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Never before has one cartoon been the source of such a fuss.
If it did not appear in the press on International Holocaust Memorial Day
would this fanfare have even taken place?
Of course it would have!
Zion does not like to be criticised.
Zion does not want the truth to be known ANY DAY of the year!
But how could they not miss the opportunity to pull out
the well used ‘victim card’ on such a sacred day?
Zionist pressure has forced Robert Murdoch to apologise for the cartoon in question
which appeared in the pages of the Sunday Times.
“Gerald Scarfe has never reflected the opinions of the Sunday Times,
” Murdoch tweeted, referring to the cartoonist.
“Nevertheless, we owe major apology for grotesque, offensive cartoon.”
Needless to say, DesertPeace will not apologise for republishing the cartoon,
nor do we find it anti Semitic or offensive.
In fact, we shall continue to publish and honour those artists that dare show
the true face of zioterror in their works.
Kudos to Gerald Scarfe for being one of those brave souls.

Murdoch apologizes for ‘grotesque’ Sunday Times cartoon

‘Gerald Scarfe has never reflected the opinions of the Sunday Times’ Rupert Murdoch tweeted in response to criticism by Jewish groups, who said the drawing was reminiscent of anti-Semitic blood libels.
desertpeace.wordpress.com/cate…

Description

Never before has one cartoon been the source of such a fuss.
If it did not appear in the press on International Holocaust Memorial Day
would this fanfare have even taken place?
Of course it would have!
Zion does not like to be criticised.
Zion does not want the truth to be known ANY DAY of the year!
But how could they not miss the opportunity to pull out
the well used ‘victim card’ on such a sacred day?
Zionist pressure has forced Robert Murdoch to apologise for the cartoon in question
which appeared in the pages of the Sunday Times.
“Gerald Scarfe has never reflected the opinions of the Sunday Times,
” Murdoch tweeted, referring to the cartoonist.
“Nevertheless, we owe major apology for grotesque, offensive cartoon.”
Needless to say, DesertPeace will not apologise for republishing the cartoon,
nor do we find it anti Semitic or offensive.
In fact, we shall continue to publish and honour those artists that dare show
the true face of zioterror in their works.
Kudos to Gerald Scarfe for being one of those brave souls.

Murdoch apologizes for ‘grotesque’ Sunday Times cartoon

‘Gerald Scarfe has never reflected the opinions of the Sunday Times’ Rupert Murdoch tweeted in response to criticism by Jewish groups, who said the drawing was reminiscent of anti-Semitic blood libels.
desertpeace.wordpress.com/cate…