Holocaust Rememberance Day

We Shall Never Forget! I am not going to write too much about this day; however I must say that I am thankful that we have Israel today to defend the Jews. The reason is quite simple, if it wasn't for military superiority of IDF and Israel's existence as a whole, the Jews would still be considered second class citizens in many nations especially the ones who are crying for Human Rights.

Denying Jewish History with Straight Face

Israeli election is in full force. There is no question about it. What boiled my blood is this fake bogus outrage by the leaders of the best well-known terrorist organizations of Palestinian people. I am talking about Hamas and PLO (together) who have been outraged by Prime Minister’s act. The act that they are outraged about is the fact Netanyahu decided to visit the Kotel after he casts his vote. Really??!! Are Palestinian leadership truly claiming that Kotel belongs to them? Or are they denying Israel’s and Jewish history? I put my money on the second question to be the answer for this outrage. These people are so vicious in their views that they are denying Jewish history with straight face. And the world wants Israel and Jews to make peace with these animals? Yes I called them animals because they are purposely trying to remove over 3000 years of religion because they simply do not want it to be there. They could use these fake outrage all they want, but Jerusalem is the eternal capital of the Jewish people all around the world. Kotel is the main sanctuary for the Jews that will never be compromised. If they are outraged by this, then it shows that they are not serious about the prospect of peace. The reason is quite simple, if you cannot respect the history and claim of Jewish people to this land, there is no way in hell the Jewish people will respect you or your people or your culture. If you are sworn to destroy the Jewish people and their history, then you are bound to be destroyed by them. Why? The answer is quite clear: it is called history! I understand the Palestinian leadership has a very hard time coming to terms with history and what has happened. They have also desperately tried to re-write history from facts to fictions; but if they look closer, they will understand that their plan will not work. Abbas wrote his thesis on Holocaust Denial theories. What else do you expect from these so called leaders? And the dumbest part is that the global opinion considers him to be a moderate. Their only results for Palestinian people have been nothing but full blown disaster and as always they try to close their eyes to reality and history. Now, I will wrap this post with this quote from this terrorist leader to show their pure stupidity.

"Netanyahu is trying to gain more Israeli votes on Election Day by provoking the Muslims and soiling the holy sites," a top Hamas figure said. The Islamist group also called for an uprising in the West Bank as a result of the "recurrent provocations."

Reuniting Brothers and Sisters after 2700 Years

When I read this, I literally had tears in my eyes. After 27 Centuries (2700 years), another Jewish tribe has been discovered and this new discovered tribe has been re-united with other Israeli tribes. The tribe is tribe of Menasheh. One of the saddest parts of Israelites history is disappearance of other ten tribes. This makes us all feel that we are not lost and we still have brothers and sisters in other parts of the world. This is like reuniting brothers and sisters who haven’t seen each other for 2700 years. It is incredible that after 2700 years that we still have reuniting days like today. Here is the article from JersualmPost.com

Israel welcomes 2,000th Bnei Menashe oleh from India
This has been my peoples' dream for thousands of years," says 18-year-old Mirna Singsit upon her arrival.
Israel welcomed its 2,000th member of the Bnei Menashe community on Thursday, when a flight carrying 53 of the tribe members from the state of Manipur in Northeast India touched down at Tel Aviv's Ben-Gurion Airport.
The Bnei Menashe claim descent from one of the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel, sent into exile for more than 27 centuries. The community continued to practice Judaism by observing the Sabbath and keeping kosher.
The community today numbers around 7,000 and resides in India's north-eastern border states of Manipur and Mizoram. There are 1,725 Bnei Menashe currently in Israel. Most of the Bnei Menashe community reside in Acre and Migdal Haemek in the north of Israel.
"I'm so very happy right now," said an 18-year-old Mirna Singsit, who was presented with a certificate acknowledging her as the 2,000th Bnei Menashe Oleh. "Not only has this been my dream since I was born, but it has been my peoples' dream for thousands of years."
Singsit came to Israel with her parents and three brothers but left behind a grandparent, four uncles and two aunts. She hopes to continue her education in Israel studying for her Bachelors degree in political science. But she hopes to live in Jerusalem, "the Holiest place on earth," she said.
After a five year hiatus, the Bnei Menashe aliya program was restarted after a unanimous decision by the Israeli cabinet last October.
The aliya program was frozen in 2007 by the Olmert government after members of the cabinet, in particular interior minister Meir Sheetrit, opposed it.
Over the past month, immigrants came on five flights facilitated by Shavei Israel, a non-profit organization with the aim of strengthening ties with Jewish descendents around the world.
"This is an emotional day for all of us," said Shavei Israel chairman Michael Freund. "But we will not rest until all the remaining Bnei Menashe still in India are able to make aliya as well."

Daniel Ziri contributed to this report.

Stunning Article from a Suadi Author?!

Would you believe if I tell you that the author of this article is from Saudi Arabia? And I found this article at "Arab News"? This guy basically nails it.

Abdulateef Al-Mulhim

Saturday 6 October 2012
Last Update 6 October 2012 2:53 am

Thirty-nine years ago, on Oct. 6, 1973, the third major war between the Arabs and Israel broke out. The war lasted only 20 days. The two sides were engaged in two other major wars, in 1948 and 1967.
The 1967 War lasted only six days. But, these three wars were not the only Arab-Israel confrontations. From the period of 1948 and to this day many confrontations have taken place. Some of them were small clashes and many of them were full-scale battles, but there were no major wars apart from the ones mentioned above. The Arab-Israeli conflict is the most complicated conflict the world ever experienced. On the anniversary of the 1973 War between the Arab and the Israelis, many people in the Arab world are beginning to ask many questions about the past, present and the future with regard to the Arab-Israeli conflict.
The questions now are: What was the real cost of these wars to the Arab world and its people. And the harder question that no Arab national wants to ask is: What was the real cost for not recognizing Israel in 1948 and why didn’t the Arab states spend their assets on education, health care and the infrastructures instead of wars? But, the hardest question that no Arab national wants to hear is whether Israel is the real enemy of the Arab world and the Arab people.
I decided to write this article after I saw photos and reports about a starving child in Yemen, a burned ancient Aleppo souk in Syria, the under developed Sinai in Egypt, car bombs in Iraq and the destroyed buildings in Libya. The photos and the reports were shown on the Al-Arabiya network, which is the most watched and respected news outlet in the Middle East.
The common thing among all what I saw is that the destruction and the atrocities are not done by an outside enemy. The starvation, the killings and the destruction in these Arab countries are done by the same hands that are supposed to protect and build the unity of these countries and safeguard the people of these countries. So, the question now is that who is the real enemy of the Arab world?
The Arab world wasted hundreds of billions of dollars and lost tens of thousands of innocent lives fighting Israel, which they considered is their sworn enemy, an enemy whose existence they never recognized. The Arab world has many enemies and Israel should have been at the bottom of the list. The real enemies of the Arab world are corruption, lack of good education, lack of good health care, lack of freedom, lack of respect for the human lives and finally, the Arab world had many dictators who used the Arab-Israeli conflict to suppress their own people.
These dictators’ atrocities against their own people are far worse than all the full-scale Arab-Israeli wars.
In the past, we have talked about why some Israeli soldiers attack and mistreat Palestinians. Also, we saw Israeli planes and tanks attack various Arab countries. But, do these attacks match the current atrocities being committed by some Arab states against their own people.
In Syria, the atrocities are beyond anybody’s imaginations? And, isn’t the Iraqis are the ones who are destroying their own country? Wasn’t it Tunisia’s dictator who was able to steal 13 billion dollars from the poor Tunisians? And how can a child starve in Yemen if their land is the most fertile land in the world? Why would Iraqi brains leave Iraq in a country that makes 110 billion dollars from oil export? Why do the Lebanese fail to govern one of the tiniest countries in the world? And what made the Arab states start sinking into chaos?
On May 14, 1948 the state of Israel was declared. And just one day after that, on May 15, 1948 the Arabs declared war on Israel to get back Palestine. The war ended on March 10, 1949. It lasted for nine months, three weeks and two days. The Arabs lost the war and called this war Nakbah (catastrophic war). The Arabs gained nothing and thousands of Palestinians became refugees.
And on 1967, the Arabs led by Egypt under the rule of Gamal Abdul Nasser, went in war with Israel and lost more Palestinian land and made more Palestinian refugees who are now on the mercy of the countries that host them. The Arabs called this war Naksah (upset). The Arabs never admitted defeat in both wars and the Palestinian cause got more complicated. And now, with the never ending Arab Spring, the Arab world has no time for the Palestinians refugees or Palestinian cause, because many Arabs are refugees themselves and under constant attacks from their own forces. Syrians are leaving their own country, not because of the Israeli planes dropping bombs on them. It is the Syrian Air Force which is dropping the bombs. And now, Iraqi Arab Muslims, most intelligent brains, are leaving Iraq for the est. In Yemen, the world’s saddest human tragedy play is being written by the Yemenis. In Egypt, the people in Sinai are forgotten.
Finally, if many of the Arab states are in such disarray, then what happened to the Arabs’ sworn enemy (Israel)? Israel now has the most advanced research facilities, top universities and advanced infrastructure. Many Arabs don’t know that the life expectancy of the Palestinians living in Israel is far longer than many Arab states and they enjoy far better political and social freedom than many of their Arab brothers. Even the Palestinians living under Israeli occupation in the West Bank and Gaza Strip enjoy more political and social rights than some places in the Arab World. Wasn’t one of the judges who sent a former Israeli president to jail is an Israeli-Palestinian?
The Arab Spring showed the world that the Palestinians are happier and in better situation than their Arab brothers who fought to liberate them from the Israelis. Now, it is time to stop the hatred and wars and start to create better living conditions for the future Arab generations.

"Free Gaza" Movemnt or KKK?

Who said being “Anti-Israel” is being “Anti-Semitic”? Who said being “Anti-Zionist” is “Anti-Semitic”? The answer is “I DO”!! Let’s presented exhibit A: the “Free Gaza” movements in deep poo these days. Their leader, Greta Berlin, “accidently” showed her true feelings about Jews. This vile sub-human showed her Anti-Semitic personality when she tweeted

“Zionists operated the concentration camps and helped murder millions of innocent Jews.”

The movement is in damage control mode. However, as much as they are trying to justify this, the facts on the ground are the perfect evidence to the contrary. These movements are inherently Anti-Semitic. The reason is quite simple: they simply do not recognize the right of the Jewish people to live in Israel. At the same time, they have not condemned the terrorist groups who openly vow to “throw the Jews into the sea” or their whole ideologies are grossly “Anti-Semitic”. These groups have never addressed what sort of future they envision for the future of this land. Most of the rhetoric that they use is a simple transformation of the slogans and baseless claims of the Nazis by replacing the word “Jews” to “Zionists”. They conduct the similar tactics and attacks against Jews. Of course, tweets like that simply provide us with a brief glimpse of true feelings of these people and groups by make things more clear.

This is the inherit nature of these groups. They are simply “Anti-Semitic”. They are fueled with hatred of Jews and Israel. They cannot stand this Jewish nation. Most of the sponsors of these groups are Islamic and Muslim Centers. The simple fact is clear: they cannot and do not accept a “Jewish Homeland” in what they consider to be a “Muslim Land.” The concept of this Jewish nation existing is a simple psychological torture for these groups. If you look into their members, most of them are Muslims. If you look into their chain of command and/or their fiscal support, most of it comes from Islamic centers or countries. Yes, there are occasion Liberal Jews (who love to scream very loudly) among them too that provide them with a beautiful false “peaceful coexist” bumper sticker to mask their hateful purpose. I have said it before and I will say it again: During Nazis there were Jews cooperating with the Nazis. Jews come from a background were self-criticism is encouraged. Throughout history, we have always had those people. However, it does not mean that the message they are sending is not “Anti-Semitic” simply because there are some so-called Jews among them.

At the end, I am going to wrap up this post with a video from the previous Flotilla that this vile sub-human organized. Their member scream at the Jewish soldiers: “shut up, go back to Auschwitz”.

Occupy Movement's Honest Outburst!

Seriously?!! Could you have imagined if Tea Party Movement would have posted such picture on their blogs or Facebook page? Well, the mainstream Media are/were in love with the Occupy Movement and they looked up to them as the youth movement. Time Magazine even included them as part of the “Man of the Year” edition.
Occupy Movement is stemmed directly from Left and its people. Liberals loved this movement and of course college campuses endorsed it as the movement for 21st century that will define future of this company. From day one, this movement was Anti-Semitic and the Media just covered for their absolute stupidity and Anti-Semitism. This is only a simple honest outburst of the truth that is hacked into the Occupy Movement’s DNA. The reason is very simple: Occupy Movement is stemmed from Left and Liberals and as much as they love to classify themselves as the “Tolerant” group, they are very much Anti-Semitic. I am not surprised at all to see this. However, I did not think they would be stupid enough to make such a move on a Holocaust Remembrance Day.
My heart soul goes to the victim and survivors of Holocaust. This day is truly a special day. Every year, I personally take a moment to remember those victims. This article and picture was a good excuse for me to put the work aside for a second and get back to blogging. I’ll end this post with my usual slogan, “NEVER AGAIN”!

Gilad Shalit is Going Home!

Yesterday was a huge news day. Of course I was swamped with massive amount of work and I didn’t get to write anything about them. A lot of my points that I have been writing about for the past five years came true. Iranian agents from Quds Army were busted in their attempt to conduct a terrorist attack within U.S. Soil. I am not going to tackle that issue now and tell you “I TOLD YOU SO!” I won’t write about Iranian propaganda mouthpieces in this country who are throwing conspiracy theories around without single shred of direct or circumstantial evidence either. I am going to write about how proud I am to be an Israeli and a Jew today.
Israel and Hamas came to an agreement with regards to release of Gilad Shalit. I do not care for the price that was paid; all I know is that it was the right decision. He is a Jew and he is still alive and Israel should bring him back to Israel at any costs. This is a true proud moment for Israel and it showed how much it values its citizens’ lives. Today is the day that we could hold our head high in the international community and show them what it means to defend your citizen in every battlefield. In a region where most of the neighboring government are murdering, torturing, oppressing, and committing all sorts of crimes against their own citizens in search of democracy, this small country set an example as to what it means to value its citizen’s lives. Look at the “Arab Spring” and the level of cruelty involved there to see the difference. Look Egyptian achievement of democracy in the region that resulted in oppressing of the religious minority and empowering of the religious fanatics. Now look at Israel and how much it values its citizens’ lives. I am truly proud of Israel.
I really do not care about how Palestinians are celebrating. Truly, it does not matter at all. Israel is bringing back its soldier and he is going home after five years. I wish him well and I congratulate Israel for this accomplishment.
One issue: Khaled Mashal who is one of Hamas’s leaders in Syria called it a Palestinian National Achievements that all Palestinian should be proud of. My question is proud of what? Palestinians should be proud of kidnapping, coercion, torture, and breaking every single international in the book with regards to PoWs or enemy combatant as they like to classify it?! This is what they should be proud of? Is this Palestinian dedication to humanity? War? Violence? Terrorism? Murder? Kidnapping? Israel just had another one of its scientists win Noble Prize and they won it not in one of those Affirmative action prices that they usually give to Arabs or Muslim nationals to make them feel better such as Peace Prize (although it is highly Ironic). They won the noble prize in chemistry and that is Israeli national pride. 5 out of 7 winners were actually Jews this year. This is what Israelis and Jews are proud of. Israel’s pride is the fact that she paid a tremendous price to bring its beloved citizen home. Israel’s pride is the fact that they value their citizens’ lives and they will do anything to rescue them. This is the vast difference between the two cultures and moments like these are when you could see the true faces of groups like these.
About those right wingers who are criticizing this deal: if you oppose this deal you are not a Jew. Very simple! A Jewish life is worth a lot more than just 1000 terrorists. Israel has pretty mighty armed forces to defend Israelis and Jews around the world and hopefully they’ll hunt anybody down and send them to meet their 72 virgins if they choose to go back to terrorism against Israel. For now, Gilad is going home and everybody should be happy about it. Don’t worry, Israel will protect itself.

“Gay Orthodox Shabaton was like ‘heaven’”: WHAAAT!!!!

When I read this story, I could not stop laughing. I am a strong advocate of Gay/Lesbian Rights. The reason is very simple: nobody should be treated any different based on their sexual preferences. I am advocating for legal rights and equal rights in work places. People have the freedom to choose to do whatever they want. There should not be a discriminatory system that interferes with your sexuality. However, I am also very critical of Gay/Lesbian groups based on the fact that I believe they have abandoned the important fight which is equal rights in the society and they have decided to force feed the society and picking the “in your face” fight. For example, one is gay marriage. They are not fighting for equal rights for the gays. Instead, they have decided to change the definition of marriage. They could have easily fought for the same exact rights under the civil union.
However, this story blew me away. As I said, I could not stop laughing. I have very mixed feeling about this. I do not know whether to support it or not, but I know that it is very interesting. The only question that I have is this: how could these people who consider themselves “Orthodox Jews”, who are supposed to follow the strict rules of the Bible, justify the fact that the Bible clearly states its stance against Homosexuality and although affirm its existence in the society, it states that “G-d Deplores it.” I mean I would understand the acceptance of Reform Judaism for Homosexuality. However, under strict “Orthodox” rules, how could they justify it? I am just wondering. Here is the story:

Gay Orthodox Shabbaton Was Like ‘Heaven’
Usually, when Adam goes to shul, he feels like part of him is just not there. In the black-hat synagogue he attends with his children, he feels that he’s always guarding the secret that he’s gay. Although he grew up in the haredi community and attended its institutions, he no longer feels comfortable in that world, even as his children are very much integrated into the community. While he has come out to his ex-wife, his children still don’t know. Last month, he walked into Kabbalat Shabbat services at the Isabella Friedman Retreat Center and felt exhilarated, as the first-ever Orthodox gay lesbian transgender community Shabbaton was beginning. Gone were his fears of not being accepted.

Adam, who is in his 30s, said the minyan, with its mechitza, was in the Orthodox tradition, a “service that my own black-hat father would feel right at home in. There were literally people with black hats. There’s something so powerful about not having to withhold part of me. I hadn’t connected to a Friday-night tefilla, prayer, like that in many years.” That high continued through the weekend.

Others among the 140 attendees echoed Michael’s words. Participants included 40 women and 100 men of all ages, among them couples with children, people like Michael who grew up Orthodox and were struggling to somehow fit in, ba’alei teshuvah, converts, and those who left the Orthodox world and were now on its margins.

Some were very much in the closet, others were out, and some came out after the weekend. One male couple has a civil marriage and is now planning a religious ceremony, and invited fellow participants to join them. One haredi young man came from England, with the encouragement of a Reform rabbi in whom he confided.

The Shabbaton was organized by Eshel, a collaborative program established by individuals and organizations involved in the Orthodox gay Jewish world, including JQY (Jewish Queer Youth), GLYDSA (Gay and Lesbian Yeshiva Day School Alumni), Tirtzah, Orthodykes and Neharim. Rabbi Steven Greenberg, director of Orthodox programming for Neharim and a member of the seven-person steering commission of Eshel, describes the Shabbaton as an “unmitigated success of the Orthodox gay community.”

Eshel was formed last summer, just around the same time, coincidentally, as a group of Orthodox rabbis issued the “Statement of Principles on the Place of Jews with a Homosexual Orientation in Our Community,” which affirmed that all human beings are to be treated with respect and urged that those Jews with gay orientation be welcomed as full members of the community.

The Shabbaton, meant to be a safe space for attendees to express themselves, was decidedly closed to the press. But shortly after the Jan. 21-23 event, organizers felt that “this was too important a moment not to share,” and invited a reporter to speak with participants. Like Adam, many of the people quoted here are referred to by pseudonyms to protect their privacy. The details of their lives are true.

Adam, whose marriage broke up years ago, is very protective of his children, and understands that the ramifications for them in the haredi community would be huge, if he were to come out. He’s now in a relationship with another man, who’s from a Conservative background and is accommodating to his religious needs. But he remains Orthodox, feeling “foremost a father. This is their world.”

As much of a high as the Shabbaton was, Adam says it’s just not the reality of his life. But the experience has motivated him to move more quickly toward finding a more integrated life. He’s begun the process of trying to figure out how to tell those closest to him, to change this “bizarre half-life that has eclipsed me.

“I feel strongly based on my personal experiences that the continuing push for non-openness — people say, ‘This is your issue, we’ll accept your struggle, but don’t talk about it’ — is so damaging,” he says. That’s what led me to make a very bad choice. At the end of the day I stood under the chupah.”

Sarah, who is in her late 20s and lives outside of Philadelphia, feels very isolated in her Orthodox community but believes there is room for “compassionate acceptance.” Being at the Shabbaton made her realize for the first time that a relationship with a Jewish woman who shared her religious commitment was actually possible.

For Hayley, 33, who is transgender, the entire weekend was “heaven, like walking through a dream. You didn’t feel like you were being analyzed or judged, no need to look around worrying about what other people were thinking.” She attended along with her wife Lena and 7-year-old son.

Hayley grew up as an Orthodox man in the Sephardic world, where he was taunted, not supported by the rabbis, and never felt like he fit in; he later served in the U.S. Navy and married. After five years of marriage, he told Lena about the cross-gender feelings that were making him feel miserable in his life. Lena supported his efforts to change sexes, and they have remained a couple.

Their son used to go to a yeshiva, but after Haley’s transition, they sent him to a public school out of concerns for his comfort and hope someday to switch him back. The couple prefers Sephardic-type services but rarely go to synagogue in their Brooklyn neighborhood, as Haley knows that some people in the community know about her, including some relatives, and “people in this community can be violent.” She adds, “I feel that rabbis and other should reserve their judgment until they’ve been in my shoes.”

Hayley, who punctuates her conversation with “Baruch Hashem,” thanking God, says that they would like to find a close-knit community where she and Lena could feel at home. She laughs and says that they have many more friends now that she’s a woman, and most are Orthodox.

Some participants cried on the telephone as they recalled experiences with rabbis who told them they were unwelcome to study in their yeshivas or that “suicide wasn’t such a bad outcome if therapy didn’t work,” or relatives who sent condolences as though they had cancer. Several spoke of being sent by family members and rabbis to reparative therapy — with the intention that they would be “fixed” or changed — and how painful and damaging that was.

For Yoshi, who grew up with emotional and physical abuse, the very rabbis who brought him deeper into a committed Orthodox lifestyle were the ones who rejected him once they learned of his sexuality, tore his belief away from him and fractured his relationship with God. He attended with his partner, and both are thinking of becoming rabbis.

Several participants said that they made their own peace with halacha, or were at least at peace with themselves, citing that very few people can strictly follow all of the laws, and that they try to live with integrity, according to Torah values. Some spoke of possibilities of different interpretations. One man admitted he had no good answers, and has both respect for the halacha and a strong feeling that “this is the way that God made me.”

Moshe, 45, who lives in the South and feels triply ostracized as Jewish, Orthodox and gay, says, “Orthodoxy needs to evolve, to embrace gays and lesbians in their midst. They are in their midst. Nobody here is trying to change halacha; we’re not trying to negate the Torah. We’re trying to ask, Will people please make room for us?”

A member of the group that built the gay and lesbian synagogue in Greenwich Village, Congregation Beth Simchat Torah, Barry, 64, found that Orthodox liturgy speaks to him most and now belongs to an Orthodox shul on the Upper West Side. He has come out with his rabbi, and feels that many in the synagogue know about his status, even if they don’t talk about it, and have long been welcoming toward him.

Joe, a graduate student in psychology in his mid-20s from the New York area who identifies as Modern Orthodox down to the core, says that he gained a historical perspective on the issues by attending the Shabbaton. He now has great admiration for those who are generations older who had remarkable courage.

“I have the Internet — I would still be in the closet without it,” he adds.

Yehuda Greenberg, project director for Eshel, said that the Shabbaton exceeded expectations. While they had initially thought of it as an annual event, they will probably hold them more frequently.

“There has been a watershed change in the last 10 years in how this challenge is being addressed in the Orthodox community,” says Naomi S. Mark, a licensed clinical social worker in private practice in New York City who sees a lot of Orthodox LGBT clients as well as their families.

“The Shabbaton was a milestone in showing how the Orthodox gay community is getting organized, supporting each other’s efforts to stay connected to their religious roots even as they explore their identity in new ways.”

Mark sees the conventional Orthodox community as much more open than a decade ago, and encourages gay people to keep telling their stories to promote understanding. “It makes one hopeful for what can happen in another 10 years.

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FBI Hate Crime Report

FBI hate crime report came out and it was just shocking. We always hear everywhere Muslims are being targeted in this country and how they are the victims. Yet, this report says something else. Click here for the link to FBI website. Here is an overall look at the report and what is interesting about it:

Anti-Black 3,136
Anti-Jewish 1,027
Anti-White 1,008
Anti-Male Homosexual 881
Anti-Hispanic 770
Anti-Female Homosexual 192
Anti-Islamic 191

The simple question is: who is the victim? Who is not the victim? And who is playing the victim? Why are they playing victim?