The “fat, Jewish, queer Lesbian” at the Paris Olympics and moral subversion

…by Jonas E. Alexis, VT Editor

Lest anyone accuse me of something odd, I didn’t invent part of the title of this article; it came from Barbara Butch, who identifies herself as a ‘fat, Jewish, queer lesbian.’ Here is Butch at her best:

“I’m a fat, Jewish, queer lesbian, and I’m really proud of all my identities.”

It’s not just that she is proud of her identities; she wants the entire world to know that she is a “fat, Jewish, queer lesbian.” Since what E. Michael Jones has rightly called ‘The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit’ is satanic and diabolical, it seeks to destroy everything orderly and rational in the universe. In that sense, that spirit has to make alliances with other diabolical spirits and activities.

This is one reason why the Paris Olympics had to put on a fashion show to display the Greek god Dionysus, the god of lust and wine, the same god Friedrich Nietzsche invoked to destroy what he perceived as morality in both politics and music. Butch, who is forty-three years old, seems to have picked up where Nietzsche left off and declared:

“My aim is to unite people, gather humans & share love through music for all of Us to dance & make our hearts beat [in unison]. Music sounds better with all of Us!”

Once again, Nietzsche thought almost the same thing. The major difference between Butch and Nietzsche is that Nietzsche was more honest about his goals. Butch believes her music is a rebellion against the establishment—against racists, anti-Semites, and those who discriminate against people for being fat.

But the simple question is: why doesn’t Butch include the Palestinians in her ideological equation? Why is she discriminatory by not addressing the plight of those who have been brutally tortured, raped, and massacred by the Israeli regime in Gaza? Is she unaware of the mass-murdering clown named Benjamin Netanyahu? Is she ignoring Netanyahu’s claim to the U.S. Congress that ‘practically no civilians’ died during the Gaza invasion?

If Butch cannot have the moral and honest courage to include these simple facts in her equation, why should we take her complaints about anti-Semitism seriously? Moreover, if she is serious, why doesn’t she pick up the phone and call Norman Finkelstein, the one man who has been sent to academic Siberia by both the United States and Israel? …