[SJackson]

Assuming you're serious, I suggest you do a Google search on the keywords "false hate crime". You will see a list of websites that document them. The "we" includes anybody who has read them.

I followed your suggestion.

Did a search for "false hate crimes"

Got two sites. One, TOC which looks to be about fathers fighting false charges.

The other, The Birdman, Blacks' Sucker-The-Man Ruse: America How minorities sucker white civil society and destroy American civilization, you're pretty much out and out hate site, though they're slandering blacks, not Jews. You really shouldn't hang out at places like that, you can get that bird flu stuff and worse right over your internet connection.

Now it's your turn, come up with your excuse why you didn't really mean THAT search.

[Polybius]

Did a search for "false hate crimes" Got two sites.

I don't want to get into the argument of whether this was a false hate crime or not. However, to make a Google Search point, it makes a big difference if you search for:

"false hate crimes" with quotation marks

or

false hate crimes without quotation marks.

The former gets you two hits. The latter gets you 141,000 hits.

[Dave Olson]

Now it's your turn, come up with your excuse why you didn't really mean THAT search.

Whew! There's no reason to get snotty about it.

After looking closer, the search engine I used was "Netscape enhanced by Google". Perhaps you can try that one instead.

[Dave Olson]

I also noticed that you entered "false hate crimes". Try the singular "false hate crime" instead.