat of the highest proportions
00:31:17.500 and you know especially here in the united states i know that there's been some movement with
00:31:22.960 at least stefanik and michelle steel and virginia foxx i just don't see that same movement in canada
00:31:28.880 and and they've started a um judicial inquiry so uh it's a federal inquiry into chinese interference
00:31:38.560 in the 2019 and 20 to 21 canadian federal election campaigns they've added on russia and iran and some
00:31:45.300 other players uh but you know the problem with these inquiries of course is there's national security
00:31:50.460 consideration so what we'll learn if anything is probably quite minimal um but the i guess the
00:31:57.800 final question because i don't want to um go past the time i gave to james for the two of you so that
00:32:03.480 as you just pointed out brooke you know so much of this it's not the responsibility of you guys to
00:32:09.340 affect legislative change every single time it is indeed the responsibility of governments
00:32:16.020 um do you have as part of this team of lawyers um are you working at that level to say look you need
00:32:24.340 to um tweak a statute or develop a new legislative approach to stop this this obvious abuse of our
00:32:33.540 our system by foreign interests oh yes um maybe gerard you want to talk about what we've been doing
00:32:39.020 recently we've had our students testify before congress we're in very close touch with different
00:32:46.800 offices helping to close the loopholes and you know um we're not a lobbying group per se we're a 501c3
00:32:54.860 so we're limited in terms of how much we can lobby but we have a done a lot in terms of educating
00:32:59.720 on the hill uh gerard you want to pipe in a little bit well absolutely thank you so since october 8th
00:33:05.860 the day after we have been in close contact with a number of members of congress and we have been
00:33:11.540 working with the house committee on education of the workforce the one that has been holding the
00:33:16.240 hearings uh to provide them with background information on what's been going on colleges in
00:33:21.600 other words sharing with them uh information about incidents uh social media posts school policies that
00:33:28.460 are being violated uh instances of uh attacks and other discriminated discriminatory conduct
00:33:34.340 uh providing them with students to talk to uh in their hearings and at roundtables and even just
00:33:40.140 behind closed doors uh to better inform them of what the college experience is discussing with them
00:33:46.420 uh legal strategies for addressing some of the objections that these colleges raise
00:33:51.700 you will often hear colleges say that they can't disclose disciplinary actions and that's not entirely
00:33:57.060 true so we've been working with the committee to address that as well uh we've been providing
00:34:02.440 um information and support to a number of congress people i think brooke uh brooke alluded to the michelle
00:34:08.960 steel and virginia fox uh with a deterrent act which closes loopholes on uh reporting requirements
00:34:17.440 when it comes to foreign funds uh that made it through the house uh this year and is now before the
00:34:23.560 senate so we're looking to connect with the with senators and educate them on the benefits of this
00:34:29.360 legislation and why it's important for them to uh to pass it uh at the state level we're working with
00:34:35.660 city council officials and state officials in new york new jersey and other states uh to show them what
00:34:41.860 is going on within their communities uh in especially in schools uh and to discuss what legislative
00:34:48.040 initiatives need to be undertaken to support students and and address anti-semitism uh even things like
00:34:54.760 in new york state working with um offices that we normally criticize like uh the office of the alvin
00:35:01.340 bragg in manhattan uh to actually support strengthening restrictions and enhancing uh punishments on hate
00:35:07.780 crimes uh so these are some of the things that we do behind the scenes um that are hopefully part of
00:35:15.240 the larger strategy that will be successful in combating the jew hate that we're seeing
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