Rabis backing Soros

George Soros, billionaireImage via Wikipedia
Roger L. Simon:

Four-hundred lib rabbis — the kind that give sanctimonious sermons about the environment at Westchester synagogues — have banded together to slam Glenn Beck with a $100K ad in the Wall Street Journal. According to the clerics, Beck has been unfairly attacking George Soros for collaborating with the Nazis in WWII when the billionaire was a fourteen-year old — something that Soros himself admits and, incredibly, doesn’t feel guilty about.

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He provides the transcript of an interview with Soros where he admits to the collaboration. This is the second attack on Beck in recent days for accurate reporting. Just a few days before he was attacked by liberals for reporting on Francis Fox Pivan's encouragement of rioting.

Normally it is hard to buy publicity like this, and in this case, Beck has he detractors buying it for him. This is a real win-win deal for Murdoch who owns the Wall Street Journal and Fox News which carries Beck's program that is clearly making some liberals crazy.
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