One can find English-language discussions of the late 19th century controversy over the Saxon meat industry and kosher-slaughtering, but the real issue — the Gemeinde (native Saxon Jews) versus the Kahal (a conspiracy of recent Polish Jewish immigrants) versus the Gentile Butchers — does not seem to come through in the English-language articles, which focus on the issue of humane slaughter as the means to ban shehitah.

When I was studying the conflict in college, I had to look at the primary German, Yiddish, and Hebrew language sources to understand what actually was taking place.

As for the GDP numbers, I just looked up the US government figures as well as the main Zionist donors and their assets.

I can provide Hebrew language references for Jabotinski’s and Achimeir’s economic writings.

Martin Feldstein’s involvement with the S&L debacle as well as CDOs at AIG are rather well documented. The machinations of Harvard-Boston area finance industry Zionists periodically hit the papers. Even though I have worked as a screen writer, I simply could not make this stuff up.

When I look at the sort of people that Obama is bringing in as economic advisors, I am tempted to paraphrase Mark Twain. If the Obama administration were not giving them a home, the US government would have to build more prisons.

I will refrain from calling people Ziobots, which to me is comparable to Ellen’s insinuations of anti-Semitism, but a good deal milder than Norman Weinstein’s anti-Semitic cesspool crack.

To my mind one does not have to be a Zionist to be a Ziobot because I use the term to describe the person, who makes a certain kind of reflexive response related to the Holocaust or anti-Semitism instead of addressing issues during discussions of Zionism.

BTW, my blog entry Zohan Offends for One State in which I reference Oren’s article (through the Azure web site, which has turned off free access) seems to be quite popular academically and apparently was recently the topic of a seminar in ME identity at UC Berkeley.