Another nationwide wave of bomb theats against Jewish facilities
For the fourth time in 2017 simultaneous bomb threats have been called against numerous Jewish community centers across the United States.
On Feb. 20, 11 Jewish community centers received called-in bomb threats, which were ultimately determined to be hoaxes. Our centers have in place security protocols to ensure the safety of their program participants and facility visitors. All JCCs have now received the all-clear from local law enforcement and resumed regular operations, with a heightened level of security…
The author of the article notes quite correctly,
The press release notes a total of 69 threats have been made against 54 Jewish centers in 27 states since the beginning of the year. I wrote about a previous wave of “telephone terrorism” in January. All of these incidents have turned out to be hoaxes but it’s important to note that many of the centers include schools with young children, leaving parents concerned about the safety of their kids.
Essentially, these bomb threats are hate crimes but because they are being committed against Jews our elite intellectual community has no outrage about them and does not care. In fact, if you speculate that these threats might be an effort of Islamic terrorists only then will that elite intellectual community be outraged, not at the terrorists but at you, for daring to express “Islamophobia.”
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For the fourth time in 2017 simultaneous bomb threats have been called against numerous Jewish community centers across the United States.
On Feb. 20, 11 Jewish community centers received called-in bomb threats, which were ultimately determined to be hoaxes. Our centers have in place security protocols to ensure the safety of their program participants and facility visitors. All JCCs have now received the all-clear from local law enforcement and resumed regular operations, with a heightened level of security…
The author of the article notes quite correctly,
The press release notes a total of 69 threats have been made against 54 Jewish centers in 27 states since the beginning of the year. I wrote about a previous wave of “telephone terrorism” in January. All of these incidents have turned out to be hoaxes but it’s important to note that many of the centers include schools with young children, leaving parents concerned about the safety of their kids.
Essentially, these bomb threats are hate crimes but because they are being committed against Jews our elite intellectual community has no outrage about them and does not care. In fact, if you speculate that these threats might be an effort of Islamic terrorists only then will that elite intellectual community be outraged, not at the terrorists but at you, for daring to express “Islamophobia.”
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“our elite intellectual community has no outrage about them and does not care.”
On the contrary, the MSM and friends have made a fuss over these.
They use the threats as evidence of the “antisemitism Trump has unleashed on the country”.
The latest mention was the fuss they made over the question asked by the Orthodox Jewish reporter at the press conference and Trump’s response.
BTW, for all we know all 69 calls could have been made by one prankster.
Of course the spinners treat each one as separate so they can pump up the number of “Trump induced” racist episodes.
25 CFR 11.402
“A person is guilty of a felony of the third degree if he threatens to commit any crime of violence with purpose to terrorize another or to cause evacuation of a building, place of assembly, or facility of public transportation, or otherwise to cause serious public inconvenience, or in reckless disregard of the risk of causing such terror or inconvenience.”
18 U.S. Code § 875
(c) “Whoever transmits in interstate or foreign commerce, any communication containing any threat to kidnap any person or any threat to injure the person of another, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than five years, or both.”