Dershowitz to Launch 'Massive Offensive Lawfare' Against 'Anti-Semitic' Pro-Palestine ProtestersChris MenahanInformationLiberation May. 04, 2024 |
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Jeffrey Epstein's former lawyer Alan Dershowitz has announced plans to engage in "massive offensive lawfare" against "anti-Semitic" pro-Palestine protesters in order to "bankrupt" them and take away their "dorms" and "boomboxes." Dershowitz told Newsmax in a recent interview he's going to "do whatever is necessary" to "deter" the return of Hitler. He said his group is going to be called, "Hurt a Jew? We Sue You."
Dershowitz elaborated on his plans in a podcast earlier this week, as the Daily Caller reported: On his podcast, “The Dershow,” Dershowitz expressed doubt that Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg would act against the protesters, and that Jewish students should consider filing lawsuits if charges are not brought.The strategy Deshowitz is laying out aligns perfectly with the Antisemitism Awareness Act which passed the House last week. The purpose of the bill is to silence criticism of Jews and Israel as a form of "hate speech" and empower the federal government and Jewish activist groups to crack down on anti-Israel protests on college campuses through civil rights complaints. President Donald Trump in 2019 signed an executive order with the same goal in 2019 and Dershowitz gave a speech at the signing ceremony. All these laws and executive orders to "fight anti-Semitism" are direct attacks on the First Amendment and are part of a sustained campaign aimed at making it illegal to criticize Jews and Israel. Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter, Facebook, Gab, Minds and Telegram. |