Progress By Pesach may have failed miserably last year, but the ADL is going at it again alone.

For what reason? Well, for The Stranger, of course…and

The move to build a coalition in Boston began in 2007 after the Anti-Defamation League of New England, a group primarily known for combating anti-Semitism, announced new efforts to fight against anti-immigrant rhetoric and hate crimes. Leaders of the Anti-Defamation League said at the time they were alarmed at the hostility toward immigrants surfacing as the country debated immigration reform.

It’s typical of the ADL. Those who disagree with them are “hostile.”

How very convenient.

Why should the Muslims court the Latinos separately from the Jews courting the Latinos? Can we get some cooperation, please? Let’s just all work together. Aren’t we all working for the common goal?

Anyway, I sure hope our Muslim friends make the ADL’s We Were Strangers seders! Because no one will raise their cups (of wine, no less) higher to celebrate God drowning the Pharaoh’s army for us than our Muslim friends.

Actually, maybe we should have a special, “We were strangers” seders specifically to court our Egyptian Muslim friends! Because you weren’t strangers in Egypt…you are strangers from Egypt!

Okay, let’s do it together, Ahmed…for Tikkun Olam’s sake, let’s list the plagues God hit Egypt with…together.

Dam….tsfardeya…kinim…

Rolling Doughnut has the story.

Salinger’s Catcher in the Rye is often referenced as the defining book for the American adolescent male, and perhaps Lord of the Flies in second place. But The Chocolate War, by Robert Cormier, far exceeds either one.

The fate of the main character is calamitous. The first sentence ominously declares, “They murdered him.” The Chocolate War is a fair warning, with no room for compromise. It posits that when we challenge the status quo, when we “dare to disturb the universe,” we become either hero or villain.

This is true regardless of Right or Left.

I have no right to expect anything else, to believe that one may “do their own thing,” or just offer an uncommon opinion, to be considered dispassionately. I read that specific book over and over as a young teen, perhaps in hope that it would somehow end differently. My local library gave me an autographed copy of the sequel as a present for advising them on their Young Adult book selections.

I do hope that if I am fair minded, I will not be remembered as a villain, but perhaps, as a hero in my own small way.

But there are no other options, no other categories for disturbing the universe if one is audacious enough to do so.

It’s hero or villain.

Rabosai,

The holiday season is upon us, eating so-called “kosher” salmon has, Baruch HaGedoylim, ended, and yet, instead of fahfrumpting it up, the so-called haredi palgiarist site Voz Iz Neias is republishing “news” from unclean originating sources.

The Modern are an insidious force. They will infiltrate at every turn. You see a man, and he looks like a frumme yid. He has a black hat. He has a long beard. He steals compulsively. But he could be a maskil!

I don’t want to pass judgment…I leave it to Matzav to make my case.

In “We Protest Bizayon Hatorah” Matzav notes,

The staff at Matzav.com hereby protests the bizayon haTorah propagated by the Vos Iz Neias website, which has once again demonstrated a complete lack of kavod for rabbonim. The aforementioned website last night shamefully posted a Jewish Week article that demeans and mocks a respected rov of Monsey, NY, and Great Neck, NY. We stand up for the honor of this choshuveh rov, and while we can expect no more from a left-leaning newspaper such as The Jewish Week, we would expect a so-called Orthodox website to refrain from posting a biased story that is mevazeh a talmid chochom and yorei Shomayim who stood up for kedushas Yisroel.

Matzav asks,

We ask all of you: How much longer will the frum community tolerate the continued assault by this website on our rabbonim, our bnei Torah, our mesorah, our poskim, and the ideals we hold dear?

Is VINN even frum? I don’t know…I just don’t.

The NY Jewish Week article in question is here. On VINN. An “Orthodox” website.

So keep ‘em coming.

Dutch rap incitement to hate Jews from Vlad Tepes on Vimeo.

Hat tip: Vlad Tepes

Update: Vimeo version replaced!

He's a badass from Syracuse, not the Chicago Josh Hoyt

Daryle of One People’s Project has confirmed — Josh Hoyt of One People’s Project is not the same as the Chicago Joshua Hoyt.

For my suggestion that the Syracuse Josh Hoyt is behind the successful coalition against AMREN and that he is a bigger badass than Jeffrey Imm, Imm has begun a smear campaign to show me who’s boss.

I would just like to remind all interested parties that my views on immigration are in-line with my community. Additionally, I would note that I am hardly the only person to link or reference Steve Sailer. David Brooks of the NY Times, TNR, and Slate have all referenced Steve Sailer.

The love bombing continues. Promoting observance through teenage rebellion continues. NCSY teaches the ben niddah to resent his family. And as you can witness at the end of the film, NCSY continues to send young people from our public schools to haredi institutions including Ohr Somayach.

The Jerusalem Journey (TJJ) is just one of many trips offered by NCSY.

She was in Vin del Mar, a popular vacation site on the Pacific Coast 75 miles northwest of Santiago. It was Friday night, and she and her boyfriend felt bad about joining her friends for a typical night of dancing at the local discos on the beach. For some reason she was brought to tears by the thought that she was at a club on Shabbat.

Karen and her boyfriend decided to return to the condo where she was staying to salvage what was left of erev Shabbat, to create some semblance of the Shabbat that is becoming an increasingly important part of her life. She remembers leaving the front door open because she and her friend were alone together in the house, and she wanted to keep the laws of proper behavior while waiting for her friends at the club to come home.
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Karen remembers their first words as they reunited: “They said they thought of me the whole time, that they should have left the club with me, and that they never want to go out to clubs again on Shabbat. They said that they feel that God touched them from above showing that He is in complete control.”

NCSY is not a normal organization. They should not be in our public school system.

But thanks to a tip from Patrick Cleburne, I found this about Josh Hoyt, a prominent member of the “Antifa” group, the One People’s Project.

Hoyt was once a member of a radical right-wing Kahanist organization, the JDL.

For those of you who don’t know I was a one time member of the Jewish Defense League. Depending on who you ask I was either a. Thrown out of the group (JDL’s version) or b. Left the group in disgust. (My version) I do not wish to debate that issue any further. I left the group but had I not I am quite sure I would have been pushed out, so both sides are really telling the truth here.

Hoyt was therefore uniquely positioned to work both with the JDO, a more moderate and a competing militant organization to the JDL, as well as the far-leftist allies of One People’s Project.

I also found an article replete with a picture of the formidable Josh Hoyt on the One People’s Project. He was busy showing the Stromfronters who was boss.

Imm was the perfect self-aggrandizing red herring politically in between the two camps. The gentile Imm is situated in between the two camps precisely because his politics are incoherent. No one knows for sure what he stands for, so neither far-Left nor the Jewish militant right could take serious offense at his supposed leadership.