Jerry Seinfeld smiles, waves at anti-Semites who heckle him and diddy-bops on down the road

Jerry Seinfeld

A group of miscreant pro-Hamas [aka anti-Semites] anti-Israel leftists gathered outside the 92nd Street Y in Manhattan to protest Jewish comedian Jerry Seinfeld. I mention Jerry's religion because it's relevant to what happened there.

“Genocide supporter, you support genocide,” the anti-Semitic or low-information cretins can be heard screaming at him. They obviously don't know the definition of 'genocide' or don't care.

Seinfeld was flanked by NYPD officers, New York's Finest. He waved at the hecklers and climbed into a black SUV as the mentally ill idiots screamed and cursed at him mostly for being Jewish. [It was discovered by my crack team of Brain Flushing investigators that he was not Jewish on purpose--it just happened when he was born.]

The crazed protestors continued yelling and cursing at the comedian as the SUV drove away and they stood there without jobs.

Seinfeld had been at an event featuring Bari Weiss, a former NY Times columnist who left the former newspaper due to its censoring of news. She is now the founder of the Free Press and was there delivering the annual “State of the World Jewry” address, as per The New York Post. 

The haters gathered to show their condemnation of Weis criticizing a Palestinian writer, Refaat Alareer, who they claim was killed during Israeli airstrikes. Before his death, Alareer wrote on X that if he died, the blame was on “Baris Weiss and her likes.” Alareer, like all good jihadis, hated Jews, which Bari Weiss. like Jerry Seinfeld happens to be.

Bari Weiss

Seinfeld has been a overt, and therefore brave, supporter of Israel. He visited the Jewish State in December as a show of solidarity with the country following the October 7 terrorist massacre by Hamas, which the aforementioned supporters think was justified.

“Seinfeld told the families that he feels a deep commitment to raising awareness around the world about the issue of the hostages,” a statement issued by the Hostages and Missing Persons Families Forum Headquarters said at the time, The Times of Israel reported. They also stated that he and his family were “deeply affected” by the stories of “the experiences they heard from the family members and the released hostages.” Seinfeld was wearing a “Bring Them Home” dog tag around his neck when he visited. 

Hamas' Safe Space

Pro-Palestinian protests have become more frequent by anti-Semites in New York, and other celebrities have been targeted as well. Actor Alec Baldwin was confronted last December, and as much as he tends to be an obnoxious jerk, his head is in the right place where Jews and Israel are concerned.

You don't have to be Jewish to recognize the atrocities committed against Israel and the Jews over the centuries. When Jews are poor, they're a burden on society. When Jews are wealthy, they're the oppressors. 

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Wow: More Moore accusations

Another accuser came forward against Alabama senatorial candidate for the GOP,  Roy Moore with a sexual allegation.

Both sides, including Republicans, and make-believe Republican John McCain, say that Moore should step aside and let someone take his place.

The second woman to accuse Moore of sexual misconduct when she was a minor, Beverly Young Nelson, claims Moore sexually assaulted her when she was 15 and 16. Ms. Nelson held a news conference Monday with high-profile attorney Gloria "take 'em to the cleaners" Allred. 

Moore, 70, called the allegations a "witch hunt" in a statement that came just before the Nelson press conference.

Nelson's statement comes after a Washington Post report that Moore had sexual contact with a 14-year-old child and pursued three other teens decades earlier.

Moore had no comment about the recent allegations and dismissed the Post report as "fake news."

Sadly, Moore continues to refuse to bow out of the upcoming election, which practically guarantees a win for the Democrats.

It doesn't matter that leftists can get away with the same behavior that Moore is being accused of--what he did was slimy and just because the left does it, there's no excuse for rationalizing it away. 

(See, for example: Jerry Seinfeld and others.)

Moore has refused to quit the race, even with the mounting pressure. If he really cared for the GOP, he'd bow out and allow a write-in vote to replace him on the ballot.



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Sarah Silverman's stupid opinion

Sarah Silverman spoke to Vanity Fair from the Toronto Film Festival earlier this month where she expressed her agreement with those who are politically correct. This came in response to Jerry Seinfeld who said he stopped performing comedy on college campuses because the students were too "politically correct."

Sarah, much of whose comedy has to do with issues involving human feces, said, "To a degree, everyone's going to be offended by something, so you can't just decide on your material based on not offending anyone. But I do think it's important, as a comedian, as a human, to change with the times. I think it's a sign of being old if you're put off by that."

But the most incredible thing she said referred to doing campus performances, "You have to listen to the college-aged, because they lead the revolution," she said and added, "They're pretty much always on the right side of history."

I guess she was referring to the left side.

The hate exuded by students on the left at the University of Delaware is an interesting example of how college revolutionaries are "pretty much always on the right side of history." 

The level of hatred was exposed by the fact that a bunch of idiot students, after learning the "nooses" they said were hanging from trees on campus, were actually Japanese lantern holders used prior to a Second Amendment presentation given by guest speaker Katie Pavlich. She was invited by the administration to give the speech.

Delaware nooses?

The students didn't care--they wanted to believe the wires in the trees were nooses and even accused the school and police of lying to cover up a crime. This came in spite of the fact that UD police chief Patrick Ogden made a video explaining exactly how the misunderstanding occurred. He even spoke slowly so the students could understand.

"I shouldn't feel unsafe walking past a building where there were supposedly nooses hanging down, but I do," said one student, Elexis Keels. "I don't think it was paper lanterns."

Unfortunately, Keels did not finish the interview with The News Journal because the sun cast her shadow in direct line with her vision causing her to have a panic attack and she ran for her miserable life.

But Keels is not alone. Many students on campus are certain the wires that hung from trees that were used to previously hang paper lanterns are nooses and they're sticking to their story.

And Sarah Silverman is sticking to her toilet humor.


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