Wall Street Journal Leftist Censorship

This is why I canceled my subscription a few months ago; now I have to re-cancel.

I cannot stand the sneaky underhanded nature of the anonymous censors who take it upon themselves to silence speech they don’t like. I expect it from nitwits in Silicon Valley - although many of them are now wondering where on earth all this Jew Hatred “suddenly” came from - but I was blown away to find these Leftist twits controlling the content of discussion boards at the Wall Street Journal. When I got fed up with their incessant quashing of my brilliant, erudite and well-founded comments, I ended my subscription. Stupidly, this week, I agreed to subscribe again for $1 per month.

They censored the second comment I made.

Will McGurn wrote a great piece, Obama’s Lesson for Rashida Tlaib, in which he accurately describes the appalling Jew Hatred lurking in Obama’s ever-so-smooth delivery. That act used to fool some people - never me, and thankfully, fewer and fewer as time goes by. Or so I thought. The whole media corps and most of the commentariat are basically silent as Mr. Soetoro smoothly condemns Hamas, but immediately suggests Israel had it coming.

Yet unlike Ms. Tlaib, Mr. Obama’s moral equivalence drew only scattered criticism outside a few commentators such as “Real Time” host Bill Maher. The silence from Democrats is deafening.

Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz is an exception. In an interview with Maria Bartiromo on Fox Business, he accused Mr. Obama of having “lied through his teeth” when he spoke of the unbearable occupation (presumably Israel’s, though it left Gaza in 2005).

I commented that Mr. McGurn does not follow Messy Times. If he did, he would know I have been unstinting in my criticism of Comrade Soetoro and the wild damage he did to this country and continues to do through his nasty acolytes working in the Biden Administration.

For my troubles, I got this note from the WSJ Censors:

What “guidelines” did I violate? I ask any reasonable person to tell me what is “wrong” with that comment? It is no mystery that Barry Hussein Soetoro spent his youth studying in madrasas in Indonesia, nor can any good American forget seeing him bow to the King of Saudi Arabia.

Yup, the President of the United States of America was filmed bowing to a king on foreign soil.

My interpretations of his actions and his words over the years - actions which include smiling in a photo with renowned Jew Hater Louis Farrakhan, which photo was taken before his first Presidential election campaign and hidden deliberately by the Chicago press until after his two terms in office, give me a pretty solid foundation for my characterization of who he is and what he tried to do.

Evil Jew Hating fuckwit “Reverend” Louis Farrakhan posing with Barry Hussein Soetoro in 2005 at a Congressional Black Caucus meeting, taken by Askia Mohammed, who was sworn to secrecy and never shared the photo until after Soetoro had finished two terms as President of the United States.

Barry posed with the evil fuckhead Farrakhan in 2005 when he was already a Member of Congress. The photographer agreed to hide that photo until 2018. I wonder how many of the “termite Jews” Farrakhan describes would have worked or voted for Soetoro had this picture been available during Soetoro’s campaign for President? Or plain old white people for that matter, whom the Nation of Islam considers devils?

Barry gave billions of dollars to the Iranian mullahs and tried to hide that fact from the American public. All the Iranian mullahs do is shoot pretty Iranian girls who show half an inch of head hair in public and kill every Jew around the world they can. Those billions from Soetoro and his latter-day servant Biden pay for that murder.

Anyone is free to disagree with me. But I can see no grounds for some censor drone at the Wall Street Journal to decide my comment is worth silencing. Individual people who get the fainting pearl-clutching vapors from reading my words can silence me or ignore me all on their own.

I doubt they need “protection” from my harmful words.

I signed up for $1/month from an offer they gave me.

I paid too much.