OWS: liberally anti-semitic

From the Emergency Committee for Israel, here is a roundup of anti-semitic signs and comments at Occupy protests:

If anti-semitism bothers you, the Emergency Committee for Israel is asking you to contact the donors to anti-semitic propaganda groups (click to enlarge):

Hat tip: Instapundit.

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8 minutes of hate

Louis Farrakhan speaks at Howard University:

Curiously, starting at 7:16 in these otherwise vile excerpts from his speech, he offers a favorable opinion of the Tea Party:

Now the Tea Party got in. I am happy because the Tea Party is not a part of the old crowd. The Tea party is forcing these Republicans to be strict fiscal conservatives. Plus, they are not under the control of the Zionists. So once they get in and see, the revolution is inside the House.

UPDATE: The above video has been removed but I found a similar hate-fulled excerpt from the speech here:

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The publics right to know vs. journalism

When it is convenient for them, the press touts the public's right to know, a principle which has been enshrined in the Freedom of Information Act. The BBC, however, doesn't think that the public's right to know applies to them. They are currently fighting an expensive court battle to keep secret a 2004 report by a senior editorial adviser, Malcolm Balen, that is rumored to be critical of the BBC's anti-Israel bias. The BBC's secrecy is understandable if you remember that the release of the Hutton report, on bias in Iraq coverage, led to the resignation of the BBC's two top officials: Greg Dyke, editor-in-chief, and Gavyn Davies, the chairman of the BBC's board of governors.