[Shermy]

#6

Here's the BBC lines

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/uk/2000/newsmakers/2481623.stm

"...Tom Paulin's passionate rhetoric puts him firmly in the great - and varied - tradition of Irish dissenters, whether they be Jonathan Swift, James Joyce or Ian Paisley.

Now his polemical, knockabout, style has ruffled feathers in the US, where the Jewish question is notoriously sensitive...."

Swift and Joyce would use Nazi-like terms like "Jewish Question?"

Ian Paisley?

Strange.

[prairiebreeze]

Kilroy-Silk is apparently protesting the BBC decision to take his program off the air. Per CNS.com BBC Talk Show Host Suspended For Anti-Arab Column

Prairie

[Snake65]

The writer of that bio piece you linked shouldn't have been so mealy-mouthed and just written Endlösung der Judenfrage.

I can't see how anyone with even a tenth grade education would use a phrase like that, especially in an article describing a man who calls for the murder of Israelis. It must be intentional. I'm not sure if I should laugh or be horrified, but I'm leaning towards horrified.