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What’s Up with Mel Gibson?

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Mel Gibson has announced that he will be involved in a movie about the revolt led by Judah Maccabee against the Greeks in 160 BC—the basis for the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. Patrick Goldstein in the LATimes (“Mel’s miracle: doing right by Maccabee” 9/10/11; apparently not available online) says that “Gibson is back in good […]

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James Edwards on Mel Gibson

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James Edwards’ current TOO article (“On the crucifixion of Mel Gibson“) emphasizes themes that have been a staple here: Jews adopting very different strategies and attitudes in Israel than in the Diaspora and Jews making alliances with other minorities against the White majority. It reminds us once again that, unlike the old WASP elite, the new elite […]

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Mel Gibson is back

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Mel Gibson’s new movie, Edge of Darkness, has just been released, so he’s making the media rounds. But of course, a lot of reporters want to remind people what the real story about Mel Gibson is — his anti-Jewish comments while being arrested for DUI in 2006. There was a great television moment during an interview with Sam Rubin […]

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Dragged Across Concrete (2019) and the Art of Cinematic Trolling

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  The author writes at Logical Meme and @Logicalmeme. 9125 words Since the 1960s, there have been sporadic reactions in film against emergent liberal hegemonies in culture. In the early 1970s, when the social changes borne of the countercultural 1960s were, in very short order, becoming the mainstream culture and translating into the disastrous social policies of that […]

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Eine Rezension von Daniel Jonah Goldhagens „Das Böse stirbt nie aus”, Teil 2

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Juni 2015— Teil 1 „Antisemitismus” als „wahrhafte böse Ausgeburt des Christentums” Statt dass Feindschaft gegen Juden ihre Ursprünge in der Gruppenkonkurrenz um Ressourcen hat, behauptet Goldhagen „Antisemitismus” sei „die wahrhafte böse Ausgeburt des Christentums.”[1] Er ignoriert passenderweise die Tatsache, dass Antipathie gegen Juden während der vorchristlichen Zivilisationen Ägyptens, Griechenlands und Roms weitverbreitet war und meint stattdessen, […]