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Goy Figure #2: How Gentiles Just Don’t Get It

May 16, 2014/in General/by Tobias Langdon

In Yiddish, a goyishe kop, or “gentile head,” is someone with a  “dull mind” or “someone who thinks like a non-Jew.” I freely admit that I’m a goyishe kop in both senses of the phrase. That’s why I’m baffled by the behaviour of the ADL, or Anti-Defamation League, America’s premier Jewish organization fighting anti-Semitism, racism and bigotry of all other kinds. The ADL has just released the shocking details of a survey it recently conducted:

One in four people worldwide holds antisemitic views, study finds

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL), a Jewish nongovernmental organisation, surveyed over 50,000 adults from 102 countries and territories to produce the ADL Global 100 report. … The West Bank and Gaza was judged to be the most antisemitic territory in the world with 93% of people there judged to have negative views towards Jewish people. All the countries in the top 10 most antisemitic locations were in the Middle East or north Africa region. …

By quite a significant margin, the least antisemitic place in the world was judged to be the south east Asian country of Laos. Just 0.2% of people there agreed with the majority of the stereotypes. The UK (8%) is also judged to be among the least antisemitic places worldwide, just ahead of the US (9%). …

Overall, the study estimated that around a quarter of humanity can be classified as “anti-Semitic” (1.09 billion) As noted here, this is an underestimate because being classified as an anti-Semite required that the subject agree with at least 6 of 11 statements about Jews (e.g., “Jews are more loyal to Israel than to [this country/the countries they live in]” or “People hate Jews because of the way Jews behave.”). This means that people who agreed with only 5 of the statements were not classified as anti-Semites.

One wonders if the ADL wants to suppress the data for the percentages of people who agreed with statements that have a strong empirical basis (e.g., “Jews have too much control over the United States government” [think Israel Lobby]; “Jews have too much control over the global media” [here]; “Jews are more loyal to Israel than to [this country/the countries they live in” [here]).

49% of Muslims who took part were judged to have antisemitic attitudes. However, this was somewhat skewed by the views of those in the MENA regions. To break this down, Muslims were less likely to hold those views in Asia (37%), western Europe (29%), eastern Europe (20%) and sub-Saharan Africa (18%). (One in four people worldwide holds antisemitic views, study finds, The Guardian, 14th May 2014)

If the “top ten most antisemitic locations” are all in the Middle East or North Africa, I conclude that the ADL should strongly oppose migration from those locations to the US and UK, which are among the “least antisemitic places worldwide.” I also conclude that the ADL and its head Abraham Foxman should strongly oppose immigration by Muslims, who are far more anti-Semitic on average than Whites or Christians.

 

Abraham Foxman: Anti-Semitism bad! Anti-Semitic immigrants good!

Abraham Foxman: Anti-Semitism bad! Anti-Semitic immigrants good!

But I conclude all that because I have a goyishe kop. In fact, the sane and rational policy for Jewish organizations to support is the exact opposite:

The “respected civil rights organization” is at it again. The ADL labels me a “conspiracy theorist” for documenting the wall-to-wall support of the organized Jewish community for a U.S. military strike on Syria (“ADL: Conspiracy Theorists Blame Jews for Events in Syria.”) There is also the claim that I am an “extremist”—which seems odd coming from an organization that favors the immigration to the U.S. of tens of millions of people from all over the world. (Kevin MacDonald, ADL: “Conspiracy Theorists Blame Jews for Events in Syria,” The Occidental Observer, 26th September 2013)

So the ADL thinks immigration from Somalia and Syria should be just as welcome as immigration from Britain and Laos. That seems insane to me: importing anti-Semites surely means making the US more anti-Semitic. But what do I know? I’m a goyishe kop for thinking that the ADL hates the traditional people and culture of America more than it worries about importing people who hate Jews.

Previously on The Occidental Observer: Goy Figure #1 – Pamela Geller fights for free speech

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