Ellison: GOP Trying to ‘Pit the Jewish Community and the Black Community Against Each Other’ Over Farrakhan ‘Smear’

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Ellison has been close and has met repeatedly with the Jew-hating race-baiter Louis Farrakhan, and when challenged about it, he pulls out a tested and familiar Muslim tactic: he plays the victim. He shifts focus away from his meetings with Farrakhan to a supposed Republican plot to “smear” him. If pointing out the truth about his activities and associations is “smearing,” then he is right. But his remarks here are really yet another sinister attempt by this deceiver to fool the American people into thinking he is not the extremist that he really is.

“Ellison: GOP Trying to ‘Pit the Jewish Community and the Black Community Against Each Other’ Over Farrakhan ‘Smear,’” by Cameron Cawthorne, Washington Free Beacon, March 19, 2018 (thanks to Todd):

Rep. Keith Ellison (D., Minn.) on Sunday wrote an op-ed dismissing concerns about his previous praise for Nation of Islam minister Louis Farrakhan, who has repeatedly used disparaging language to condemn white people and Jewish people.

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Several House Democrats have come under fire in recent weeks for their association with Farrakhan, including Ellison, who recently earned a “Four Pinocchios” rating from the Washington Post fact checker concerning his interactions with the controversial Nation of Islam leader.

Ellison, the Democratic National Committee deputy chair, penned in his Medium op-ed that he worked with the Nation of Islam in 1995 to organize the Million Man March in Minnesota, but that he soon distanced himself from Farrakhan because his “disparaging views on Jewish people, women and the LGBT community,” became clearer to him. He then downplayed a report about a private event that he attended in 2013 with Farrakhan and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.

“In 2013, I attended a meeting in New York City with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and nearly 50 others where I advocated for the release of an American political prisoner,” Ellison wrote. “I didn’t know Mr. Farrakhan would be there and did not speak to him at the event. Contrary to recent reports, I have not been in any meeting with him since then, and he and I have no communication of any kind.”

Ellison’s account contradicts what Farrakhan claimed during a December 2016 interview, where he said Ellison met him in his hotel suite as recently as the summer of 2016 in Washington, D.C. with Rep. André Carson (D., Ind.).

He went on to accuse Republicans of “smear[ing]” black members of Congress and that they were trying to “pit the Jewish community and the Black community against each other, and distract from the hatred and bigotry on display by the president and the white supremacists who stormed Charlottesville this summer with their anti-Semitic chants and Confederate flags.”…

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Halal Bacon
Halal Bacon
5 years ago

Is he black or muslim?

Millionmileman
Millionmileman
5 years ago
Reply to  Halal Bacon

Deranged Liberal!

Drew the Infidel
Drew the Infidel
5 years ago
Reply to  Halal Bacon

The “Klan With A Tan”.

Achmed Mohammedan
Achmed Mohammedan
5 years ago

I definitely lead a sheltered life .. “Don’t Get Around Much Anymore” (Ellington/Russell). I had never heard that one.

roccolore
roccolore
5 years ago

Black supremacists like Ellison were silent on the murders of five Dallas cops by a BLM activist.

roccolore
roccolore
5 years ago
Reply to  roccolore

Black supremacists hate cops…then beg for police to protect their terror mosques and anti-cop rallies

roccolore
roccolore
5 years ago
Reply to  roccolore

Recently, Baltimore blacks begged for police to protect them again after 300 murders.

roccolore
roccolore
5 years ago
Reply to  roccolore

Black lives DON’T matter when the killers are black!

ladywarrior
ladywarrior
5 years ago
Reply to  roccolore

They don’t “beg”….they demand.

Suresh
Suresh
5 years ago
Reply to  roccolore

Agree. Deport the scums to Africa or islamic sh*ithole.

Hungary has been leading the fightback against the pro-jihadi mafia of Europe. They even expelled left/Liberal pro-jihadi ambassador http://bit.ly/2gh6A72

…for supporting the jihadi immigrants ! unheard of courage !

aemoreira1981
aemoreira1981
5 years ago
Reply to  roccolore

Not needed. I grew up learning that condemnation is understood unless indicated to the contrary by actions. As for the lawsuit…if BLM was responsible, why was the lawsuit thrown out? (The deadline to appeal came and went.)

santashandler
santashandler
5 years ago
Reply to  aemoreira1981

WTF are you talking about. Stay off the psych meds when you hit the keyboard eh, sport.

Achmed Mohammedan
Achmed Mohammedan
5 years ago
Reply to  santashandler

She’s just back to playing make believe .. her favorite, “pretend lawyer”. However, ain’t she SO much fun to laugh AT?

santashandler
santashandler
5 years ago

Very. It’s ridiculous. Waste of time even responding to that mental patient.

JGray1
JGray1
5 years ago
Reply to  roccolore

ellison wasn’t silent. he was cheering.

Jimbo
Jimbo
5 years ago

Farrakhan draws black supremacists like flies to a steaming pile of ****. Meanwhile, back in Canada… comment image

Micky
Micky
5 years ago
Reply to  Jimbo

lol Trudeau is such a dolt!

IzlamDownpressesHumanity
IzlamDownpressesHumanity
5 years ago
Reply to  Jimbo

What? Now he’s Hindu? Shouldn’t he be killed for the crime of apostasy?

Mahou Shoujo
Mahou Shoujo
5 years ago
Reply to  Jimbo

comment image

IzlamDownpressesHumanity
IzlamDownpressesHumanity
5 years ago
Reply to  Mahou Shoujo

LOL.

Mahou Shoujo
Mahou Shoujo
5 years ago

He is brain dead, does that count?

Glen Benjamin
Glen Benjamin
5 years ago

The black caucus and democrats condemned Trump for not being outspoken enough about David duke. Trump never met David duke and rebuked him decades ago with it on tape. Yet democrats attend Farrakhan meetings and hug the guy, but Republicans are the ones smearing? Where is the press and how come they bury this story?

ladywarrior
ladywarrior
5 years ago
Reply to  Glen Benjamin

Listen to me…..THERE IS NO MORE PRESS. They are now nothing more than Dhimmis for Islam, Fascism, Marxism, Globalists and kind of “ism” except America-ism….until we fully understand that we will sink slowly into slavery to these enemies of America….

Tamar
Tamar
5 years ago

It’s awful to have so much hatred and pitting-against-each-other between groups. Farrakhan is definitely one of these divisive types, just as bad as the white-supremacists who rallied in Charlottesville.

Really, when it comes down to it, all races are feeling scared about the future. Whites, Blacks, Latinos, Asians, etc…..all want their children to be safe, for violence and terrorism to stop.

Ordinary people need to denounce the divisive extremists in their ‘group’. Ordinary people can work things out if they aren’t being manipulated into seeing each other as enemies.

Not trying to sound like Katniss Everdeen, but we all have one enemy–and that’s extremists like ISIS, neo-Nazis, black/white supremacists….anyone who would hurt innocent people for their skin color or religion or ethnicity.

bargogx1
bargogx1
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

They’re all collectivists.

Tamar
Tamar
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

And if they had their way, they’d force other races to be second-class. That’s just as bad as non-Muslims being treated badly in Iran.

The white-supremacists may have had a legal permit in Charlottesville, but if they had their way, blacks and others would be subjugated. They’re just as hateful and divisive as people like neo-Nazis and jihadists.

I’m white but I condemn white-supremacy, just as other groups should condemn extremists who support subjugating other races/religions.

Ordinary people need to unite against extremism and push for justice, equality, and freedom.
Groups like ISIS and any kind of race-supremacists are the only ones who benefit from ordinary people being divided. Everyone else suffers.

Tamar
Tamar
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

I’m full of ‘bovine excrement’ for not liking white-supremacists, jihadists, or any kind of hate group?
I’m full of bovine-whatever for saying decent people shouldn’t support destructive groups?

If wanting people to stand up against extremists is ‘bovine excrement, then fine, I am full of it.

Tamar
Tamar
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

First of all, *I’m* white.

Second, I blame all races and groups for supporting hateful people like jihadists or anti-blacks, anti-whites, anti-Semites, whatever.

Ordinary people need to stand up against them. Hating all whites, or all blacks, or all any group doesn’t help us–it just helps the extremists and terrorists.

Tamar
Tamar
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

I’m sorry, I’m just really confused by your hostility–how is it dumb of me to NOT support extremists?

Look at all the horrible things neo-Nazis and racists and jihadists have ‘contributed’ to the world over the centuries–slavery, terrorist attacks, genocide, people like al-Baghdadi, Hitler, or the murderers in Rwanda and the Khmer Rouge..

My whole point in my first comment was that extremists of all kinds are hurting humanity. How is that opinion ‘dumb’? Why did that offend you so much?

I’m not trying to be argumentative; I’d really like to know.

Achmed Mohammedan
Achmed Mohammedan
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

Define “white supremacist”. On most state universities, posting a placard, stating “It’s OK to Be White” is considered hate speech, coming from “white supremacists”. Define what was said, at a permitted event, prior to a group being physically assaulted by crowds that had no permits (unlawful assembly), that was “supremacist”.
No reason for anger. Rather, prior to attacking an individual or group, be able to state what was said and done.

Tamar
Tamar
5 years ago

I define white supremacists as people who believe the white race have a right to enslave other races.

People who say it’s okay to be white are NOT supremacists–I disagree with the people who call them racist. It’s okay to be any color.

But a lot of supremacists hide behind the mask of protecting themselves–many of them would bring back the Jim Crow laws if they could, there are crazy people in every group, unfortunately.

Achmed Mohammedan
Achmed Mohammedan
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

You make a great many unfounded assumptions.

Tamar
Tamar
5 years ago

Not really…..just look at it logically.

Every extremist group has one basic goal: to be dominant over another. There are people like this in all extremist groups–ISIS wanting to dominate non-Muslims, Hutu militias trying to dominate and kill the Tutsis, the Nazis wanting power over Jews and Gypsies and Polish people.

In the Nazis’s case, they made it sound like they were defending Germany by prosecuting Jews, but nothing could have been further from the truth.

So you can bet that there are people like that in white-supremacist groups too. I’ve seen online comments by people who talk as if the Jim Crow laws and slavery were good things–it sounds unbelievable, but some of the supremacists feel that way. And that doesn’t solve anything.

Achmed Mohammedan
Achmed Mohammedan
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

Yes, really. Just look at it logically. You make a great many unfounded assumptions.

santashandler
santashandler
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

Before you go spouting off about Jim Crow laws, you need to know that there were and still are areas of the south that were segregated and the blacks had no problems with it.

Tamar
Tamar
5 years ago
Reply to  santashandler

I suggest you talk to a lot of these blacks who “had no problem with it”. You’ll find many of them lived in fear if they spoke out, fear that their families would be targeted.

santashandler
santashandler
5 years ago

We hear so much everywhere about “white supremacists” and how they are destroying the country, etc. But, WHERE are these supremacists? Are they supposed to be plotting underground somewhere.

Tamar
Tamar
5 years ago
Reply to  santashandler

“Where” are the white supremacists? Look them up. Their websites, their rallies. The people who make comments online about blacks being inferior and dirty and god-knows-what else. They aren’t making a secret of it.

That’s not to say jihadists or radical Muslims aren’t a problem–they definitely are. I’m just saying any type of extremism is bad.

santashandler
santashandler
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

I am not defending so called white supremacists but, having a web site spewing hate, holding rallies, etc., are LEGAL. You and your fellow travelers might want to look it up. It’s called the 1st Amendment. It protects speech that you say you don’t like coming from white supremacists. I realize this won’t be popular but, if the Klan wants to hold a rally spewing out their wishes for a white world, or whatever, they have a legal right to do so. It’s exactly what the 1st Amendment was designed to protect. So, perhaps you should direct your comments, concerns and criticisms not at white supremacists but, at those people who are actually carrying out violence.

Achmed Mohammedan
Achmed Mohammedan
5 years ago
Reply to  santashandler

Oh ….. santashandler …. it’s a massive movement. The Ku Klux Klan may have a nationwide membership at around two hundred.

santashandler
santashandler
5 years ago

Yes. Just as I thought. And growing by the day, no doubt 🙂

Achmed Mohammedan
Achmed Mohammedan
5 years ago
Reply to  santashandler

Absolutely. With all of the white supremacism, surrounding us, the klan membership rolls could hit … oh … say … 250 ‘r so, within another decade.

santashandler
santashandler
5 years ago

Oh man. Hillary was right. Why, just yesterday, I saw a pick up truck with a gun rack on it. And I could tell he was up to no good, just by looking at him….

santashandler
santashandler
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

Well said.

santashandler
santashandler
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

‘Islam needs reform?’ Are you serious? 1400+ years later of killing and still no “reform.” Sorry but, that is just extremely naive thinking to suggest all islam needs is “reform” and everything will be ok in the world. ISLAM WILL NEVER REFORM! The jihadi’s even tell you that. And yet, there are people like you thinking there really are good muslims out there. No, they just haven’t been called to serve. That’s all.

Tamar
Tamar
5 years ago
Reply to  santashandler

Christianity went through a thousand years of killing Jews in incidents like the Spanish Inquisition, the crusades, different Christian groups killing each other over doctrine–the 30 Year’s War, for example. People used Christianity to try and excuse slavery and oppression. People were accused of witchcraft and executed thanks to extremists.

My point is most religions have a violent past…..but for the most part, Christians reformed. They don’t go around killing people in Inquisitions anymore. They reformed. And now Islam needs to reform, too.
I’m not saying that’s “all” they need—terrorists and jihadists need to be prosecuted and held accountable for their crimes. Dictators need to be replaced with better leaders/. Muslim countries have a long way to go, but if Christians eventually ended the age-old practice of killing “witches”, there can be change there, too.

santashandler
santashandler
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

While there were periods where people killed in the name of Christianity, the fact is, they were acting OUTSIDE the teachings of Christianity. Muslims who kill in the name of islam, whether today, or 1400 years ago, are acting according to the tenets of islam. BIG DIFFERENCE.

santashandler
santashandler
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

You really need to stop with the racists, etc. The so called “racism” or supremacy, will never go away. Look at the big picture. People are being led to hate each other and whatever goes with it, because it keeps them distracted from what is really going on.

Tamar
Tamar
5 years ago
Reply to  santashandler

I’ll never accept racism as okay–I know it’ll probably be kept alive, but that doesn’t mean we should pretend it’s not there.

For whatever it’s worth, I’ll also never accept jihadists or their evil as okay, either. Their prejudice might last a long time too, but does that mean we stop fighting against it? No.

All I’ve been saying is hate and extremism from anywhere is hurting humanity. I am NOT siding with jihadists by admitting that our society has problems to work out.

It’s sad that a comment about not supporting extremists has led to people insulting me, or assuming I’m a naive sharia-law supporter. I’m against radical Islam, just as I’m against any kind of hateful group.

Achmed Mohammedan
Achmed Mohammedan
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

For several years, the US had black supremacist groups widely spread and promoted. They were invited into the White House. The “media” celebrated their bigoted racism … “celebrities” raised their hands, in solidarity, with black supremacist groups …. and, no I am not addressing the nation of izslum …. Were you decrying the terrible racism that celebrities, the media, and the former president celebrated?

Tamar
Tamar
5 years ago

Yes, I decried their extremism too. Black supremacy is just as bad!

My whole point is, even if extremists aren’t violent to start with, they are encouraging it by convincing their followers other people are subhuman. Once people start viewing others as subhuman, that’s it. That lays the groundwork for murder.

FYI, that shooting by Dylan Roof against blacks in a church, was an example of white supremacists killing people. It wouldn’t comfort the victims’ families much that white supremacists may not have the same numbers as jihadists—they may be less, but they’re still a threat to innocent people.

Jihadists are evil. Neo-nazis are evil. And any type of hateful group like them are hurting humanity.

That’s all I ever meant to say.

Achmed Mohammedan
Achmed Mohammedan
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

BLM posted snipers at many of their riots. They finally found one, that could hit the broad side of a barn, for their Dallas riot. Those, of African descent, murder twelve times more of European descent than those of European descent murder African descent. That is not adjusted by population, those are raw numbers. For every time some white murders one black, twelve murders of whites (actually, it’s closer to thirteen) are perpetrated by blacks. That sounds like racism and black supremacism, doesn’t it? That rather makes that roof seem like a Sunday regatta at the yacht club. Raw numbers do not lie.

Tamar
Tamar
5 years ago

And they’re just as wrong–they deserve to be prosecuted, and their victims deserve justice. Likewise, victims of jihadists and any kind of hate crime also deserve justice. Even if the ‘raw numbers’ aren’t as high, there are ordinary people on all sides suffering and dying thanks to extremists of all kinds.

All types of extremism, even in smaller numbers, shouldn’t be accepted. I’m not saying censor free-speech. I’m saying people need to quit falling for groups like black-supremacists, neo-Nazis, and ISIS.

Achmed Mohammedan
Achmed Mohammedan
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

When the murder numbers, more closely approximate 1:1, then there is room to address extremists and supremacists on both sides. 12:1 … that needs addressing first.

Tamar
Tamar
5 years ago

All the victims and their families deserve to have their losses addressed….whether it’s a 1:1 or 12:1 ratio.

Achmed Mohammedan
Achmed Mohammedan
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

When the ratio gets closer to 1:1, I’ll start worrying about white supremacists. With the way it stands (excess of 12:1), I’ll continue to worry FAR more about black supremacists.

IzlamDownpressesHumanity
IzlamDownpressesHumanity
5 years ago
Reply to  Tamar

“Radical islam”, bwahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Which muslum countries aren’t “radical” again?

Tamar
Tamar
5 years ago

Countries? None.

Individual families worldwide? A lot more than you’d think.

Rick Reynolds
Rick Reynolds
5 years ago

If people like Farrakhan/Nation of Islam and Keith Ellison were the majority today and in power is there any doubt they’d putting Jews and white people in concentration camps?

Why do we tolerate fascism from black people but not whites? They should be jailed for incitement to racial and fascist hate.

ladywarrior
ladywarrior
5 years ago
Reply to  Rick Reynolds

20 years ago something would have been done….but the Bushs and Obama allowed it….and now it’s “norm”…..yawn as far as the government is concerned….not to me and mine.

mezcukor
mezcukor
5 years ago
Reply to  Rick Reynolds

totally agree

brock marks
brock marks
5 years ago

its not a smear…. if its true

Mahou Shoujo
Mahou Shoujo
5 years ago
Reply to  brock marks

The truth has become a crime as it is found to be politically incorrect causing the weak and stupid seek the protection of legislated lying.

Mahou Shoujo
Mahou Shoujo
5 years ago

The only way to deal with muslims is laughing in their faces, as they are so full of themselves they actually get upset when the rest of the world sees them for the dopes they are.

IzlamDownpressesHumanity
IzlamDownpressesHumanity
5 years ago
Reply to  Mahou Shoujo

The laughing might best be enjoyed while holding a loaded Remington 12 gauge auto-loader.

Rocinante44
Rocinante44
5 years ago

if you are a jew and vote democrat, you are a disgrace to your people

JGray1
JGray1
5 years ago
Reply to  Rocinante44

uh. you are a disgrace to all people in the free world.

IzlamDownpressesHumanity
IzlamDownpressesHumanity
5 years ago

“Judaism is a gutter religion.”
Farrakhan lied and denied it, but someone caught it on tape!

caliroxanne
caliroxanne
5 years ago

Jews were at the forefront of the civil rights movement even going back to the Jews starting the NAACP in the early 1900’s, but in spite of this, a large majority of blacks hate Jews, yet Jews continue to fight for the blacks who hate them. The Jews also fight for the Muslims who hate them. Why do these Jews fight so passionately for such groups who hate them?

ladywarrior
ladywarrior
5 years ago
Reply to  caliroxanne

Because they forgot their Judeo principles and bought into the self-hating of other Jews….like Zuckerburg…..they have always been self-destructive….like Harvey Weinstein….and so many others….

santashandler
santashandler
5 years ago
Reply to  ladywarrior

And most of Hollywood

CHARLES S
CHARLES S
5 years ago

And we should believe Muslim Ellison because?! He uses El Taqiyya whenever it suits him and to “fool” all infidels and Kafirs.

Buck
Buck
5 years ago

Ellison is a good Muslim it is ok to lie to non believers. His hatred for America is obvious

JGray1
JGray1
5 years ago

the rabid dog moslems in America now have someone to follow. the cockroach anti semite and anti American and inciter of murder of white people, farrakhan. and we are allowing it. and enabling them. aren’t we proud.

Dagonet
Dagonet
5 years ago

“Ellison’s account contradicts what Farrakhan…” NUFF SAID from lying, racist, goatf-ing S-. Evidence right in front of the whole world!

F- pisslam

Drew the Infidel
Drew the Infidel
5 years ago

The friction between the black and Jewish communities was the work of those with their heads buried in Louis Farrakhan’s ass. They didn’t need anyone nudging them along, epecially when that crowd includes eight US Senators.

Stephen Honig
Stephen Honig
5 years ago

That wouldn’t be hard to do, because blacks hate Jews as Muslims do. it must be genetic like it is with Muslims.

Jane Dowe
Jane Dowe
5 years ago

The sooner Farrakkunt assumes room temperature, the better. Same with Ellison.
Maybe a muzzzzie eill accidentally ram a car into them. ???

Mike Ramirez
Mike Ramirez
5 years ago

Does Keith Ellison also agree with the following claims by Farrakhan?

Louis Farrakhan claims that Elijah Muhammad is Jesus Christ and that Obama wanted to be “Pharaoh.”
C-Span3 Video, November 16, 2017, Nation of Islam Conference (12min-45sec Video Report)

(Farrakhan’s comments about Jesus and Obama begin from 30 seconds into video through 4min-30 mark)
https://www.c-span.org/video/?c4693432/farrakhan-elijah-muhammad-jesus-christ-nov-16-2017

Robert Batchelor
Robert Batchelor
5 years ago

To Mr Ellison, it’s not a smear if it’s true. That you and any of your colleagues would have anything to do with Farrakhan is disturbing. Why have anything to do with him if you don’t agree with him? I don’t have to attend a KKK meeting to realize they’re a hate group. Your actions and your defensive position calls into question your judgment and whether or not you’re fit to be in a leadership position.

Carol
Carol
5 years ago

Ellison demonrat & muslime. Truth??? Doubt it.

Paul Otts
Paul Otts
5 years ago

I think over the last few years, Ellison has proven he’s not what the American People should want to represent them.

Achmed Mohammedan
Achmed Mohammedan
5 years ago
Reply to  Paul Otts

Yes, but with Ellison, you’re not dealing with “American People” .. he was elected by minnysootoeahns.

Mark Huber
Mark Huber
5 years ago

The President and the administration need to take dramatic action to redirect the media, academia and the e-troika.

darnash
darnash
5 years ago

What is the matter with Minnesotans that they would keep putting this sh**hole back in congress? I don’t see how he expresses anything that a sane American would want.

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