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I'm not into foolish drama.

The time to have taken on Nazis was in the 1930’s and 40’s. When it would have mattered. Many in the Jewish community at that time ignored the growing threat - believing their German neighbors too civilized to be the kind of people they actually were... They ignored the massive State powers Nazis were assuming. Ignored the hints of totalitarianism. That's not the case with Nicolas Anelka - he's a powerless loser...

Pretending Nicolas Anelka is a threat might serve some emotional need but it's just not true.

That whole ‘jesse jackson’ thin-skinned bit about imaginary threats is offensive. One nutty white person is not a pattern. Either is one nutty black person. Or one ‘nazi loser’... No one’s going to restart a KKK and put blacks in chains - no one’s going to resurrect the Nazi party. Everyone’s on the watch for that evil... might be fun to fight yesterday's wars, but it's an ineffective strategy against future evils.

The biggest threat now - biggest real threat - now as then - is with large powerful establishment groups. In our time it's groups like State sponsored radical Muslims. And the totalitarian movement happening within the United States right now - still in it's infancy, but growing ... Or current groups like those in the Obama Administration willing to throw Israel to the wolves. That's where our passion belongs...

If all the modern day ‘Nazis’ got together they couldn't elect a city dog catcher in any part of the Western world - no less take over a Western country. Their a diversion. Boycott them, mock them, but don't waste social capital on their foolishness.

Fighting yesterday's battles feels good... it's just not great strategy.