thejidf.org

I know nothing of this organization, except what they have on their site. Their comments section contains a few references to articles at LGF on the very people mentioned above.

Here’s the story:

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On another note, how many of you are sending money to these organizations so they can promote anti-Israel, anti-Jewish, and anti-Christian bigots? You might be interested in the fact that the David Horowitz Freedom Center brought in $5.4 million in 2008, and paid Robert Spencer nearly $517,000 ($369K+ for Spencer’s Jihad Watch and $147K+ for Spencer’s compensation) according to the Freedom Center’s 2008 Tax Return. These amounts do not include the amounts Spencer and Horowitz bring in for speaking engagements and their book deals.

What portion of that money goes to promoting anti-Israel bigots like Pat Condell?

This isn’t the first time we’ve taken issue with these folks. Just recently Geller failed to cite us as the source for the campaign against the “Kill a Jew Day” pages on Facebook. Ironically, she also was behind an “anti-”Honor killing rally which featured a mother who conspired to murder her daughters. We’ve also written about Horowitz and Spencer before, who got an entire story wrong about a pro-Israel group which was hacked, that we were fighting to rescue. Horowitz’s FrontPageMag also whitewashed the jihad-sympathizing antisemite, Robert Novak. Employees of Horowitz have been involved attacks against us and our friends on Twitter. That includes their defense and support of someone who praised Muslim death, rape, and torture threats on a Jew’s life.

Despite everything, we tried to reach out to Horowitz to get to a better place with him and his people, but to no avail. They simply don’t seem to be team players.

All of this make us wonder what type of people these folks are, and helps to explain why they promote Pat Condell. We’re sure we’re going to take a lot of heat for exposing this, just as we recently spoke out against Glenn “the Jews killed Jesus” Beck, but we have to take a principled stand on these matters, and you should too. You shouldn’t excuse or defend well-paid “credible” sources who should know better.

Be careful which sites you visit, which causes you fund, and who you promote. Some people may look Kosher, but if you scratch beneath the surface it becomes very difficult to know who to trust.

Pat Condell and the people who promote him cannot be trusted on the issues.