Counter-Currents
Gilad Atzmon to Speak in New York City, Sunday, April 30th
Greg Johnson
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Gilad Atzmon, whom I admire as a writer, musician, and man of courage, is speaking in New York City tomorrow, Sunday, April 30th. Because of Gilad’s outspoken critique of the international Jewish power system, the venue has been pressured to cancel and antifa have threatened to appear. But the event will go forward.
It is important that this event not only happen, but that it is a success. Antifa are on their back foot, and we need to press our advantage at every opportunity. Thus I urge all my friends in the New York metro area to attend and show support. Counter-Currents will have a reporter there to cover the event.
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Greg Johnson
2 comments
You could have given us more background. Are these “Bad Jews”? Still, are they Leftists? There’s going to be a livestream?
There were 4 panelists.
Gilad seemed to be an old left Communist but one who believes in the subversiveness of Jews. At one point he called himself a national socialist.
The other panels was a really obnoxious lawyer who was a normie liberal who talked about free speech is good, Bernie Sanders is an anti-Zionist extremist, and we need to back the moderate rebels in Syria.
Third member was a friend of Gilad who talked about the need for nuance but didn’t offer any. He just summed up Gilad’s points and then said “I don’t agree” without actually offering any counter argument.
Last member was very interesting. Orthodox Jew who wrote a book about child abuse in the ultra-Orthodox community. Talked about the different definitions of “who is a Jew?” and was very objective and knowledgeable. He was not an anti-Semite but was critical of other Jews for being too insular. Definitely a shitlib but an even handed and consistent shitlib who probably wants open borders for America AND Israel.
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