The insignia is the go-to image for neo-Nazis.
You know the Israel advocacy movement is in disarray when they start mocking and bullying people for being shocked at the idea of someone reading a pro-Nazi book. The extremists had a pile-on about it anyway.
A hit piece article promptly followed based on gimmickry, by two well-known extremists within the Zionist advocacy movement.
David Lange of Israellycool, who is thought to have moved with his parents to Australia at a young age after the fall of apartheid in South Africa, he then moved to Israel to live out his apartheid fantasies there, after becoming disgruntled with life in Australia. And another extremist called Adam (it is not yet known if he has an Eve or an Evan), who lives in the harbour town of Tenby in Wales.
As can be seen from the tweets, there have been many well-meaning, moderate Jews who’ve pointed out to me that this comic-cum-book, is a Pulitzer winning portrayal of the Holocaust.
I, as I suppose with the vast majority of the western world and the world in general, wouldn’t be familiar with this comic, and when the title was illegible, all there was to go by was the Nazi insignia. Which I rightly was taken aback by.
The extremists however, weren’t interested in the fact that I was shocked at the insignia. To them it’s quite normal I suppose. They saw this as an opportunity to bully and ridicule me for not knowing the comic just by looking at image on the cover of the comic.
Their general sentiment was “what idiot, why doesn’t she know this comic”.
As if everyone in the world should know this very niche comic just because it won a Pulitzer decades ago.
How many people have watched all the movies that ever won an Oscar in all the various categories. Or watched all the theatre shows that ever won an Olivier.
These extremists do nothing with their line of attack other than show their solipsism.
Not to mention to sheer desperation to get one over on those they don’t not like or who don’t share their extremist views.
They are even prepared to weaponise the Nazi insignia, which is an indication that there are no levels of despicability that they will not stoop to.
Another point that came out of this episode is also a rather chilling.
I have had many tweets over the past months which have had far more likes and comments, but have not had anywhere near as many views as this one generated.
246k views is abnormally high for the relatively low number of comments, retweets and likes.
That was intriguing, so we had it checked with Twitter to see how that could be explained.
The most probable reason they said is that this Tweet had been shared within various large groups outside of Twitter.
Extremist Zionists have long been suspected to operate organised groups for example, WhatsApp groups like troll farms do, where tweets and information can be disseminated at mass and speed.
This suggests the existence of such groups. They use it for pile-ons, and attack and bully people on-line.
This nefarious practice is getting out of hand. It must be stopped.
Tech has opened up many positive doors that in the past were unimaginable, it is a net gain for society. Alas, extremists and nefarious actors within society will always find ways to use it for sinister reasons.
Which we all must be vigilant about.
