Posted on 06/20/2014 10:59:05 AM PDT by Brad from Tennessee
PARIS I am not an anti-Semite, French comedian Dieudonné Mbala Mbala says with a devilish grin near the start of his hit show at this citys Théâtre de la Main dOr.
Then come the Jew jokes.
In front of a packed house, he apes Alain Jakubowicz, a French Jewish leader who calls the humor of Dieudonné tantamount to hate speech. While the comedian skewers Jakubowicz, Stars of David glow on screen and, as the audience guffaws, a soundtrack plays evoking the trains to Nazi death camps. In various other skits, he belittles the Holocaust, then mocks it as a gross exaggeration.
In a country where Jewish leaders are decrying the worst climate of anti-Semitism in decades, Dieudonné, a longtime comedian and erstwhile politician whose attacks on Jews have grown progressively worse, is a sign of the times. French authorities issued an effective ban on his latest show in January for inciting hate. So he reworked the material to get back on stage, cutting, for instance, one joke lamenting the lack of modern-day gas chambers. . .
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Jews tend to be very, very liberal.
That philosophy built modern day France.
Obama/Kerry/Hillary/ And.... ?
Start getting your attics ready, everybody!
Jews tend to be very, very liberal.
In the US, certainly; but in France as well?
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