Many, mate, many.

Pete, according to Singer the world is filled with Jew-hate! From the moment he opens his eyes in the morning until his eyes close in sleep, he sees anti-Semite hate everywhere.

The whole world of Singer is filled to bursting point with Jew-hate. He sees Jew-hate in the eyes of children, teens, young adults, married couples, old people. Nursing homes bristle with Jew-hate and every thing in print or on television illustrates Jew-hate.

The problem for Singer is that most of what he sees is a product of his own sick mind. Most people in the world couldn't give a damn about Jews let alone hate them. They are a total non-entity, at most a quaint curiosity, in the lives of most of the world's 7 billion people.

Most people are too busy trying to survive life to be concerned about a tiny group of extreme racists with their extreme views and high opinions of themselves.

If only Singer could get out of the dark cave of fantasies he inhabits and stand for a while in the sunshine of reality!

Hi David G

Of course I'm unaware of David Singer's psychology and past experiences.

Certainly anti-Semitism in varying degrees is frequent.

Anti-Semitism may be at its worst in the Middle East (including long before 20th century Israel) and most parts of Europe.

In Russia probably millions died in anti-Jewish pogroms-massacres http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pogrom over the centuries including the 20th with anti-Semitism blending into Bolshevism.

And then naturally there's those who have a nostalgia for Nazism.

The common element is people finding excuses to hate, hurt or kill those (of any category) unable to defend themselves.

Pete

"The common element is people finding excuses to hate, hurt or kill those (of any category) unable to defend themselves."

Describes the persecution by the Israelis of the Palestinians perfectly, Pete!

Cheers.

Yep.

Justice looms. Netanyahu dancing with rage after the world turned its back on the racists' deadly ambitions over Iran was truly a sight to see. Have the Zionists pushed the envelope too far this time? Beware the inevitable false flag.