Left – Steven Steinlight, former head of national affairs for the AJC, the most powerful Jewish organization in America, writes of Jewish extremist loyalty to Israel as the “true homeland” and Jews as superior to the inferior and dangerous Gentiles. Is Steinlight anti-Semitic for saying this? Is David Duke anti-Semitic for quoting him or believing him?

David Duke: My Response to the Boston Globe Article
Is Discussing Jewish Dual Loyalty Anti-Semitic?

Boston Globe Opinion Piece Calls Me Anti-Semitic

By David Duke

On April 2, 2006 the Boston Globe ran an article by Geoffrey Wheatcroft called “Most Favored Nation.” Wheatcroft is a “shabbez goy” Gentile who has paved his way to fame and fortune in the heavily Jewish-influenced media by offering the always sought-after Gentile voice for pro-Zionism. His utterly Israeli-biased book called Controversy of Zion won the National Jewish Book Award.

Now, the Boston Globe has given us Wheatcroft to lecture the good people of Boston on the “controversy of Harvard,” a controversy because Jewish power brokers do not like what they themselves boast about privately, their overweening influence, to be bantered about in public, especially not by a dean in the most prestigious University in the Land. Davidduke.com writing about it makes them nervous, Harvard publishing it, makes them livid!

The interesting thing is that the overwhelming obviousness of the power of the “Jewish Lobby” (politely called the Israeli lobby even though this lobby is the handiwork of the largest Jewish organizations in the United States) can’t be hidden even when somebody condemns the very notion of it. Those unaware of the lobby and its power can’t help but be somewhat enlightened even by Wheatcroft’s opinion piece in the Globe.

Wheatcroft disparages me along the way to telling the reader that the Israeli Lobby is really nothing to be concerned about and that even if it was the driving force behind the Iraq War, (a catastrophic war for America) Israelis don’t see it as a war that will be good for Israel anyway. (more…)