https://charlesmoscowitz.medium.com/trump-haters-go-out-in-disgrace-ecf1fc449ba7
The Anti-Defamation League assumed the mantle of American Jewish leadership in 1913 when they intervened in the Atlanta murder trial of soon to be convicted murderer and rapist Leo Frank. At the time, the ADL unfairly played the anti-Semitism card and they have continued to fan the flames of anti-Semitism ever since and often for self-serving reasons.
Today, the ADL, which has veered to the fringes of the political left, employs the anti-Semitism card to silence any person or group who opposes their agenda. They have allied themselves with a basket of radical groups and causes while spear-heading efforts to censor the mainstream opinions of their opponents on big tech by smearing them with the charge of “mis-information.” This may have the inadvertent effect of exacerbating anti-Semitism.
Charles Moscowitz claims that the ADL is out of touch with growing numbers of American Jews who are turning to the right as well as mainstream liberal Jews who reject the ADL’s radical turn to the left. Moscowitz audaciously claims that Judaism is a conservative faith that reflects the de-facto beliefs and lives of most American Jews who are waking up to this fact.
In his book The Case for JEXIT: The American Jewish Exodus from the Left, Charles Moscowitz utilizes sociological imagination as constructed by Sociologist C. Wright Mills.
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Charles Moscowitz is the author of numerous non-fiction books and is the host of Charles Moscowitz LIVE on Rumble, iTunes and subscribing platforms. Moscowitz is a student at Bunker Hill Community College in Boston where he majors in Sociology.
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The Great Establishment Deception
This book of social theory identifies two forms of antisemitism. The first form, which may apply with variations to any minority group, is the normal prejudice and bigotry that we all, to varying degrees, hold toward “the other.” Based upon combinations of suspicion, fear, envy and ignorance, this unpleasant but natural form of antisemitism is best reduced and in some cases dispelled by compassion, human interaction and love.
The second form is the antisemitic imagination and this involves the weaponizing of the first form by adding various conspiracy theories. This weaponization is usually conducted at various levels by an establishment, in the form of a government which may either directly or informally collude with establishment entities of business, media, academia, entertainment and finance. By exploiting antisemitic conspiracy theories, the establishment deflects attention away from its own agendas and its own malfeasance by pointing the ...
The American Reichstag Fire is available on Amazon Books
As the author of The American Reichstag Fire, I now expect to be thrown in prison. Now that President Trump and 18 of his lawyers and associates have been indicted and face prison in Fulton County, Georgia than I expect to be next. In my case they probably won’t even bother with the formalities. They will probably just call me an insurrectionist and a white supremacist, even though I don’t happen to be white, and then lock me up in some gulag like the one they keep in D.C. They keep that gulag for anyone who might have been near the US Capitol during the fed inspired riots that shut down the Electoral Assembly on January 6th, 2021. That assembly was the last opportunity to get to the bottom of whether the election was stolen.
We will now not likely ever know for sure since they shut down the hearings scheduled for 7 states and then re-assembled around midnight in order to gavel Biden into the presidency without any hearings or the ...
What liberals and Democrats need to understand
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Charles Moscowitz is the author of the new book: The American Reichstag Fire - The political and sociological consequences of a false flag
Given the fact that former President Donald Trump is favored to win the Republican nomination for President in 2024, it is now high time for liberals and for Democrats to at least begin to re-assess their attitudes toward Trump and the MAGA movement. In spite of 7 years of non-stop negative media, Trump and his movement not only continue to endure as a powerful and potent political and social force, but the movement appears to be gaining new momentum in the face of the prosecution and indictments of the front-runner.
Liberals and Democrats need to look beyond their narrow talking points and consider the reasons for this momentum. Indeed, such an examination, and such a national conversation, is critical to preserving the cohesive ...