In her 1997 autobiography, the late Katharine Graham of the Washington Post described her father as an assimilating Jew who didn't talk about his Jewishness to his Episcopal-church-going children. He was "involved in Jewish charities, causes, and international issues. "He was not a Zionist, however, believing strongly that he was an American citizen first and foremost." That's odd. Her father, the financier Eugene I. Meyer Jr., who bought the Washington Post in the 1930s, is a figure in Zionist history.
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Zionism tries to own anyone with some renown, even if they do not, they will lie. Of course, we find this all the time with Einstein and others - it is really sick.
ReplyDeleteCould it be that the label Zionist is becoming one that US intelligentsia would prefer not to be saddled with? One lives in hope.
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