Thank you, Newsweek, for anti-Semite's Delight
Reader comment on item: Newsweek's Jaw-Dropping Erratum

Submitted by Anatoly Tsaliovich (United States), Oct 12, 2007 at 14:12

Judging by the names (and images) of Rudy's 'right hands', the Presidential candidate succeeded to create quite a talented and effective team and deserves all possible kudos.

Unfortunately, with "Newsweek" rendition of this fact, there is a definite "fly in the ointment": judging by the names (and images) of Rudy's supporters, his is a 'Jewish' team!! In this regard, I wonder if "Newsweek" would be kind (and decent, if that's the case!) to grant us some clarifications:

1. Does Rudy have non-Jewish supporters?
2. Why did "Newsweek" disguise (or conceal) the identities of those people by confusing their mages and names (you don't really believe that they would not know who was who!) and by calling them "neoconservatives" (instead of telling us the TRUTH about them being JEWISH, as bitter as that truth could be)?

3. Why didn't "Newsweek" reference the "Elders of Zion" as the source of their inspiration? Could this respected source publishers sue the "Newsweek" for plagiarism?
4. Have the "Newsweek" received, or hopes to receive the "thirty pieces" for their dirty job?
5. Does the "Newsweek" hope that the association "with the Jews" will hurt Rudy's chances for election?

Confused reader seeking the real truth.

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