New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has lambasted city politicians who threatened to cut off funding to Brooklyn College for sponsoring an event featuring the anti-Israeli Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement, saying “If you want to go to a university where the government decides what kind of subjects are fit for discussion, I suggest you apply to a school in North Korea.”
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Bloomberg’s friendly advice to pro-Israel, anti-BDS protesters: shut up!
NYC mayor says vocal campaign against Brooklyn College BDS forum has 'created a monster;' tells politicians who threatened to cut funding for school to 'go to North Korea.'
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29 0 0The medium is the message. They should allow this event
- By An Israeli
- 07 Feb 2013
- 08:07PM
just so someone can have the pleasure of asking Mr Barghouti explain how it so happens that a Qatari born, Egyptian raised Arab such as himself managed to immigrate into Israel, and attend and graduate from a Hebrew university, if Israel is an apartheid. And while he's at it they can ask him to comment on how many blacks managed to immigrate into South Africa to attend white universities while it was an apartheid.
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28 0 0Qatari born Palestinian activist raised in Egypt who graduated from Tel Aviv Univerisity
- By An Israeli
- 07 Feb 2013
- 07:24PM
thinks Israel should be boycotted for being a racist apartheid state. Well that about says it. I wonder if Mr Barghouti can tell us exactly how many blacks immigrated into South Africa to attend- let alone graduate from - its white universities while South Africa was still an apartheid state?
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Can't wait for Israel to have an Arab PM.
- By Yourmum
- 14 Feb 2013
- 05:09AM
Can you?
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27 0 0As a New Yorker I love Bloomberg
- By Taner
- 07 Feb 2013
- 05:30PM
What a charismatic and no-nonsense guy. I would like to see him run for prez one day. And his statement about the issue is just great. Not every criticism of Israel and her policies are anti-Semitism. Stop hiding behind that pathetic line.
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26 46 0Actually, most of Iran's Jewish community REFUSED aliyah.
- By Melissa
- 07 Feb 2013
- 01:12PM
But, Bloomberg is American. If he should go to Iran, maybe a lot of Israelis should go to Russia and Poland.
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- By rich
- 07 Feb 2013
- 10:15PM
i think you are obsessed with israel and jews to the point of it being an illness....whats your issue with this one country and people ?
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That is not true
- By Vincent Calabrese
- 08 Feb 2013
- 03:38PM
There are between 300,000 and 350,000 Iranian Jews. Between 200,000 and 250,000 of those live in Israel. About 9,000 live in Iran.
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25 0 49He said "shut up" did he??
- By PETER SM
- 07 Feb 2013
- 00:54PM
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24 60 0The zionist orgs are very well funded . Israel can live off THEIR assets.
- By Melissa
- 07 Feb 2013
- 05:42AM
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23 0 28Bloomberg
- By fedup
- 07 Feb 2013
- 05:40AM
I wonder if it were an anti- Arab or anti-black or "horrors", an anti gay event sponsored by the college, would he still be singing the same tune?
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it IS pro palestine...got your yin yang upside down
- By zio's ARE the problem
- 07 Feb 2013
- 02:35PM
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22 56 0Dismantling Israel?
- By Andrea
- 07 Feb 2013
- 04:56AM
I am tired of the loaded language. It is used to manipulate people. "Destruction of Israel," "Extermination of a Nation," etc., etc., refers to one possible means of ending the conflict that involves a democratic reform we would support for practically any other nation: a democratic secular state that treats all equally. That's it! That's the destruction, dismantling and extermination! Equality for all, no religious state. Jews, Muslims and Christians living in peace. We hate the "Islamic" states because they are religious states. Right?
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The last guy who vowed to exterminate the Hebrews wasn't speaking about abstract political ideas.
- By Matti
- 07 Feb 2013
- 11:39AM
Words in every language have a literal meaning.
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You mean the fugly little German guy who died 80 years ago?
- By Melissa
- 07 Feb 2013
- 01:14PM
Nobody saw plots to kill So. Africa when it was imposed on them.
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Move on, please. This is 2013, not 1942....
- By Silvienne
- 07 Feb 2013
- 06:28PM
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- By j10
- 13 Feb 2013
- 00:13PM
so to be consistent, the Palestinians should be happy to have 30% Jewish population as well. good luck. two state for TWO peoples. one of those "PEOPLES is the Jewish people.
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21 61 0Brooklyn College BDS Campaign Against Israel
- By Alice-Anne Kingston
- 07 Feb 2013
- 04:18AM
There was a law suit last year in California about this general area--a suit charging a campus event about Palestine was anti semiotic. Free speech won over the, I think, hysterical charge. There is every right to present information as it falls.
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20 75 0Israel needs to understand
- By inbound39
- 07 Feb 2013
- 04:09AM
That in this technological age denying their truth is a pointless exercise. Too many people globally know the truth by reading for themselves and ignoring the zionist hasbara. The only way Israel can survive is by accepting peace via the two state solution based on 67 borders. A single state will mean the Jewish state of Israel will immediately cease to exist. It is Israels choice. Time for peace not self sabotage.
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19 47 0Nothing is sacrosant
- By JoeUSA
- 07 Feb 2013
- 04:03AM
Not even Israel. If issues ( no matter how controversial ) are not going to be debated at institutions of higher education ,, well where then? Anyone who is offended , should show up and participate in a constructive way . Freedom of speech is not there to protect what we like , it is there specificaly to protect what we do not like and even despise.
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18 71 0Thank you Mayor Bloomberg Keep standing up for freedom of speech
- By Toto
- 07 Feb 2013
- 04:00AM
and thank you Brooklyn college for having the courage to bring focus on occupation.
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BDS
- By faz
- 07 Feb 2013
- 06:23PM
toto, with all due respect, mayor bloomberg is not actually standing up for freedom of speech, as you put it. reading the article, it shows the only reason for his comment is because he's smarter then the council members and politicians who made a big deal about it. Mayor bloomberg realises by not mentioning it in the public arena it would not have got the publicity it did. It was actually counter productive for the pro Israeli lobby. suppport the BDS movement peeps
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17 65 0I Love it!
- By Vittorio Antonio
- 07 Feb 2013
- 03:49AM
New York City going bananas. The propaganda shield designed to hush hush criticism of Israel has been shattered by the raucous cries of Dershowitz and the synchophants, those politicians who hold public office in New York and Washington. Mayor Bloomberg advised them about the existence of the American Constitution and suggested they blew it by crying Wolf. As much as he believes mum is the word, this is no longer the case. The Cat is out of the bag and it jumped over the fence into the public arena where honest dialogue is taking place.
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16 32 0Bloomberg is correct
- By JK
- 07 Feb 2013
- 03:46AM
A college can co-sponsor any speaker that they wish as far as I am concerned. I strongly disagree with Barghouti's goals. The people who oppposed the college from co-sponsoring the event ended up giving the event a ton of free publicity. Omar Barghouti spoke at UC Irvine this week and there were about 25-30 people who attend it. I bet a lot more will now attend the talk at Brooklyn College. I hope people who consider themselves pro-Palestinian also agree that zionist speakers should be allowed to speak and be co-sponsored by colleges. And the speakers and those in the audience should not have to face repeated disruptions during the talk becasue they think the speaker is xxx or xxxx.
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15 0 0Accurate
- By Sol
- 07 Feb 2013
- 03:06AM
Exactly how I feel. They have every right to express their stupid opinion as loudly as they want.
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14 0 35CUNY has featured some really disturbing wackos. BDS is just one more
- By bronxite10
- 07 Feb 2013
- 02:41AM
Lynn Stewart was honored by the CUNY law school. She's the one who passed on secrets from a Muslim cleric imprisioned on terrorist charges to Egyptian followers who then committed murders as a result. Then there's also Leonard Jeffries. He's the CUNY professer who doesn't much like Jews. He's also a black nationalist whose schtick is that white people are the "ice people" while black people are the "sun people". Bloomberg is right in that academic freedom means you don't punish a school or its professers in the way that the Israeli right wing would like to punish acadamicians in Israel who are too critical of them. However, by featuring BDS, CUNY hasn't exactly dispelled its reputation for surrounding primitive nastiness with academic luster. If that's what passes at CUNY for broad knowledge and considered analysis, then it's claim to be a "poor man's Harvard" is pretty dated and hollow.
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'didn't know that BDS is a human being who could be labeled as a "wacko." I see what you did there, LOLZ.
- By Rami
- 07 Feb 2013
- 10:14AM
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Wacko is a label that can be applied to movements and people and anyone
- By bronxite10
- 08 Feb 2013
- 07:25PM
who supports the likes of Steward and Jerffries. Rami, if the shoe fits, wear it.
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13 45 0Absolute first time I have EVER respected Bloomberg!
- By Justice for all
- 07 Feb 2013
- 02:41AM
Indeed, the tide has turned! As a famous Jewish fellow once said, "ye shall reap what ye sow". Time for the world to stop providing "crop insurance" for a nation who has no interest in crops, or peace, for that matter!
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12 0 45Who needs enemies when our own hate themselves and us by default. Thank you stupid Jews for your help and support, Bloomberg too.
- By Man deVoshkes
- 07 Feb 2013
- 01:33AM
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11 0 39Arabs
- By malcolm
- 07 Feb 2013
- 00:28AM
Arabs don't know freedom of speech and they use of it...
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Our 4,500,000 million in the US do fine with it.
- By Melissa
- 07 Feb 2013
- 00:55PM
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10 29 0WIN!!
- By Zephon
- 07 Feb 2013
- 00:00AM
LOL Go Bloomberg! Wow, who knew he had fire in him.
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09 0 33BDS Conference @ Brooklyn College
- By Sam Kay
- 06 Feb 2013
- 11:51PM
We all are for open ideas and exchange; However BDS Judith Butler & Omar Barghoutti openly call for the destruction of the State of Israel. No 2 state solution. Just elimination of Israel. Everything is occupied, Haifa, Tel Aviv or Beer Sheba. Would you invite the KKK on campus ? I am open for 2 way discussion with Palestinian or Arab reps. that agree for Israel to exist.
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Nope! South Africa was the subject of a BDS movement. It cured her of apartheid.
- By Melissa
- 07 Feb 2013
- 00:57PM
That's the goal with Israel, as well. Quit stealing land and water, and everything will be fine.
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08 32 0Bloomberg's advice to pro-isral anti BDS protest
- By Sarah Glazer
- 06 Feb 2013
- 11:40PM
Bloomberg has balls, and is absolutely right! Only a jew can save jews from themelves! Enough already.
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07 30 0the anti-bds people support full blown blockade and boycotte on Iran and Palestinians.
- By Troy
- 06 Feb 2013
- 11:34PM
that the hypocrisy
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06 0 0While I commend you on telling them to go to North Korea, I give you a big thumbs down on your reasoning
- By Reuben of NYC
- 06 Feb 2013
- 11:23PM
It seems your major concern was that BDS got a lot of publicity and not that NYC officials were using state funds which were under their influence to blackmail the school.
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05 36 0BDS wishes to dismantle the State of Israel?
- By jed
- 06 Feb 2013
- 11:13PM
I do not believe that the ultimate goal of the Boycot Divensment and Sanction movement is dismantling the Jewish state. It is modeled after a similar movement around the Aparthied state of South Africa. BDS's goal is not to end the state of Israel but to put pressure on the government of Israel to end it's occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem. Much as the goal of the similar movement South Africa's was to pressure the government to stop its Apartheid practice of creating homelands, or "bantustans" within the territorial borders of South Africa, and to allow the residents the same rights as ordinary South Africans. That movement ended the practice but the Country was not dismantled. Most Palestinians do not wish to live in a fragmented territory , even with quasi autonomy, within the borders of a greater State of Israel. The BDS movement's goal is the end of the occupation and to move toward the creation of a Palestinian State. Not to end the State of Israel.
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Why did Peter Beinart call for a kosher BDS?
- By LS
- 07 Feb 2013
- 11:26AM
A prime reason for Zionist American Jew Peter Beinart's highly publicised op-ed in the New York Times which called for a “Zionist BDS” that would boycott all products and services from the settlements was to give Jews and Zionists a movement which they could support without seeking Israel's destruction. The mainstream BDS movement is smart enough to blur the edges over its ultimate aim but it would be happy to see Israel as a homeland for Jews destroyed through the backdoor via the establishment of a single bi-national state. For Jews and Zionists who would be happy to see some sort of economic boycott against Israel but want a 2-state outcome, joining the BDS is not the answer. Peter Beinart's proposal tries instead to meet their needs.
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04 147 125The tide has changed against the Israel firsters
- By Shimon
- 06 Feb 2013
- 10:45PM
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Happy? Schadenfreude?
- By Yonatan
- 06 Feb 2013
- 11:10PM
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This type of anti-semitic crap has been going on for years...what tide has changed????
- By Vic
- 07 Feb 2013
- 02:27AM
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The tide of rationalizing or ignoring colonial apartheid, and conflating
- By Melissa
- 07 Feb 2013
- 01:00PM
Eusocentric colonial zionism with Judaism.
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The tide of conflating anti-Zionism with anti-Semitism certainly hasn't.
- By Yourmum
- 14 Feb 2013
- 05:07AM
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03 163 104Freedom of speech
- By New Yorker
- 06 Feb 2013
- 10:26PM
Thankyou Mayor I salute you for your courage.
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Bloobberg is right
- By JK
- 07 Feb 2013
- 03:36AM
It may be an academic freedom issue regarding what are the proper boundries/parameters for a college to co-sponsor an event, but it was not really a free speech issue. In the interviews I saw people were upset the college was co-sponsoring the event, they were not trying to prevent the speakers from holding the event. The people I saw interviewed were not against the speakers from going on the campus and saying whatever they wished. They just interpreted the collge co-sponsoring it as giving the speakers an endorsement or crediabliity. It doesn't matter. Bloomberg is right.
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02 198 222Bloomberg is wrong.
- By Aron
- 06 Feb 2013
- 10:23PM
Cut funding. Fire the administrator who authorized this bogus event. The politicians should tell Bloomberg, to go to Syria. BDS is wrong anyway you look at it.
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Why Syria you're not trying to divert attention are you
- By 300
- 06 Feb 2013
- 11:54PM
You trying to hide Israel's crimes.
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- By nadya
- 07 Feb 2013
- 01:44AM
Why should funding be cut to a well respected college? Because you don't like or feel comfortable with this event? Don't attend, no one's forcing you. This is what America is all about. BDS is not wrong, the settlements are wrong. If BDS is what it takes to make Israeli's understand that, so be it.
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cut funding to both
- By gman
- 07 Feb 2013
- 01:53AM
the college and israel.
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BDS worked on apartheid South Africa
- By Humanist
- 07 Feb 2013
- 04:18AM
BDS is a legitmate form of protest against a country that refuses to obey international law, that continues to occupy the land of another people, that continues to violate the Geneva Conventions by allowing its citizens to live in the territory that they occupied through war, by continuing to oppress the people of the occupied territory. BDS is a non-violent means of protest. Perhaps people who are opposed to BDS would prefer violent means of protest. That will be coming if BDS does not suceed in ending the occupation.
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Thats why sloganeers you are barking up the wrong tree
- By PETER SM
- 07 Feb 2013
- 00:31PM
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BDS protest
- By Sam Kay
- 07 Feb 2013
- 03:24PM
We all are for open ideas and exchange; However BDS Judith Butler & Omar Barghoutti openly call for the destruction of the State of Israel. No 2 state solution. Just elimination of Israel. Everything is occupied, Haifa, Tel Aviv or Beer Sheba. Would you invite the KKK on campus ? I am open for 2 way discussion with Palestinian or Arab reps. that agree for Israel to exist.
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BDS is more about destroying Israel then it is a solution to the pals.
- By Aron
- 07 Feb 2013
- 07:40PM
The BDS people could care less about the pals and use it as a tool to try and hurt Israel. Nothing they do helps the pals. Nothing. It is an excuse for racist to hide behind.
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01 0 54we don't need jews like bloomberg
- By chad
- 06 Feb 2013
- 09:58PM
he should move to Iran. there they will love him
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Israel is in NO positions to tell the world's Jews what to do. 1) Her settlement enterprise is...
- By Melissa
- 08 Feb 2013
- 08:46AM
breaking at LEAST half of the commandments. 2) She's always asking non-Israeli Jews for money. (NOT "diaspora." They are living where they WANT to live, not in exile).
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