Category: Anti Semitism Based Political Attacks

German Music Awards Cancelled After They And Winners Bang And Kollegah Are Attacked With Allegations Of Anti Semitism

The German music association is scrapping its top music honor, the Echo Awards, following a scandal involving one of this year’s Echo winners.

At the 2018 Echos two weeks ago, gangsta rappers Kollegah and Farid Bang won best rap album. But the duo came under fire for lyrics in which they compared themselves to Holocaust survivors, saying their muscles are “more defined than Auschwitz prisoners” and lines such as “I’m doing another Holocaust, coming with a Molotov.” They have since apologized, but have been dropped by their label, BMG.

Kollegah And Farid Bang Album Award In Germany Triggers Whining And Crying About “AntiSemitism”

The BVMI German music industry association had drawn increasing criticism in recent days for honouring Kollegah and Farid Bang’s album, which sold more than 200,000 copies despite lyrics considered offensive by many Jewish groups and others because of lyrics that refer to the Auschwitz Nazi death camp.

Women’s March Leaders Attacked By Crying Jews For Attendance At Event Where Louis Farrahkan Spoke

Soon after the speech, news broke that Women’s March leader Tamika Mallory was in attendance; she even received a shout out from Farrakhan during his address and posted about the event on social media. Meanwhile, Women’s March leader Linda Sarsour has collaborated with the Nation of Islam in the past, and Carmen Perez defended Farrakhan in the past, telling Amelia Harnish in January that there are “no perfect leaders” and that people need to understand Farrakhan’s contributions to Black and Brown circles.

The Jewish community — particularly people who have supported the Women’s March and other social justice causes — wanted answers.

Vladimir Putin Attacked By Crying Jews Because He Said Jews May Responsible For US Presidential Election Manipulation

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Jews may be behind alleged meddling in the U.S. presidential election.

In an interview broadcast late Friday, Putin was asked by NBC’s Megyn Kelly whether he condoned the electoral interference by 13 Russians named in an indictment by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.

“Maybe they are not even Russians but Ukrainians, Tatars or Jews, but with Russian citizenship, which should also be checked; maybe they have dual citizenship of a green card; maybe the U.S. paid them for this. How can you know that? I do not know either,” he said.