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Meet the tyrannical “Khazarian King of Hollywood” who nobody disobeys except on pain of death.<\/span><\/b>

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Ari Emanuel: Blacks Must Reject
\nThe Politics of Division and Unite
\nWith Jews Against Whites<\/strong><\/h1>\n

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Chris Menahan
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Hollywood bigwig Ari Emanuel, who together with the Anti-Defamation League<\/a> led the charge to cancel Kanye “Ye” West<\/a>, wrote a column on Friday calling on Blacks to reject “the virus of antisemitism and hate and division” and instead unite with Jews against Whites.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

From The Chicago Tribune<\/a>:<\/p>\n

Ari Emanuel: The Kanye West show must not distract us from the corrosive virus taking root<\/b><\/p>\n

By Ari Emanuel | Dec 09, 2022 at 5:00 am<\/p>\n

Kanye West is not the big problem. Of course, praising Hitler is vile. And it\u2019s easy to condemn \u2013 and get distracted. And what the cartoonish Kanye clown show distracts us from is what\u2019s going on under the big top \u2014 how the virus of antisemitism and hate and division is spreading and attacking the foundations of our culture.<\/p>\n

In the last year, we\u2019ve seen how antisemitic conspiracies from the far right about Jewish control of politics, finance and Hollywood have become mainstreamed. Dave Chappelle\u2019s \u201cSaturday Night Live\u201d monologue was funny, but the problem with dancing on the line of antisemitic tropes is that he was doing it for an audience that no longer has a shared understanding of how dangerous they are. No doubt many thought it was funny. No doubt that it gave others permission to repeat their own versions of the tropes going forward. Every time someone like Kanye goes too far, the antisemitic Overton window gets shifted. And bit by bit, the line of what\u2019s acceptable to say moves.<\/b><\/p>\n

It was not until Kanye praised Hitler that the official Twitter account from the Republican House Judiciary Committee took down the tweet reading, simply: \u201cKanye. Elon. Trump.\u201d The tweet had been up since Oct. 6. […]<\/p>\n

For today. It\u2019s up to all of us to stop regarding silence as an acceptable option \u2014 not just for cartoonish praising of Hitler, but for more insidious, wink-wink, dog-whistle forms of hate directed at any group. At his postgame news conference on Nov. 30, LeBron James spoke out about the double-standard on being asked to speak out. He asked reporters why he\u2019d been repeatedly pressed about the controversy over Kyrie Irving (about which, in fact, LeBron did speak out), but hadn\u2019t been asked a single question about the 1957 photo, published last month in The Washington Post<\/a>, showing Jerry Jones in a group of teens confronting Black students at a high school in Little Rock, Arkansas.<\/b><\/p>\n

James is absolutely right. We should all speak out \u2014 about the hateful racism that\u2019s unfolding in the photo, about Kyrie, about West, about Trump, and about the normalization of white supremacy, antisemitism and racism.<\/b><\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Translation: “Jews and Blacks should get together and get whitey.”<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n