RE: Protocols... -sidebar

[Adrian Durlester <durleste...>]

Wolf:

I am no defender of Henry Ford. However, you present a factually and
historically inaccurate picture if you fail to mention that Ford's extremist
viewpoint diminished over the years, and it is possible he regretted some of
the excesses of his rhetoric later on in his life.

And I have read far worse comments about Jews made by other Jews. Let's be
careful about painting with a broad brush, chaverim.

Adrian




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> Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2000 11:55 AM
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> Subject: Re: Protocols... -sidebar
>
>
> To the List:
>
> I posted this yesterday, but it seems
> to have vanished in cyberspace,
> as it did not appear in my Inbox
> (or yours, I presume). If it did,
> I apologize for sending it twice.
>
> U.S. automaker, Henry Ford, who published
> the Protocols of the Elders of Zion in his
> Dearborn Independent (newspaper) in the 1920's
> had the following to say about Jewish musician
> George Gershwin:
>
> "...an insidious Jewish menace who infiltrated
> the world in the form of 'Rhapsody in Blue.'
> There has to be some way of proving that a
> Jewish song-plugger from the Lower East Side,
> who has come up through the ranks of Tin-Pan Alley
> with little or no formal training, is nothing more
> than a fraud."
>
> Disclaimer:  This posting is is no way meant to imply
> any collective responsibility of drivers of Ford vehicles,
> and is presented solely as a public service.
>
> Wolf

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