Hollywood's Sole Palestinian-Sympathetic Film by Joachim Martillo (ThorsProvoni@aol.com)

The first Planet of the Apes (1968) with Charlton Heston was a campy sci-fi B movie that addressed issues of race and nuclear holocaust.

Because the American social terrain changed tremendously during the almost quarter century between the releases of the original and the remake, the only comparable issue today is the Conflict over Palestine, but because of Jewish domination of Hollywood, screen writers and directors are prevented from addressing this conflict that has raged for more the 50 years.

In order to recreate the thematic "relevance" of the 1968 film, the new team of scream writers has rewritten the screenplay into an allegory of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. The idea probably originated with...

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Zohan Offends for One State Sandler Succeeds Where Spielberg Failed Followup: Renouncing Brutality by Renouncing Israel? by Joachim Martillo (ThorsProvoni@aol.com) and Karin Friedemann Political Meaning of You Don't Mess with the Zohan Adam Sandler and his co-writers constructed a screenplay from You Don't Mess with the Zohan from elements consisting of

• the exhausted Israeli assassin theme,
• the Israeli-Jewish Palestinian Romeo and Juliette...

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TNR Versus Senator James Webb Peretz' Logic for Disqualifying VPs by Joachim Martillo (ThorsProvoni@aol.com) The New Republic has published two articles in opposition to a Barack Obama James Webb ticket in the presidential campaign. Web of Deception by Richard Just argues that Webb is a reactionary with whom Obama should not team even though in the past VP candidates were often chosen to appeal to constituencies different from those that back the presidential nominee. Mad Skills by Eve Fairbanks argues that Webb really appeals to exactly the same voter base as Obama and adds nothing to the ticket. TNR is trying to cover...

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Thinking About Danny Pearl Pawn Sacrifice -- Positional Game by Joachim Martillo Here is some recent stuff from Judea Pearl, which more or less shows where his mind is.

• Israel @ 60: Confronting denial
• From the Dust of History.

Anyone that believes the early Zionist settlers were just emigrating to Palestine in order to live peacefully with the native population is on really stern drugs. (See Kovel Pulls No Punches and Not...

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Why Not Remove Zionist Interlopers? Neocons Made 5 Million Refugees
by Joachim Martillo (ThorsProvoni@aol.com)

According to the International Herald Tribune, World refugee population jumps to 11.4 million in terms of UNHCR responsibility. The article explains that approximately 5 million refugees result from US Iraq and Afghanistan policy, which has been crafted by Neocons acting as a Jewish special interest group. The article does not mention how many have become refugees because of Jewish Zionist Neocon manipulation of US policy in Somalia and the Sudan.

The IHT refugee numbers do not include Palestinian refugees, who...

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Whitest Black Guy on Earth

Whitey and Other Slurs
by Joachim Martillo (ThorsProvoni@aol.com)

Barry Obama (as he was known at Harvard Law School) has never been my favorite politician.

He has the rare ability to tell everyone what they want to hear, and everybody believes he is lying to the other guy.

Yet, because my wife and I have been subjected to similar ridiculous accusations from Jewish Zionists and their fellow travelers, I am becoming far more sympathetic to Obama. 

Not only do the anti-Obama buttons displayed at the Texas Republican Convention detract from the credibility of Obama critics, but Barack Obama is probably the whitest...

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The Lies of Yiddish Studies

The Source of Jewish Callousness
by Joachim Martillo (ThorsProvoni@aol.com) 

Understanding Zionist Jewish brutality, murderousness and genocidalism requires study of German Jewish and Eastern European ethnic Ashkenazi (Yiddish) history. Yael Zerubavel discusses the disdain of Zionist Jews for non-Zionist Jews in Recovered Roots, Collective Memory and the Making of Israeli National Tradition, p. 19:

"The highly negative perception of Exile often turned from shelilat hagalut (the repudiation of the state of living in exile) to shelilat hagolah (the condemnation of the people who live in exile), the product of its demeaning and regressive lifestyle.

Yet as a tiny minority, the contempt rarely turned to violence except perhaps in the case of the public...

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