Globe Reports Israel Twists History

Boston Globe correspondent Michael Kammen writes in Twisting history:

For conflicting versions and visions of the past, the United States hardly stands alone. MacMillan describes how distortions of the historical record assisted Hitler’s rise to power, aided the French in repressing the Vichy regime’s collaboration with the Germans during World War II (and then France’s subsequent fiasco in Algeria), underpinned Australian rationalizations for the treatment of Aborigines, and sustains an Israeli rendering of Jewish history to justify the sequestration of Palestinians and their history in the Holy Land. [To read the entire article, click here.]

How did the (ungrammatical) truth ever get past the Zionist gatekeepers at the Globe?

Have they all taken buyouts or been laid off?

Has fear of the impending shutdown actually scared the Globe into publishing something other than Zionist pablum about the Middle East?

In any case, Kammen's article tells me that the work of Ethnic Ashkenazim Against Zionist Israel is important and worth continuing, for no history is more distorted or put to worse uses than that of Eastern European ethnic Ashkenazim. (See Collection: Chief Zionist Frauds.)

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