ADL raps Mel Gibson on Maccabee movie
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) criticized Mel Gibson following news that he is planning to make a film based on the life of Judah Maccabee.
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) criticized Mel Gibson following news that he is planning to make a film based on the life of Judah Maccabee.
Trying to determine the worst offender may seem a Sisyphean task considering the past year’s almost farcical uptick in anti-Semitic rants. It’s like separating your least favorite jelly beans from an overstuffed crate. But to their credit as artists, this bunch has at least provided Jew-hating vitriol so colorful and diverse, no one will get bored with the same bean (OK, Mel, you get to be the exception).
The Jewish sheriff\’s deputy who arrested actor Mel Gibson can sue after allegedly being passed over for promotion over the incident, a judge ruled. The deputy, James Mee, filed a lawsuit last year against his employer, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, claiming he had been repeatedly passed him over for promotion and endured harassment for reporting Gibson’s anti-Semitic rant during the 2006 arrest for drunk driving.
Actor Mel Gibson made \”anti-Semitic and homophobic\” remarks long before he was caught on tape making those kind of comments, actress Winona Ryder said.
\” . . . Hatred has been around since Cain and Abel. I\’m not a philosopher; I\’m not a sociologist. I don\’t pretend to be. But they used to say, \’Where there\’s life, there\’s bugs.\’ When there\’s life, there\’s hate . . .\”
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For several months, the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) pounded Democrats for allegedly being soft on Israel and for failing to call out Democratic leaders who made anti-Israel remarks. Before the midterm elections, the RJC even took out ads in Jewish newspapers painting the Democrats as weak on Israel.\n\nNow, the Democrats are pushing back.
Face it, the previews for Mel Gibson\’s \”Apocalypto\” look pretty darn cool. But there\’s a bigger issue: Do we want to give our money to Mel?