James Carville: "Jews are whiter than Palestinians" GOP support for Israel is racist, he claims

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When you don't have a good argument, shout "racist." But sometimes you see a racist for real and have to call him out.

Long-time Democratic political strategist James Carville claims Republicans support the Jewish state out of “misogyny and racism,” because “Jews are whiter than Palestinians.”

The long-time Democratic political strategist and commentator is facing criticism this week after stating that Republican support for the State of Israel is largely rooted in “misogyny and racism.” According to James Carville, American conservatives identify as pro-Israel because “Jews are whiter than Palestinians.”

Carville, who served as a top political strategist for President Bill Clinton and advised the presidential campaigns of John Kerry and Hillary Clinton, made these comments last Thursday on the Politics War Room podcast, which he cohosts with Al Hunt. He asserted that bigotry is the primary driver of Republican support for Israel and added that Jews are “whiter” than Palestinians.
“It’s really about the misogyny and the racism that drives the thing and we have got to recognize that,” the anti-Semite said.

“It is not about policy prescription. And the reason that I suspect that most of these people describe themselves as pro-Israel is because the Jews are whiter than the Palestinians, which I think drives a lot of what they are.”

On Monday, the New York-based group Americans For A Safe Israel (AFSI) criticized Carville's comments, disputing his claim that Israeli Jews are "whiter than Palestinians.”
The majority of Israelis are not white,” said Moshe Phillips, National Chairman of Americans for a Safe Israel (AFSI).

“They’re of Jewish Middle Eastern or Jewish African heritage, meaning that they are just as much ‘people of color’ as Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib.”

“It’s disturbing that a political strategist who is so ignorant about Israeli demography would nonetheless offer policy analysis about the subject. We urge James Carville to publicly acknowledge his egregious error.”

During Thursday's podcast, Carville also accused former President Donald Trump of being "radically anti-Palestinian" and criticized progressive critics of the Biden administration for threatening to withdraw support from the Democratic ticket in November over American aid to Israel.
“Well that’s just some dumbass political sh*t all right, the 79-year-old Democratic consultant said.

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"How dare you" Thunberg is ready to retire

"How dare you heat your home"

Swedish climate whiner Greta Thunberg is ready to call it quits. She's had enough with the weather and the snow and the heat and is willing to hand over her global megaphone and pass it on to another lucky millionaire wannabe. "It vuss a gut schtick but now I must get on mit mine life und have myself a gut schtupping. I vant so much to meet a transgender person for luff und I don't care vot vay he or she identifies so lonk as ve luff vun anodder in our special vay."

So it has been four long, long years since Greta came along and told us how to live and how to save the planet so that she and her generation can have the opportunity to thrive. Her "School Strike for Climate" didn't do much to change the weather, but it did make her comfortably wealthy and rumor has it that she's even considering paying the $8 for her blue check on Twitter. 

"You make us all sick with your gas heated homes. I hate you. Hate you."

Greta is now 19-years-old and seems less concerned about climate change than her stock portfolio.

"Dey need to vorry still about climate und hot tings especially for dose most affected by der heat und vind und snow," she told Swedish. news agency TT. "But I, on der odder hand must vorry about mein future und meeting a soul mate be it a he, she, they, them or doze. I vant to start having a family or maybe an abortion. I need to tink on it."

Ms. Thunberg said she initially believed an urgent debate on the climate was needed to save the world for future generations, because if you can talk about it, you can recycle.

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Thunberg is in her final year of high school in Stockholm, but isn't sure if she wants to go further in her education, but would, if she does go forward, plans to study the effects of plastic shopping bags on the environment, or lesbian underwater twerking. "It's a toss-around," she says.

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Climate scientist and WH Press Sec'y KJP says that taxpayer dollars will help the hurricane season

No, our incredible genius of a White House Press Secretary wasn't talking about Miami college football when mentioning hurricanes, Karine Jean-Pierre was talking about the weather. She said that "this hurricane season" will be "helped" by Biden's oxymoronically-named  Inflation Reduction Act, because, umm . . . she said so.

Anyone who honestly believes this claptrap needs to wear a helmet whenever they get upset. This administration wants to take your money, pee on your leg and tell you it's raining.

The Left makes a lot of claims but they never offer anything to substantiate their claims. They ought to write a book and title it "The S**t Our President and His Administration Says."

Here is part of KJP's Friday pontificating:

And it is one of the most — the most historic investment to fight climate change. As we are talking about extreme weather, I’ve gotten multiple questions on Puerto Rico and what the people — people of Puerto Rico, our brothers and sisters, are going through; what may happen in this hurricane season.

A lot of that is — is going to be helped by the work that this President has done — Bipartisan Infrastructure Law; again, the Inflation Reduction Act.

At least she admitted that a hurricane is weather and not climate change. That must have been a mistake on her part.

How is money going to fight climate change? Please 'splain, Lucy.

Meanwhile as KJP and others do the fear-mongering for the Left, there's all those top Democrats emitting more carbon emissions per person than small cities as they travel via private jet or, in the case of Joe Biden, frivolously take the Presidential Air Force One from Washington, D.C. to Delaware just to vote. 

Many people on both sides of the aisle are catching on to the fake hysteria as RedState reported in July. In fact, a New York Times/Siena College poll found, only one percent of registered voters view climate change as a "top priority."

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My guess is that the GOP is going to do better than predicted in the midterms and in 2024 as Americans see through the fog of . . .  just fog, not climate change.

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Alexandria Occasionally-Comatose doesn't know her weather from her elbow

"Thinking gives me a headache"

The following is satirical in parts, true overall.

Rep. Alexandria Occasionally-Comatose (Socialist-NY) has now become America's favorite weather cretin on social media. There was a tornado warning in the Washington, D.C. area on Thursday and, in that incredibly annoying nasal voice, she tried to connect it to climate change -- prompting one meteorologist to call her out for not knowing "the difference between weather and climate."

The low-information congresswoman shared a video on Instagram, [a platform she often uses to show America her favorite vegan recipes or her dance moves when not legislating.] She showed America the conditions outside, as heavy rains drenched the region and prompted a brief, very rare, tornado warning inside the Beltway.

“There's people stuck outside," she whined. "We need to get them out. This is crazy. Did I mention that I have a garbage disposal in my luxurious apartment? I still don't have the hang of it, but my boyfriend is coming over and together we might figure it out."

The Green New Deal pusher next shared a story published by PBS in March questioning if climate change makes tornadoes worse and put nasal emphasis on a quote from the piece that read, "Rather than lie squarely in the Great Plains, America’s tornadoes appear to be sliding into the Midwest and Southeast. Gee, I didn't know tornadoes can slide. That's way cool. I mean terrible."

"Tornadoes are challenging to link to climate change links due to their nature (geographically, limited, acute patterns, how they form, etc.)," the not so busy legislator told her myriad followers as she reviewed the article. "But we DO know that tornadoes HAVE been changing. They are no longer being limited to the Great Plains, and are shifting to other regions of the country. People . . . if we don't do something right away, we'll all be dead in twelve years, and this time I'm not kidding."

“The climate crisis is real y’all … guess we’re at casual tornadoes in growing regions of the country,” she wrote on Instagram, trying to sound folksy and cute.

An actual meteorologist, Ryan Maue, however, argued that she was confusing climate change with "weather" in the capital region.

"The Congresswoman @AOC does not know the difference between weather and climate," wrote Maue, who also works with the libertarian-leaning Cato Institute. "Let's try an easy analogy: Weather is what outfit you wear heading out the door. Climate is your closet wardrobe."

Truthfully, the congresswoman needs to do Congress things rather than make videos. She's cute, but her stupidity takes away from her looks and makes her look, well, stupid.


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Is it Winter Yet?

I love my new city
Originally uploaded by Rob Hoey

The weather report:
"Chance of rain tomorrow with a possibility of ice pellets . . ."

Ice pellets? WTF??? We never had ice pellets in New York City. Maybe some frozen rain mixed with snow and junk, but ice pellets sounds so pernicious--like destruction is imminent and cattle will die, and people will be stuck in the house watching Oprah or Judge Judy. Ice pellets is totally Canadian and it shivers me timbers just to hear it. Is it even a weather term?

We've been trying to keep the heat down in the house because I've heard the heating bills will be astronomical and will continue to rise over the next 20 years. In fact, some politico has figured it to the penny, according to a local radio station I listen to (and called into once). If a politician can predict hydro bills over a score of years, then he or she is sleeping with someone at the power plant and is getting kickbacks in the process.

And that's another thing, talking about words. People from Canada say pro-cess, not process. Pro as in the prefix of the word 'professional', with a cess at the end. We in the USA say process differently. It's almost a prah sound as in prahcess. But when you think of it, Canadians are saying it correctly and I, after all this time, realize that we've been saying it wrong in the states. Prahcessed cheese, for example, is really processed cheese. In both cases it's high in cholesterol, and we both agree on how to say that, and that it's bad fer ya. 

In any case, we hang out in my office and use the computer there, along with my laptop because it's cheaper to heat just the office. We put the heat on about (Canadians say 'aboot' and I don't care if you believe me or not) a half hour to an hour before going to bed and it warms the room just fine. Then I shut it off as we crawl under fifteen pounds of blankets, sheets, and more blankets. In the morning, it's almost cold enough to freeze my urine as I run like a gazelle to the bathroom (Canadians call it a washroom and I saw a dude at the mall today who peed and then didn't wash), and do what I do best after awakening.

So Canada has humbled me. That's a good thing. We should all experience being humbled, I believe that humility is good for the soul. It's part of the prahcess of becoming an adult.