Some Jewish woman claims "anti-semitism" in The Guardian, readers REVOLT!

[MikeWB]

Check this out:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree ... srael-gaza

And post a comment!

[Ralph Furely]

man, i dont even know what to think about this.  im tending to agree with one of the commenters.  this is like putting chum in the waters for all the sharks...
could this be real???  its so outrageous that im having troubles accepting it as real.  if it is, this is just too much.

in any event im out the door right now but i will indeed leave a comment for this monster.  


so many great comments, so nice to see.  this is one of my favs:

What a pathetic article!
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Ms Wurtzel, I have many Jewish friends who are like any other people: at times funny, at times infuriating, other times good fun and a laugh, good golf partners, lousy cooks, good company, etc.
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I do not like or dislike them for being Jews any more than I would blacks, Chinese, or Yanks. But I do detest the way Israel has treated the Palestinians, something I discuss with Jews without hating them as Jews or persons.
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I also detest UK's behaviour in Iraq and Afghanistan and say so without being accused of being anti-Christian or anti-Brit. Why does Israel always shelter behind the accusation of anti-semitism?
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I suspect its because they know their behavior in Palestine is indefensible and this charge is their only defence.

[Free Truth]

Anti-truth, anti-gentile, racist, talmudic, hateful, genocide supporting, ashkenazi.  No surprise.

I read the first page of comments. There's several more...may read them later.

[sullivan]

This is the attention-seeking whore who failed her bar exams, who told the Globe and Mail in Toronto that she thought 9/11 was "a really strange art project".  Thankfully, a film based on her vacuous and self-absorbed 'Prozac Nation' never made it to release.