Subliminally Scapegoating Arabs and Muslims

Aish, Clarion Fund, US Economy
Followup: Aish and Clarion Fund History
by Joachim Martillo (ThorsProvoni@aol.com)

Back when gas was over $4 and I clicked the visitors map on Ethnic Ashkenazim Against Zionist Israel, the picture below of a generic Arab would appear in the leftmost column. Clicking the picture and successive links eventually brought up questions that the reader can see under the picture below.

At the time, whenever the Israeli government made some threat against Iran, gas prices would jump. Yet, even though China and India are named as possible culprits, Israel is not. Are we being subliminally conditioned to blame the ongoing economic crisis on Arabs and Muslims even though it fairly obviously results from Neocon manipulation of US foreign policy despite the absence of any discussion of this issue within US media?

Weiss Research is the corporation that was taking this survey.

Is the distribution of Obsession: Radical Islam's War on the West part of an ongoing effort to increase negativity against Arabs and Muslims so that they can be scapegoated for any economic crash?

Why are there currently no calls from any important US religious or political leaders for the organized Jewish community to dissociate itself from Aish haTorah, Honest Reporting, The Clarion Fund and other centers of racist incitement that it is hosting?

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Here is the multiple-choice question to which one can navigate by clicking the above image.

Who's to blame for $4 gas?

A. The falling dollar because oil is priced in US dollars. So when the dollar falls, it allows other countries to buy more oil which drives up demand and prices.
B. No one. This is just the free market and the natural laws of supply and demand in effect.
C. Emerging countries like China and India - whose need for oil has increased dramatically in just the last year or two. They are buying every barrel they can lay their hands on.
D. OPEC and Big Oil - conspiring together so that they can rake in even bigger, record-breaking profits this year than ever before.
E. We the consumer - who choose to buy gas guzzling SUV's instead of using public transportation or buying a smaller, more fuel friendly car.

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