Google Executive Kamau Bobb
Posted on 06/03/2021 7:33:21 AM PDT by MarvinStinson
Kamau Bobb, Google’s global head of “diversity strategy and research,” and senior director of the “Equity in Computing” research center at Georgia Tech, claimed that Jews have an “insatiable appetite for war and killing” in a 2007 blog post on his personal website.
The post, titled “If I were a Jew,” slams Israel for an alleged “insatiable appetite for vengeful violence” and goes on to say “if I were a Jew I would be concerned about my insatiable appetite for war and killing in defense of myself.”
Noting the various atrocities that have been committed against Jews throughout history, Bobb speculates that, if he were a Jew, the behavior of Israel towards the Lebanese and Palestinians would be irreconcilable with that aspect of Jewish identity.
"I wouldn’t understand those who suggest that bombing Lebanon, slaughtering Lebanese people and largely destroying Beirut in retaliation for the capture of a few soldiers is justified.
"I wouldn’t understand the notion of collective punishment, cutting off gas, electricity and water from residents in Gaza because they are attacking Israel who is fighting against them. It would be unconscionable to me to watch Israeli tanks donning the Star of David rumbling through Ramallah destroying buildings and breaking the glass."
The Google diversity chief goes on to say that if he were a Jew, his “reflections on Kristallnacht” (the infamous pogrom in Nazi Germany) would lead him to empathize with the “animus, vengeance, and violence” now carried by Palestinians and Muslims.
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
Google Executive Kamau Bobb
“The faith and reason of the Palestinians or of Muslims cannot simply be baseless. I would have to believe that the degree of animus, vengeance and violence that they now carry is not rooted in their identity, but rather in their experience; in the sordid nation shuffling and rebuilding that took place after World War II.”
says Google Executive Kamau Bobb.
we all know “diversity” has nothing to do with diversity.
He’s got it backwards; it’s mussies that do that.
I’m ashamed this bozo darkened the portals of Georgia Tech. And wearing a kaffiyeh? He makes it easy to see where his sympathies lie. And just what does a director of diversity do ffs?!
Kamau Bobb???
Kamau Bobblehead???
Fugeddabouddit.
What would 50% of the Jewish vote get us? The rats are trying very hard to send them over but you can only lead a horse to water. Can we make it drink? History says it’s not worth the effort.
WTF? Tech has really fallen...
Poor fella.........he must suffer from Cold Neck Syndrome.
If I were a black man... maybe I would not waste my time attacking Jews but rather turn my efforts to improving the standard of living of blacks.... but that would be just too damn hard wouldn't it?!
Code words for racism against whites sexism against men bigotry against Christians and antisemitism
All wrapped into one clever little word
Really just do it.
IS this fool saying that “He would NOT kill in defense of himself?”
Who writes him a paycheck???
Many American Jews, at least in my limited personal experience, don't see so-called anti-Zionism as anti-Semitic. They are wrong.
That’s asking for way too much
Reminds me of the 300....
Google!
Kamau - I thought I saw a bunch of those running around a savanna on Animal Planet.
The hell you say. How many world wars have been started by Jewish people?
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“Steam control?”
“Steam control. It’s a capital investment. It’s a very good one. You know what capital is? You think it’s something you own, don’t you. You think it’s factories and machines and buildings and land and things you can sell and stocks and money and banks and corporations. You think it’s something you own, because you always owned it. You owned all this land.” He waved his arm back toward the bay window and the gloomy backyard and the three sycamore trees. “You owned all the land, and out there, out there in . . . Kansas . . . and . . . Oklahoma . . . everybody just lined up, and they said, ‘On the mark, get set, go!’ and a whole lot of white people started running, and there was all this land, and all they had to do was get to it and stand on it, and they owned it, and their white skin was their deed of property . . . see . . . The red man, he was in the way, and he was eliminated. The yellow man, he could lay rails across it, but then he was shut up in Chinatown. And the black man, he was in chains the whole time anyway. And so you owned it all, and you still own it, and so you think capital is owning things. But you are mistaken. Capital is controlling things. Controlling things. You want land in Kansas? You want to exercise your white deed of property? First you got to control Kansas . . . see . . . Controlling things. I don’t suppose you ever worked in a boiler room. I worked in a boiler room. People own the boilers, but that don’t do ’em a bit of good unless they know how to control the steam . . . see . . . If you can’t control . . . the steam, then it’s Powder Valley for you and your whole gang. If you ever see a steam boiler go out of control, then you see a whole lot of people running for their lives. And those people, they are not thinking about that boiler as a capital asset, they are not thinking about the return on their investment, they are not thinking about the escrow accounts and the audits and the prudent thing . . . see . . . They are saying, ‘Great God almighty, I lost control,’ and they are running for their lives. They’re trying to save their very hides.
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.So what I’m telling you is, you best be waking up. You’re practicing the capitalism of the future, and you don’t even know it. You’re not investing in a day-care center for the children of Harlem. You’re investing in the souls . . . the souls . . . of the people who’ve been in Harlem too long to look at it like children any longer, people who’ve grown up with a righteous anger in their hearts and a righteous steam building up in their souls, ready to blow. A righteous steam. When you people come up here and talk about ‘minority contractors’ and ‘minority hiring’ and day-care centers for the street people, of the street people, and by the street people, you’re humming the right tune, but you don’t want to sing the right words. You don’t want to come right out and say it: ‘Please, dear Lord, God almighty, let’m do what they want with the money, just so long’s it controls the steam . . . before it’s too late . . . Well, you go ahead and have your audit and talk to your HRA and reorganize your boards and cross all the t’s and dot all the i’s. Meantime, I’ve done your investing for you, and thanks to me, you’re already ahead of the game . . . Oh, conduct your audit! . . . But the time is coming when you will say: ‘Thank God. Thank God! Thank God we entered the money on the books Reverend Bacon’s way!’ Because I’m the conservative, whether you know it or not. You don’t know who’s out there on those wild and hungry streets. I am your prudent broker on Judgment Day. Harlem, the Bronx, and Brooklyn, they’re gonna blow, my friend, and on that day, how grateful you will be for your prudent broker . . . your prudent broker . . . who can control the steam. Oh yes. On that day, the owners of capital, how happy they will be to exchange what they own, how happy they will be to give up their very birthrights, just to control that wild and hungry steam. No, you go on back down, and you say, ‘Bishop, I’ve been uptown, and I’m here to tell you we made a good investment. We found a prudent broker. We’re gonna occupy the high ground when it all comes down.”
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