Conservatism and Anti-Semitism: This Is How Real America Behaves When It Meets with Evil

By Gary Gindler November 4, 2018

At the beginning of the 20th century, my grandfather's older brother (who was then a little boy) moved with his family to America. Their path was a standard one – a ship across the Atlantic and then quarantined on Ellis Island. They eventually settled in Pittsburgh.

At the end of the 20th century, our family completed their relocation to America. We have no more close relatives living outside of America. I do not know what the political preferences of those relatives were who arrived in America before us, but we came into America as staunch anti-communists. Also, we had a complete list of those family members who did not survive the Shoah.

We brought with us a clear understanding of who organized the Shoah. However, before we moved to America, we were unaware that most American Jews (many of whom are adherents of leftist, socialist ideology) did not want to see the truth about this. The reality that the Shoah was organized by their ideological cousins – the German National Socialists – is very unpleasant for a particular part of American Jewry.

This is why a section of American Jews behave as if the Shoah did not happen at all. They act as if in America there is no openly anti-Semitic party – the Democratic party. Moreover, some of them are even members of this party............. This is how we all should consider the midterm elections.  The 2018 elections are not just a midterm election.  It is another episode in the eternal struggle between Good and Evil...........To Read More............