Francesca Albanese: "Do Not Trust the American Jewish Committee's View on Antisemitism, Listen to the 'Irish Scholars' Instead!"
Our favorite UN antisemite really cannot help herself!
These days, Ireland has shown itself to be the most antisemitic country in Europe. Unfortunately the Irish have also shown complete ignorance of what antisemitism means, much less how to stop it. The way they express it today is through collective virtue signaling towards Palestinians, a people they show zero understanding of as evidenced by their constant comparison of Hamas to the IRA. Of course, if the Irish wanted to help real Palestinians in Gaza, they might demand that Hamas surrender and release the remaining hostages, which would end the war. Hasn’t happened yet.
Recently, I got to listen to to my favorite Israeli spokesperson Jonathan Conricus speak to an openly hostile interviewer on “Morning Ireland.” What I love about Jonathan is his ability to maintain composure and professionalism in the face of rudeness and hostility from people who have no idea what they are talking about. Some of his admirers say that he should limit his interactions with these programs that show a clear anti-Israel bias, but I think he and I share the view that it’s important for knowledgeable observers of the conflict to put themselves out there in this manner when invited to so. He’s willing to put himself in the proverbial line of fire because without people like him doing it, all of the lies and misinformation would go out to millions of people every day uncontested. In this way, he’s providing an invaluable public service not only to Israel, but to Jews all over the world.
Here’s Jonathan’s portion of the segment.
“Morning Ireland” interviewed Jonathan on this topic right after our favorite UN-backed antisemite Francesca Albanese (though I would pay money to see these two people interviewed side-by-side rather than in succession). It’s obvious to anyone with ears that this interviewer is openly sympathetic to Francesca’s view on the issue and not Jonathan’s, but that’s unsurprising. Here’s where the ridiculousness starts: Francesca, after being questioned by same interviewer, actually believes that she’s the victim in this situation and storms out of the interview in disgust!
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Here are the main reasons Francesca is angry:
Some places have adopted the IHRA’s definition of antisemitism.
The AJC called her out as a Jew-hater.
Some accept the views of the “Zionist mafia” over the real “experts” like her.
One might ask themselves why Francesca thinks herself a better authority on Jew-hate than actual Jews. If I refer to her as an antisemite, as I have multiple times, does my view on that count because I’m part of the group to whom this brand of racism is specifically directed? Apparently not. Instead we should trust “the brilliant scholars” of Ireland to make that distinction. Got it. This would be the equivalent of going to the Third Reich in 1944 and appearing on Nazi radio to state, “don’t trust the Jews’ views on Hitler; instead, trust the brilliant academics all over Europe who say he’s not antisemitic at all!”
Today, the most Zionist countries in Europe are Poland and Germany. The Jew-hate pendulum will swing all kinds of ways depending on the era and the nation. Who knows—maybe 50 years from now, Ireland will finally cherish us. Maybe we will even be granted our own Star of David lucky charm in our breakfast cereal during Jewish holidays (at least, that’s my vision).
Back to our girl Francesca. Whenever this loon pops up in your news feed, just repeat the following phrase to yourself as many times as needed:
Perhaps the Irish could take in the Gazans. Sounds like a match made in, well, maybe not quite heaven but still worth considering.
This Professional Jew Hater has been 100% awful 100% of the time.
https://christophermessina.substack.com/p/my-response-to-the-jew-hater-francesca?r=erlb4