NYC Synagogue vandalism suspect a former City Hall anti-hate crime (D) intern

Sadly, anti-Semitism is alive and well in the United States and it seems as if much, if not most, of the hatred is coming from the left.

The suspect in a recent vandalism of a New York synagogue was a Democratic activist and a former City Hall intern who worked on anti-hate crime issues, according to The Daily Caller.

According to a 2017 New York Times profile on the suspect:

"He is a 'queer' black man informally adopted by a Jewish couple, and The New York Times' charity the Neediest Cases, helped pay for him to go to college where his focus was African American studies.

A political event with two Democratic candidates had been scheduled at the Union Temple of Brooklyn. It was canceled Friday after graffiti was discovered saying: "Die Jew Rats" and "Hitler," which one of the candidates said highlighted the need to vote out "hate."

Surveillance video helped in the arrest of 26-year-old James Polite later that night.

Polite's Facebook profile, reviewed by The DCNF, shows that the day prior to the synagogue vandalism, he posted: "A dream with eyes wide open, civil war is here. Nobody gotta die. Mexico, latin America, carribean vs. Jew nigger pigs. One person touch me this whole shit a smoking."

How horrible.


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