REAL Jewish Nonsense; Media Biases!

From the NSP News Service:  Here we go again, folks. Yet another example of the conventional mass media giving coverage of a minor kike religious "celebration" which, prior to World War 2, was hardly noticed even by Jews themselves! And now, to rival Christmas, we have Yids celebrating this "holiday" all over the world. Why, read and view below in order to see two Hassids, the physically and mentally most gross and unclean of all Jew sects (and one of the most fanatical, too, although they are usually not Zionists). I myself have been to many a commercial establishment this year (as in previous years) where a Hanukkah Menorah is displayed, but a nativity scene is not  --  due to the commonplace Jewish rants about biases against the. Does that make sense to you?

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Public Hanukkah lightings planned in cities worldwide

AP Photo: Markus Schreiber. Hanukkah: Rabbi Yehuda Teichtal, right, and Rabbi Segal Shmoel, left, install a giant Hanukkah menorah at the Pariser Platz on Friday in front of the Brandeburg Gate in Berlin. IMAGE

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Candles will glow at landmarks around the world to mark the first night of Hanukkah.

NEW YORK — Menorah lightings to mark the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah are planned near the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, the Ellipse in Washington, D.C., and in many other cities around the world.

In London, a menorah lighting is scheduled for 6 p.m. Dec. 10 in Trafalgar Square. In Paris, a lighting planned for 8 p.m. Dec. 9 will include a concert with live Jewish music and a live video link to menorah lightings in New York and Jerusalem at the Western Wall. In Berlin, the menorah lighting will take place at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 9.
In New York, a "Hanukkah on Ice" event is planned for 6-9 p.m. Dec. 10, with a concert and skating party at the rink in Central Park just north of the 59th Street entrance. At 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue, a giant menorah carved from blocks of ice will be lit at 6 p.m. Dec. 11.
In Washington, the National Menorah Lighting is scheduled for 4 p.m. Dec. 9 at the Ellipse near the White House, with performances by the U.S. Navy Band and musical group The Three Cantors.
In Miami, the Miami Heat host a Jewish heritage night at the basketball team's Dec. 12 game at American Airlines Arena. A menorah will be lit at halftime, and a Hanukkah party will be held on the court after the game.
Numerous other events, all sponsored by the Chabad Lubavitch outreach organization, are scheduled at locations around the world, from U.S. college campuses to city centers large and small, including outposts in Asia, Africa and Latin America. The family-oriented events are open to all, and most are free. Many of the lightings include live music and children's activities. For a searchable directory of events, visit http://www.hanukkah.org.
The eight-day Jewish holiday begins at sundown Dec. 8. The public menorahs will be lit each night, but the exact timing varies due to observances of the Jewish Sabbath on Friday and Saturday nights, and in order to accommodate the schedules of dignitaries attending some of the bigger events

just disgusting! And near the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, no less! A few decades ago, these Sheenies would have been sent to a KZ, and straight away! Now there's a good idea which ought to be revived! -- Karl Wolff III, NSP Director of Communications. 1488!