Es gibt zwei Sorten Ratten:
Die hungrigen und satten.
Die satten bleiben vergnügt zu Haus,
Die hungrigen aber wandern aus
.
Sie wandern viel tausend Meilen,
Ganz ohne Rasten und Weilen,
Gradaus in ihrem grimmigen Lauf,
Nicht Wind noch Wetter hält sie auf
.
Sie klimmen wohl über die Höhen,
Sie schwimmen wohl durch die Seen;
Gar manche ersäuft oder bricht das
Genick,
Die lebenden lassen die Toten zurück.
...
So eine wilde Ratze,
Die fürchtet nicht Hölle, nicht Katze;
Sie hat kein Gut, sie hat kein Geld
Und wünscht aufs neue zu teilen die Welt.
Die Wanderratten, o wehe!
Sie sind schon in der Nähe.
Sie rücken heran, ich höre schon
Ihr Pfeifen - die Zahl ist Legion.
O wehe! wir sind verloren,
Sie sind schon vor den Toren!
Der Bürgermeister und Senat,
Sie schütteln die Köpfe, und keiner weiß Rat.
…
Heinrich Heine
Hass im Netz: Dagegen halten, Mund aufmachen
Im ARD-Kommentar (NDR) fordert Anja Reschke mehr Gegenwehr
bei rassistischen Äußerungen im Internet. Einige Zitate aus ihrem Kommentar:
"Auf Sätze wie „Dreckspack, sollten mehr ersaufen“ bekommen
sie auch noch begeisterten Zuspruch und eine Menge Likes."
"Die Hasstiraden im Internet haben ja längst gruppendynamische
Prozesse ausgelöst. Die Zahl der rechstextremen Gewalttaten ist gestiegen."
"Wenn man also nicht der Meinung
ist, dass alle Flüchtlinge Schmarotzer sind, die verbrannt, verjagt oder
vergast werden sollten , dann sollte man das ganz deutlich kund tun, dagegen
halten …"
Videoclip und Zuschauer-Kommentare auf
http://www.sueddeutsche.de/medien/ihr-forum-reschke-kommentar-lassen-wir-rassisten-zu-sehr-gewaehren-1.2599494
Aus einer Besprechung in der SZ:
Ressentiments gegenüber den sogenannten Armutsflüchtlingen, von denen sich viele, nicht nur Hardliner, wünschen, dass sie unser Land auf schnellstem Weg wieder verlassen, werden von der gegenwärtigen Politik nicht etwa hinterfragt, sondern oft sogar verstärkt. Etwa durch die CSU, die schon Anfang 2014 eine sachlich kaum zu begründende Kampagne gegen Einwanderer aus den EU-Ländern Rumänien und Bulgarien startete und zuletzt spezielle Abschiebelager für Flüchtlinge vom Westbalkan ankündigte.
Damit werden Stimmungen geschürt, von denen die CSU in Form von Wählerstimmen profitieren will, durch die sich aber auch Hassschreiber ermuntert fühlen. Vielleicht hätte [Fernsehjournalistin] Anja Reschke gut daran getan, in ihrem Appell [gegen Fremdenhass] auch die bayerische Regierungspartei direkt anzusprechen. Deren Vertreter bedienen sich mit ihren geplanten Lagern einer rassistischen Symbolik - und die trägt zu dem von Reschke kritisierten Klima von Missgunst und Ablehnung bei.
Aus:
Ressentiments gegen Armutsflüchtlinge
Paul Katzenberger
Süddeutsche Zeitung, 7.8.2015
http://www.sueddeutsche.de/kultur/ressentiments-gegen-armutsfluechtlinge-viel-zu-tun-fuer-die-anstaendigen-1.2598358
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#230 verfassung1871 (20. Sep 2015 09:22)
*Angela Merkel´s Abschiedsbrief (Selbstmord) an Deutschland*
Merkel: Deutschland muss „entdeutscht“ werden. Deutschland gehört nicht den
Deutschen. *_Deutschlands Selbstmord_*? *_Kanadischer Journalist erklärt
Merkels grenzenlosen Einwanderungsaufruf mit Merkels Nationaler
Psychotherapie_*. [...]
Ich gehe davon aus, das Merkel keine Alkoholikerin ist.
Jedoch Ihr Selbsthass auf die Deutschen wegen den 30er und 40er Jahren und die
Bedingslose Aufgabe Unserer Zukunft mit der Zuwanderung von 1.000.000
muslimischer Männer, scheint Ihren Selbsthass auf Deutschland aufzugeilen. […]Der kanadische Journalist Ezra Isaac Levant berichtet über
Angela Merkels Antworten auf kritische Fragen zur inneren Sicherheit. […]Levant spricht von einer Art nationaler Psychotherapie,
einer ethnischen Strafe, Selbsthass und dem Entschluss, sich selbst
auszulöschen wegen dessen, was Deutschland in den 1930ern und 1940ern war.Quelle: Deutschlands Selbstmord? Kanadischer Journalist
erklärt Merkels grenzenlosen Einwanderungsaufruf
https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=8&v=sCWIv2z4HKw
Zur Psychiatrisierung politisch unerwünschter Entscheidungen durch Bewegungen der Neuen Rechten s. auch Stichwort "Lyle Rossiter"; auf diesem Blog auf http://guttmensch.blogspot.com/2011/07/ja-gutmenschen-ist-tatsachlich-die.html
„Für uns alle ist die Zeit gekommen, Hass und Bigotterie abzuweisen – gegen jede Gruppe.“
Aus einer Anzeige des Kanadischen Jüdischen Komitees für Humanitäre Angelegenheiten
und Nothilfe in der kanadischen National Post.
Das Komitee richtete sich mit dieser Zeitungsanzeige gegen eine Hasstirade des
rechtsextremen Publizisten Ezra Levant, "The Jew vs. the Gypsies“
(„Der Jude gegen die Zigeuner“). Levant hatte damit sein Judentum in Stellung gebracht,
um gegen Sinti und Roma zu hetzen, ohne sich dem Vorwurf auszusetzen,
er mache es den Nazi-Propagandisten nach.
Über Ezra Levant (s.o.; Lob bei PI):
Karriere als neu-rechter Meinungsmacher nach einem Praktikum
im „Koch Summer Fellow Program“
Aus Wikipedia
(engl.; aus Zeitgründen ohne Übersetzung; gekürzt)
Ezra Isaac
Levant (born 1972) is a Jewish-Canadian media personality, conservative
political activist, lawyer, writer and broadcaster. […] In February 2015, he
founded The Rebel Media website and YouTube channel and is its main
contributor.
He has
become involved in several legal and other controversies on free speech issues.
Other issues that he has dealt with include multiculturalism, immigration, and
economic deregulation. Levant has been successfully sued for libel on two
separate occasions, while apologies and retractions were issued by him or on
his behalf on three other occasions. […]
He spent
the summer of 1994 in Washington, D.C., in an internship arranged by the
libertarian Koch Summer Fellow Program. He worked for the Fraser Institute in
1995, writing Youthquake, which argued for smaller government, including
privatization of the Canada Pension Plan. Levant saw "youthquake",
the term he used to describe what he identified as a conservative youth
movement of the 1990s, as similar to the 1960s civil rights movement except
that instead of being enslaved by racism, his generation was "enslaved by
debt" and, in order to liberate itself, society needed to dismantle
elements such as trade unions, the minimum wage, universal health care, subsidized
tuition and public pension plans. […]
In 2004
Levant co-founded the failed Western Standard, an Alberta-based magazine with
an emphasis on Western Canada and political conservatism. […]
In February
2006, the Western Standard published the Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons
depicting Muhammad. Syed Soharwardy of the Islamic Supreme Council of Canada
and the Edmonton Council of Muslim Communities complained about the publication
to the Alberta Human Rights and Citizenship Commission and a hearing was
scheduled for January 2008. On the day of the hearing Levant republished the
cartoons on his website. […]
From 2009
until 2010, Levant worked as a lobbyist for Rothman's Incorporated, a
manufacturer and distributor of tobacco products. Levant has also worked as a
lobbyist for the Alberta oil & gas industry, specifically for Achieve
Energy Services Limited Partnership. […]
In March
2010, Levant accompanied fellow U.S. conservative personality Ann Coulter on a
Canadian speaking tour. […]
In 1998,
Levant wrote a Reform Party fundraising letter in which he criticized Alberta
Progressive Conservative Senator Ron Ghitter. Ghitter sued for defamation and
in 2000, Canadian Alliance MP Rob Anders and Levant admitted liability and
issued a formal apology and undisclosed damages to settle the suit. […]
In
September 2010, Levant wrote a column for Sun Media accusing George Soros of
funding avaaz.org, a group lobbying to stop Sun Media being granted a license
for Sun TV News Channel, and strongly attacking Soros's character and history
by alleging that as a child he collaborated with the Nazis. Soros threatened to
sue Sun Media for libel and on September 18, Sun Media issued a retraction and
apology to Soros. […]
Ezra Levant
was successfully sued for libel by attorney Khurrum Awan. According to his
statement of claim and records of court proceedings, Awan claimed that Levant's
blog writings had repeatedly described him as being: "Khurrum Awan the
liar", "stupid, a “fool", “serial, malicious, money-grubbing
liar,”, “unequivocally implied that he was an anti-Semite and perjurer.” Awan
states that Levant also stated that Awan believes it is permissible to lie to
further the cause of Islam. […]
In her
judgement against Levant, Judge Wendy Matheson of Ontario Superior Court ruled
there is “ample evidence before me demonstrating express malice on the part of
[Mr. Levant],” especially the fact he “did little or no fact-checking regarding
the posts complained of, either before or after their publication.” She found
“that [Mr. Levant’s] dominant motive in these blog posts was ill will, and that
his repeated failure to take even basic steps to check his facts showed a
reckless disregard for the truth.” […]
On
September 5, 2012, Levant broadcast a commentary that he titled "The Jew
vs. the Gypsies" on The Source, in which he accused the Romani people as a
group of being criminals. Levant said, "These are gypsies, a culture
synonymous with swindlers. The phrase gypsy and cheater have been so
interchangeable historically that the word has entered the English language as
a verb: he gypped me. Gypsies are not a race. They’re a shiftless group of
hobos. They rob people blind. Their chief economy is theft and begging. For
centuries these roving highway gangs have mocked the law and robbed their way
across Europe."[…]
Bernie
Farber, former CEO of the Canadian Jewish Congress, Holocaust survivor Nate
Leipciger and Avrum Rosensweig of Ve’ahavta: The Canadian Jewish Humanitarian
and Relief Committee published an op-ed in the National Post which condemned
Levant's commentary as a "contemptible screed" and argued that
"[t]he time has come for all of us to reject hate and bigotry — against
any group". […]
Writing in
the Toronto Star, Haroon Siddiqui reported that Csanyi-Robah claimed that the
police and crown attorney had recommended hate charges be laid against Levant
under the hate speech provisions in Section 319 of the Criminal Code of Canada.
However, in a subsequent meeting, Csanyi-Robah and another individual claimed
that the Attorney-General of Ontario's office declined to lay charges because
of fears that the trial would become a "bit of a [media] circus". […]
On January
23, 2013, Levant showed video of a protest that had occurred in front of the
Sun News office in Toronto in which protesters objected to the Sun's coverage
of the Idle No More movement. Levant replayed the clip on a subsequent show and
proceeded to identify one couple by name claiming that they were "professional
protesters." The couple subsequently contacted Sun to complain that it was
not them in the clip, that they had not attended the protest nor even been in
Toronto at the time and then complained to the Canadian Broadcast Standards
Council when the Sun did not correct their story. "The CBSC’s National
Specialty Services Panel concluded that Sun News Network breached Clause 6 of
the CAB Code of Ethics for including inaccurate information in the talk show. […]
In 1996,
Levant worked with David Frum to organize the "Winds of Change"
conference in Calgary, an early attempt to encourage the Reform Party of Canada
and Progressive Conservative Party of Canada to merge so that a united
rightwing party could defeat the Liberal Party of Canada in the subsequent
election. While unsuccessful, the conference anticipated future attempts at a
Unite the Right movement which ultimately led to the formation of the
Conservative Party of Canada in 2003. […]
Levant has
called himself a libertarian, saying he is "basically someone who believes
in freedom," although he says he is more "mainstream
conservative" when it comes to social issues and foreign affairs. […]
In July
2008, Levant was invited to be a witness before the U.S. Congressional Human
Rights Caucus "about the threat posed by radical Islam using Western legal
mechanisms as weapons". [...]
In a column
on the eve of the 2012 Presidential election, Levant wrote: "America is
resilient. But four more years of Obama will change that country deeply — and
not for the better." He urged readers to oppose President Obama's
reelection. In the article, Levant stated about Obama's trips to Israel that,
"alone amongst modern presidents he has not visited Israel during his
presidency." Writer Chris Selley accused Levant of "making up one of
his patented 'facts'" and noted afterwards, referring to a Washington Post
article, that, in fact, the majority of the American presidents since the
foundation of Israel have not visited during their presidency, with only
Clinton and Carter visiting during their first terms. Levant predicted a Romney
victory […]
Levant is a
fierce critic of the Alberta Human Rights Commission […]
On January
20, 2013 Idle No More protesters confronted Ezra Levant at the Toronto Sun
office as part of a larger protest against Sunmedia. They claimed Sun Media and
Levant had a racist agenda […] Levant responded to protesters saying he
supports reforming the Indian Act, which he called racist. Levant later said
the protesters were a 'rent a mob' who were paid to attend any protest. […]
Bibliography
[edit]
Youthquake. Fraser Institute. 1996. ISBN 0-88975-167-6.
Fight Kyoto: The plan to protect our economy. Essence Publishing. 2002. ISBN
1-55306-546-8.
The War On Fun. Western Standard. 2005. ISBN 0-9739541-0-8.
Shakedown: How our government is undermining democracy in the name of human
rights. McLelland & Stewart. 2009. ISBN 0-7710-4618-9.
Ethical Oil: The Case for Canada's Oil Sands. McLelland & Stewart. 2010. ISBN
0-7710-4641-3.
The Enemy Within: Terror, Lies, and the Whitewashing of Omar Khadr. McLelland
& Stewart. 2011. ISBN 0-7710-4621-9.
Die Brüder Koch, US Milliardäre, deren Stiftungswesen auch Levant zugute kam, beteiligen sich seit
Jahrzehnten an der Finanzierung von Lobbyismus für neu-rechte Politikgestaltung.
Siehe z.B. auf diesem Blog:
Erika Ferkel und die
Muselfrage: Hassprediger vom "Counterdschihad" kapern den
Zukunftsdialog der Bundeskanzlerin; http://guttmensch.blogspot.com/2012/04/hassprediger-vom-counterdschihad-kapern.html
“Tea Party darling Allen West is leaving Florida to become CEO of the
Koch-funded National Center for Policy Analysis, a member of the State Policy
Network ..”
