Joe Kaufman Can't Get Me Out of His Mind

Joe Kaufman, the notorious anti-Arab, anti-Muslim Kahane-ist, can't seem to get me out of his brain. Me? I long ago forgot about this loser, but Kaufman apparently had nothing to write about so he decided to write a lengthy article on my comments about Rashid Khalidi and my opinions on Hamas and Hezbollah.

There's nothing for me to clarify, except one thing: Kaufman accuses Khalidi of being a PLO spokesman, something Khalidi himself has denied. That's between Kaufman and Khalidi.

As far as what I have said about Hamas and Hezbollah, that they are not solely terrorist organizations, is supported by the words of the ex-Mossad Chief Efraim Halevy. These are his exact words as quoted by Mother Jones Magazine: "Hamas is 'not solely a terrorist group,' but a political one as well; it has aspirations 'to be part of the system and not, as Al Qaeda aspires, to destroy it.'"

I have said nothing different regarding Hamas. I have never agreed with their ideology, and in fact have repudiated it. I have acknowledged and condemned their terror attacks as without merit both in light of international law and Islamic jurisprudence.

In addition, my references to CAIR on this blog were taken down because I no longer work for CAIR. I have gone back to school full time since August. Sorry not to update you on my personal life, Joe.

But allow me to shine some light on Joe. Unlike me, Kaufman is just fine with killing innocent people, even suggesting that Syria be nuked right after 9-11. He is a rabid Kahane-ist. The movement he is a part of is a militant and radical Jewish extremist group based out of Israel and on the teachings of Rabbi Meir Kahane. Kahane's political organization is listed as a terrorist organization in both Israel and the U.S. No small achievement, indeed.

Kaufman has made a living off of harrassing and terrorizing the Muslim and Arab American communties for years with outrageous lies and guilt by association tactics. He is a hate monger with the sole objective to deligitimize the Arab and Muslim American communities here in the U.S. and to prevent rational and peaceful dialogue on the Israel-Palestinian conflict.

He accuses Muslims and Arabs of dual loyalties, or even of being spies and agents for foreign groups. Yet, for Kaufman, "country first" means "Israel first." By draping himself in the red, white, and blue Kaufman thinks he can trick people into thinking he's a patriot. It's obvious where his heart lies, and it's not with America. America is simply a means for people like him to legitimize Israeli aggression in the Occupied Territories, and then blame Palestinians for Israeli occupation and terror.

Kaufman, keep staying up until 4 AM reading my blog. It's flattering, but I have better things to do than hold a conversation with a known bigot who wears hyper-blue contact lenses.