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Sven Longshanks
Daily Stormer
February 1, 2015
A courageous Anglican vicar has used his Facebook page to point out that Israel were behind the 9-11 attacks and the Jews have predictably started shrieking and hissing about Antisemitism once again.
But instead of giving in to their whining, he has demanded they come up with some proof to show that Israel was not involved.
A Guildford vicar has removed a Facebook post linking to an article entitled ‘9-11/Israel did it’ – but asked Jewish News to show him articles refuting such claims.
Rev. Stephen Sizer (pictured), who is well-known for his anti- Israel views, posted a link to an article which, among other things, seeks to connect wealthy American Jews to the attacks, through their ownership of buildings, political affiliations or links to Israel. “Is this anti-Semitic?” he asked online. “It raises so many questions.”
Board vice president Jonathan Arkush, who pushed for Sizer to remove the link, said: “Posting, and giving approval to, an article which in effect accuses Jews of responsibility for the 9/11 atrocity is unquestionably anti-Semitic, just as it is beyond absurd.”
However Sizer seemed to defend his actions in an email to the Jewish News, saying: “I would welcome articles you can recommend refuting the allegations.” Noting that many Americans feel 9/11 was “an inside job,” Sizer added: “It is essential the public become convinced of what happened before and after 9/11. Inevitably the truth will upset many people if it is shown by further investigation that the official explanations are shown to be deficient.”
He added: “Encouraging research and debate on all aspects of [9/11] is not anti- Semitic… Suppressing discussion on such grounds will fuel suspicion, not remove it.” Arkush said he was “extremely concerned that a Church of England minister could possibly have considered it appropriate or becoming to his position to advertise such racist nonsense”.
Sizer, Vicar of Christ Church, Virginia Water, has previously been accused by the Jewish community of linking to extremist content and over the language he used. In 2013, the Church instigated disciplinary proceedings following a formal complaint from the Board. Sizer maintained that his views were not anti-Semitic, but directed at Israeli policy towards Palestinians.
Why is it not anti-American when people point out that America was behind the Ukraine coup, or anti-British to point out the lies that Tony Blair told to get us into war with Iraq?
The Jews have succeeded in making people believe that exposure of their terrorist state’s many crimes is some kind of pathological disease that can only be cured by legislating against it.
The real insanity is found in those that take their claims seriously and repeat them with a straight face, like Theresa May vowing to stamp out Antisemitic opinion with tougher jail sentences, as if such a thing were possible.
