[jocon307]

Oh PUH-leeze! I'm sorry, vandalizing Synogogues is a terrible thing, but it's not like it never happened before. And this part makes me suspicious: "several people who called 9NEWS to report the damage said that they blamed Mel Gibson’s movie “The Passion of the Christ” for rekindling anti-Semitism." Maybe we need seek no further for the perpatrators.

[malakhi]

Maybe we need seek no further for the perpatrators.

How about you come up with some evidence before blaming the victim?

[3catsanadog]

We've also seen, here and there, false charges of racism. A black family gets racist graffiti on their homes and vandalism. After some good investigation, it turns out it is the blacks who are doing the damage so they can get some victim bennies of some form or another and keep the racial fires burning.

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

Why don't you take your boot off the necks of these people and let them up off the ground you're accusing until their is some MENTION of proof!

BigMack

[maryz]

Maybe we need seek no further for the perpetrators.

Well, they were certainly johnny-on-the-spot reporting it!

[Commie Basher]

And this part makes me suspicious: "several people who called 9NEWS to report the damage said that they blamed Mel Gibson’s movie “The Passion of the Christ” for rekindling anti-Semitism." Maybe we need seek no further for the perpatrators.

There was a conservative book released in the 1990s, which documented that a certain percentage of "hate crimes" (racial and homophobic), especially those resulting in no serious injuries or property damage, are actually "inside jobs" meant to spark outraged media coverage.

Anyone recall the title of the book?

Have no idea about the origins of these attacks. There should be an investigation, open to all possibilities.