RE: Israeli Books Banned in Scotland, But Not (anti-Semitic books) "Protocols" and "Mein Kampf"/other news

[Senior Editor, News From Israel]

After reading this article, I am becoming ashamed of my Scottish ancestry.  But, ‘a few bad eggs…’.  Mein Kampf allowed by the Scotts in Ireland. But some books from Israel are banned. My Scottish ancestry has been damaged, disgraced. I guess from now on, I can just tell everyone that “I’m not Scottish, I’m Irish!”. 

Israel, the ONLY country in the entire Middle East that practices HUMAN rights.  They are the ONLY State in the Middle East that treat women as more then the trash Arabs consider women to be, and they want to kill us.  Bizarre.  I guess that makes the country doing this banning of books, like the Nazis, who burned books. 

Israel is THE ONLY state in the entire Middle-East that is good.  And in Scotland, Israeli books are banned.  But not some of the worst books in the history of mankind, like Mein Kampf. I wonder, did the Scotts send anyone to help Hussein Obama to kill Libyan civilians?  Or was that just England?  Just America?  Liberals, loving the murder of women and children at the command of one of the most corrupt, evil groups in the world, the Arab League”.  Dropping radioactive bombs. Firing radioactive missiles.  To kill Libyans.  Golly, how special you liberals are.

Scotland, can you smell the smoke of the books burned by Hitler and his Nazis?  It wafts through you’re the homes of Scotts.  Thanks.  Can you smell it?  Yes, you can smell it. Soon the rest of Europe will be burning our books.  Again, just like the Nazis during World War II.  It has started again. 

 

We, America, helped win only the first part of that World War.  Now that war continues.  Only this time, showing disrespect for every life given earlier in World War II.  America has joined the Nazis in this continuation of World War II. 

Israel, NOW the giant is lumbering towards the Gates of the City Jerusalem. David, gather a few rocks, and be ready for them.  J

 

Gabriel

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Israeli Books Banned in Scotland, But Not "Protocols" and "Mein Kampf"/other news

 

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Israeli Books Banned in Scotland, But Not "Protocols" and "Mein Kampf" It was never about "Israel," it was always about Jew-hatred. Always was and is. Israeli Books Banned in Scotland, But Not "Protocols" and "Mein Kampf" Vicious Babushka A council at the centre of a row over its boycott of Israel is facing new criticism after it admitted lending a notorious antisemitic book. West Dunbartonshire Council said it had bought a copy of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion in January, after a request from library member Ron Vallance, a Scottish Friends of Israel activist. The authority has been widely condemned by pro-Israel activists for its boycott and its apparent position of considering on a "book-by-book" basis whether or not to stock newly-released works by Israeli authors. Stanley Grossman, of Scottish Friends of Israel, said: "Even as councillors debate whether Israeli authors should be banned, blatantly antisemitic publications such as Hitler's Mein Kampf and The Protocols of the Elders of Zion are freely available or purchased on request at   the council's libraries." West Dunbartonshire defended its lending of the book. A spokesman said: "This book, along with other infamous titles such as Mein Kampf, is available in public libraries within the UK as part of a commitment to provide open access to books that reflect freedom of speech and the broad range of viewpoints held in the public domain. There is no shortage of books in our collection that criticise titles such as The Protocols. A footnote to the catalogue record for this item advises users that the text is widely regarded as fraudulent propaganda." He said the council did not believe in censorship and would not be removing any books from its libraries' shelves. The Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals, the leading professional body for librarians, defended the council. Elaine Fulton, director of CILIP in Scotland, said: "If publicly available material has not incurred legal penalties, then it should not be excluded on moral, political, religious, racial or gender grounds, to satisfy the demands of sectional interest." Meanwhile, one of the councillors behind West Dunbartonshire's boycott said his resolve had been strengthened by attacks from pro-Israel groups. SNP councillor Jonathan McColl claimed he had received death threats from Israel advocates. The New York-based CiF Watch website is leading a Twitter campaign against the authority and Cllr McColl, claiming the council was "racist" for singling out Israel for boycott action. In an email to Jewish complainant Nigel Lawrence last week, Cllr McColl said "extremist idiots and nutters" had threatened to kill him. On his website on Monday, Cllr McColl wrote: "This boycott was in response to, and in support of, international media coverage two years   ago, which showed Israeli forces murdering innocent women and children and firing rockets at civilian targets. "Hamas' use of hospitals and civilians as human shields is utterly despicable, but that does not give the Israeli government the right to kill those unfortunate enough to be used by this terrorist organisation." In the wake of the row, the council clarified what it called "highly misleading publicity" about the boycott.Read more at TheJC.com