Liberal bias shows after museum shooting

On Wednesday after the shooting at the National Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., the media was quick to judge the shooter as a "right-wing extremist."

On second look, this man, James Von Brunn,is not a "right-wing extremist." He is a left-wing wacko. His next target was to be the conservative opinion magazine "The Weekly Standard."

The shooter is a hater of neoconservatives since they support Zionism. He hated George W. Bush. He was a 9/11 conspiracy theorist.

This man is a far-left liberal nut. This we know now after the media was quick to judge him as the other way because of the DHS study.

This hate is getting more severe as MSNBC is now appearing to support a Palestinian state. The Left-wing wack jobs will follow their left-wing news buddies into violence. Obama's former pastor Jeremiah Wright has also said "them Jews" aren't letting Obama talk to him. The hatred for the Jews on the left is increasing.

IN THE NEWS:
Politico: Weekly Standard may have been shooter target
Hot Air: Rev. Wright on Obama: 'Them Jews aren't going to let him talk to me'
Rush Limbaugh: Hate-promoting left seizes chance to falsely blame right for violence

Obama's pastor attacks 'them Jews'

President Barack Obama's former pastor, or so you may think, is a Jew-hater. Obama may be much of the same as his former pastor.

Rev. Jerimiah Wright is now saying that "them Jews" wont let him speak to the president.

Is Obama a Jew Hater? Many Israelis think so

Many Jews are wondering who's side President Barack Obama is on. Now, as Obama has tried to mend ties with the "Muslim world" and has talked about his Muslim family history, many Jews are afraid.

Now, as Obama has spoke in Cairo and even spoke from the Quran, the fear is getting bigger for many Israeli Jews.

Obama even said this in Cairo:


Obama on Israel and Palestine:


IN THE NEWS:
Jerusalem Post: Far-right wing activists launch anti-Obama campaign
Associated Press: Obama calls for new beginning between US, Muslims

Holocaust denial widespread among Israeli Arabs

In a survey published Monday, more than 40 percent of Israel's Arab citizens say the Holocaust never happened and more than one half say Israel does not have the right to exist.

Read the article below.

IN THE NEWS:
Associated Press: Holocaust denial widespread among Israeli Arabs