The unfortunate donation by Sergey Brin
November 3, 2009 Immigration, Jewlicious
Sergey Brin’s recent donation to HIAS, an organization that smears its opponents and tries to silence them, has the unfortunate effect of making HIAS look like a swell, helpful organization. Even one of the Zionists is getting all cutesy about HIAS, which is just silly. Maybe Jewlicious should get all cutesy wootsy about Muslim mass immigration while they are at it, since this is what HIAS stands for as well. PROGRESS BY PESACH!
Oh, look! Isn’t that so wonderful, another honor killing by a New American. How diverse.
I would remind everyone that HIAS has never apologized for the way they treated Dr. Stephen Steinlight.
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Why is it just silly for me to make fun of, while informing people about the Russian Jewish community. As I commented on Jewlicious, HIAS is not a relevant organization, having fulfilled its purpose of bringing the majority of my family and Northeast Philadelphia over, but tries to market itself as such with events as Progress by Pesach. While annoying (as it is every time groups try to lobby the government,) it it in no way encourages radical Muslim immigration, as you are implying. Unless you are assuming that every Muslim is radical.
What’s wrong with “Muslim mass immigration”? I guess the same thing that was wrong with Italian mass immigration in the late 19th century (lazy, smelly, Italians,) with mass Jewish immigration in the early 20th century and again in 1991 (weird, have their own religion, don’t integrate into mainstream American society,) and every other wave of immigration that has hit American shores to date. This kind of patriotism is exactly what America does not need.
Vicki, I really hope you can make it to NYC next time and experience DK in person.
I guess the same thing that was wrong
No. In fact, there are differences between some immigrant groups and others. Perhaps you should consider what the concerns are over mass Muslim immigration and mass Mexican immigration more seriously, and not just summarily dismiss them because there were groups concerned about Jewish and Italian immigration in the late 19th and early 20th century.
Unless you are assuming that every Muslim is radical.
Oh, I see you took Smear 101 at Social Liberal University (SLU). It isn’t about “every” or even most being “radical.” It is about a large percentage of the population with a conflicting national and cultural agenda.
Oh, I see you took Smear 101 at Social Liberal University (SLU)
Ah, dear old SLU… (eyes grow misty)
Sergey Brin is giving back to his country – good for him! What better way to say THANKS to this “nation of immigrants” than by helping HIAS?
DK, its a FREE COUNTRY! You are welcome to send some bones to VDARE, NUMBERS USA, FAIR, etc. right?
Charles Hirschman, professor of Sociology at the University of Washington; The Immigration Restriction League, founded by young Harvard-educated Boston Brahmins in 1894, advocated a literacy test to slow the tide of immigration (Bernard 1980: 492). It was thought that a literacy test would reduce immigration from Southern and Eastern Europe, which was sending an “alarming number of illiterates, paupers, criminals, and madmen who endangered American character and citizenship”
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