The Elders of Anti-Zion
by Eric Rozenman
Special to WJW
The Elders of Zion, with their protocols for covert Jewish world domination, were a czarist forgery; The Elders -- or as I prefer to call them The Elders of Anti-Zion -- are real and include Nobel Peace Prize winners.
The anti-Semitic inventors of the Elders of Zion used their creation to satanize the Jewish people. Their caricatures contributed at least indirectly to the Holocaust.
Today's Elders decry what they insist is the fallen condition of Israel and its supporters. Their moral presumption helps demonize the Jewish state and its supporters.
The Elders were on display with a USA Today op-ed by Desmond Tutu and Jimmy Carter last month. Headlined "It's time for a new approach on Middle East peace," the piece rehashed others by Carter and included a half-dozen fundamental errors.
Perhaps more important was the accompanying picture. In addition to Carter and Tutu, it showed Nelson Mandela, Mary Robinson, Kofi Annan and Lakhdar Brahimi.
Funded primarily by celebrity billionaire Sir Richard Branson and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member Peter Gabriel and endorsed by the United Nations, the Elders are morally compromised on Israel.
Mandela's renown for leading the transition from apartheid to majority rule in South Africa hides a blind spot. He benefited during imprisonment from support by international human rights campaigners, but has employed an ends-justifies-the-means standard for others.
Visiting China after his ascension to South Africa's presidency, Mandela did not criticize oppression of dissidents. He invited to Johannesburg the leaders of Iran, Libya and Cuba, dictators who sponsored international terrorism.
Questioned by a Jewish student at the University of Wittwatersrand about ties between his African National Congress' and Libya, Cuba and Yasser Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organization -- when the PLO was still one of the world's leading terrorist groups -- he replied: "Your enemies are not my enemies. ... We will continue to determine our attitudes to any country, toward anyone, on the basis of their attitude toward our own struggle."
Tutu, Anglican archbishop emeritus, is, like Mandela, Carter and Annan, a Nobel Peace prizer. In "Bishop Tutu Is No Saint When It Comes to Jews," a Dec. 20 posting for the Hudson Institute, Alan Dershowitz noted that Tutu "has minimized the suffering of those killed in the Holocaust. He has attacked the 'Jewish' -- not Israeli -- lobby as too 'powerful.' ... He has invoked classic antisemitic stereotypes ... ." Tutu also has denied that Israel is a civilized democracy.
As U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, Robinson oversaw the toxic 2001 U.N. World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance. Despite warnings, Robinson acquiesced to its hijacking by Iran and its allies inside the conference and nongovernmental groups like the Arab Lawyers Union outside. The Durban event became a font of anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism. Rep. Tom Lantos (D-Calif.) criticized Robinson for "failing to provide the leadership needed to keep the conference on track."
Lakhdar Brahimi, a retired Algerian diplomat and U.N. special envoy to Iraq and Afghanistan, co-founded the French-language Journal of Palestine Studies. He sees in Gaza youth a reflection of himself in the Algerian anti-French resistance. He's referred to Israel as a "poison" in the Middle East and blamed it, not Hezbollah, for the 2006 war in Lebanon.
Annan, as U.N. secretary-general, helped debunk the "Jenin massacre" libel and confirmed Israel's 2000 withdrawal from Lebanon, contrary to Hezbollah claims. Not an Israel-basher himself, he did not attempt to stop the U.N.'s anti-Zionist, anti-Israel attacks.
And there's the insufferable Carter. His Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid led to mass resignations by Carter Center board members and rejection as "replete with factual errors ... and invented segments" by historian Kenneth Stein, the center's first executive director and Carter White House adviser on the Middle East.
The Elders have opposition in the Friends of Israel Initiative. This group includes former Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar, former Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo and Nobel Peace Prize laureate David Trimble of Northern Ireland. But the Friends lack The Elders' media-perpetuated spotlight. That's a shame, if not a conspiracy.
Source: washingtonjewishweek.com
We did write The Evil Elders the following:
1. There is no 'Palestine'
2. The Israelies doesn't occupy Arab or 'palestinian' land.
3. Israel does not hurt or oppress 'palestinian' people purposely.
4. Israel departing to the 1967 borders is suïcide for the State of Israel.
And we can go on and on!
All those who love Israel and Gods people and Gods Land will never believe the lies of Jimmy Carter, Mary Robinson and the Evil Elders, wanting to devide and destroy Gods Land and it's Jewish people Israel.
We pray PM Mark Rutte and Minister Rosenthal will not buy any of the lying Elders of Anti-Zion!
Ps. Well known Dutch Lawyer Geert-Jan Knoops recently said, admitted and explained 'International Law' does not Exist!
Important note!
Why did our Queen {Bilderberg) Beatrix host 'The Anti-Israël Elders' at her private domain and made nice trips in carriages? We see on the photo's (published by HP-De Tijd) Desmond Tutu, Peter Gabriël & Richard Branson, Kofi Annan:
Official Group-photo of Queen Beatrix, PM Mark Rutte, with The 'Evil' Elders of Anti-Zion. A fraternity whose aim is a new [one]world order, one world government and a one world religion, where's no place for a souvereign democratic Jewish State Israël in the Middle East, and where 'The Elders' main goal is to devide Gods Land and His Holy City Jerusalem. We know from Scripture they WILL NOT prevail!
