Blaming the Jews is the easiest game in town.

Professor Gad Saad has publicly announced his move from Canada to the United States to teach at Ole Miss. He has pointed out that his exit tax is very high and he is leaving behind a country in which he and his family have lived for decades. He has also made it clear that Canada will no longer support its Jews. He recently posted on X that Canadian politicians perform some simple math and realize that there are more Jew haters than Jews, so it’s in their interest to abandon the Jews to their fate and keep their electoral prospects alive.

Ana Kasparian and others have insinuated that the Moroccan invasion of a Spanish outpost was undertaken by Israel. While one might entertain some argument about Israel doing bad in Gaza or Lebanon, he has to either be exceptionally creative or high on drugs to implicate the Jewish state in the movement of around 50,000 military-aged men from a distant Arab country into a Christian European zone. And while I am not privy to anything that the Mossad or Israeli government does away from the spotlight, I have to say that the idea that Israel would get its revenge on the Spanish prime minister by unleashing people over whom it has zero power seems a little far-fetched, even by Internet standards. It was a joke to say that people blamed Jews for every bad thing that happened to them or in the world, but now it is no longer a joke. Tens of thousands of Arabs realized that they might have a future in Europe and lunged at the chance; Morocco saw an opportunity to do some score-settling with its European neighbor and let go of recently-pardoned criminals. And who is at fault for the violence, disorder, fear, and lack of resources? Israel, of course. Not the Moroccans, not the Spanish government, not the feckless army and local police. It’s them Joos, way over there in Israel.

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