Sarah's Use of the Term 'Blood Libel' Was Correct

The irony is that right after the Fort Hood jihad, the liberal pundits were instructing us not to rush to judgement. This despite the fact that the killer shouted “alah akbar” and his actions were directly linked to the indoctrination he received in a Virginia mosque and the imam there. But in the case of the Arizona shooter with absolutely no link whatsoever to the tea party movement or Sarah Palin, or the fact that he did NOT listen to conservative talk radio, nevertheless, the liberals have directly blamed conservatives, especially Palin for loughner’s actions.

The lunatic left can't help even picking apart Sarah Palin's video response to their libelous attacks. Sarah's use of the term "blood libel" was accurate. And Abe Foxman once again makes a fool of himself criticizing a friend of the Jewish people.

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Jews Stand with Governor Palin's Use of 'Blood Libel'
Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Wearing her trademark U.S.-Israel flags pin

Early this morning, Governor Palin released a video address about the Arizona shooting this past Saturday.

The Governor expressed her sincerest sadness at this tragedy, her disappointment in those who have used it to promote their political agenda, and her hope in America's enduring strength. Her message was the right one and one that we are the better for hearing.

Of course, because it was Governor Palin who delivered the message, many of the same people who disgustingly seek to blame her for the actions of a lone, deranged murderer, Jared Loughner, seek to find fault in the message she delivered. Because she called them out on their irresponsible, hateful attacks on her and others on the Right, because they make their money playing partisan games with real issues that affect all Americans, and because her name is Sarah Palin, they had to find something with which to find fault. What was it this time? The use of the term "blood libel."

Their need to pick apart everything Governor Palin does and says is really getting tired, and Americans are growing weary. You'd think, after undergoing intense criticism from even some on the Left for playing politics with pain, they'd get a clue and cut out this ridiculous obsession with demonizing all things Palin. Their tactics haven't worked--except to anger all fair-minded, truth-loving Americans--but they persist.

So today the complaint is that use of the term "blood libel" is an affront to our Jewish brothers and sisters. Well, we're hearing quite a bit from some Jewish people, and they say something entirely different.

Pamela Geller commits her life to issues that affect Jewish Americans. She takes on the radical Left with unwavering fortitude and is never guilty of holding back. Would she agree with Governor Palin's assessment that what has transpired since Saturday is indeed "blood libel"? She writes (emphasis added):

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