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Glenn Greenwald, a liberal columnist I greatly respect got into the issue of Fox News having
Andy Martin-Trigona (a noted anti-semite) on their program and diverged into a discussion of whether conservative media are given a free pass on such assertions.
One other note: the Anti-Defamation League, needless to say, has not uttered a peep about Fox News and Hannity's promotion and legitimizing of Andy "crooked, slimy Jew" Martin, because doing so would undermine the ADL's now patently transparent GOP-supporting agenda. As I've documented on several occasions in the past, the ADL routinely ignores instances of blatant Holocaust-trivializing and other acts of game-playing and exploitation of anti-Semitism when coming from Fox News, which generally supports the ADL's political agenda having nothing to do with its claimed mission.
Would you agree with this assessment? With what regard is the ADL viewed in the Jewish community? Much like the NAACP, it is (perhaps absurdly) generally viewed as an official spokesgroup for its constituency and given great credence. Should it be receiving such respect?
Andy Martin-Trigona (a noted anti-semite) on their program and diverged into a discussion of whether conservative media are given a free pass on such assertions.
One other note: the Anti-Defamation League, needless to say, has not uttered a peep about Fox News and Hannity's promotion and legitimizing of Andy "crooked, slimy Jew" Martin, because doing so would undermine the ADL's now patently transparent GOP-supporting agenda. As I've documented on several occasions in the past, the ADL routinely ignores instances of blatant Holocaust-trivializing and other acts of game-playing and exploitation of anti-Semitism when coming from Fox News, which generally supports the ADL's political agenda having nothing to do with its claimed mission.
Would you agree with this assessment? With what regard is the ADL viewed in the Jewish community? Much like the NAACP, it is (perhaps absurdly) generally viewed as an official spokesgroup for its constituency and given great credence. Should it be receiving such respect?
