Wow, “Russia Insider” goes full-bore antisemitic!!

Russia Insider founder and director Charles Bausman

Ilya Glazunov’s painting “Bolsheviks disrupt an Easter Mass” – note the swarthy features and nose of the bolshevik captain and the Aryan features of the faithful. He has a drawn pistol, a police dog, and a soldier with him wearing the typical bolshevik hat,  which looked Khazarian.

This WWII German poster, “Victory or Bolshevism,” shows a Jew wearing the ugly bolshevik hat 

The bolsheviks were overwhelmingly black-haired Jews.

 

WARNING SHOCKING PHOTO

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http://russia-insider.com/en/its-time-drop-jew-taboo/ri22186

This is a potentially significant development, since RI is read by a lot of people and is located right in Moscow. I am eager to see what, if anything Putin does when he is confronted about this development. Twitter today was full of the usual suspects slamming Bausman.

Bausman, an American, on RT in English in 2015 (with German subtitles): .https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhe60rpojDM

 

I have been linking to RI for months now.

 

I have been blogging for months withRI material: https://johndenugent.com/?s=%22Russia+Insider%22

 

Wiki: (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russia_Insider)

Russia Insider is a news website launched in September 2014, based in Moscow, Russia. Russia Insider reports on political and social affairs and aims to provide an alternative view ^[2] to the mainstream news about Russia and country-related issues. The website was founded and is driven by its editor Charles Bausman and a number of international volunteer contributors^[3]positioning the publication as an independent media source aiming to promote a better understanding of Russia. Its mission is media criticism and reform, underlining the issues of Western media which are seen by the founders as extremely biased, especially on Russia.^[4] Many articles are copied, excerpted or translated from other websites, such as Russia Beyond, Voltairenet.org, Strategic Culture Foundation, The Guardian, HuffPost, and Consortiumnews among others, however there are also some original content.

History[edit]

Russia Insider was started as an online user generated movement by a few volunteer contributors. It is based on the concept of citizen journalism^[5] and claims that it represents neither government or corporate interests.^[4] It has both English and Russian editions, and the English edition is aimed at Western readers. The publication’s main goal is to represent an alternative to how Russia is being portrayed in the Western media.^[3]

Funding[edit]

In order to maintain its objective to be an independent and transparent news source, Russia Insider is supported by crowdfundinginitiative^[6] and individual donations. The publication has raised over $120,000 from two crowdfunding campaigns and donations from launch to 2015.^{[citation needed]}

Reception[edit]

The website was criticized for its pro-Russian stance,^[7][8][9] considered to be alongside several highly visible partisan outlets such as RT, Ruptly and Sputnik.^[10]

Anti-semitic editorial policy[edit]

On January 15, 2018, Russia Insider published an editorial by Bausman titled “It’s Time to Drop the Jew Taboo”.^[11] In it, he complained of “the strict taboo in the media, of criticizing Jews as a group, using that term” and announced that “from now on, the pages of Russia Insider will be open to articles which fairly and honestly address the influence of Jewish elites, including pointing out when it is malevolent, which it often is”. Bausman attributed a “human catastrophe” and “unfolding cataclysm” in which “millions have died” to “Jewish pressure groups”.

In the course of the article, the website’s editor accused Jews of responsibility for a range of perceived ills, including the claims that: “Hostility to Putin’s Russia is largely a Jewish phenomenon” (for example accusing the PBS television network of acting “like some Gentile starlet submitting to Harvey Weinstein”); that “what happened in 2014 in the Ukraine” (the 2014 revolution) “is inextricably linked to alleged Jewish culpability for the [Russian] revolution” of 1917; and that “the ongoing sex scandals which grace our front pages…from Hollywood to entertainment to media to Washington” involve men who “tend towards a certain ethnicity”.^[11]

Bausman simultaneously claimed that the website’s new policy towards Jews was “done without any hatred or anger to Jews as a whole”, focusing instead on those whom he referred to as “the Jews who are causing the trouble”.^[11]

Anti-semitic editorial policy[edit]

On January 15, 2018, Russia Insider published an editorial by Bausman titled “It’s Time to Drop the Jew Taboo”.^[11] In it, he complained of “the strict taboo in the media, of criticizing Jews as a group, using that term” and announced that “from now on, the pages of Russia Insider will be open to articles which fairly and honestly address the influence of Jewish elites, including pointing out when it is malevolent, which it often is”. Bausman attributed a “human catastrophe” and “unfolding cataclysm” in which “millions have died” to “Jewish pressure groups”.

In the course of the article, the website’s editor accused Jews of responsibility for a range of perceived ills, including the claims that: “Hostility to Putin’s Russia is largely a Jewish phenomenon” (for example accusing the PBS television network of acting “like some Gentile starlet submitting to Harvey Weinstein”); that “what happened in 2014 in the Ukraine” (the 2014 revolution) “is inextricably linked to alleged Jewish culpability for the [Russian] revolution” of 1917; and that “the ongoing sex scandals which grace our front pages…from Hollywood to entertainment to media to Washington” involve men who “tend towards a certain ethnicity”.^[11]

Bausman simultaneously claimed that the website’s new policy towards Jews was “done without any hatred or anger to Jews as a whole”, focusing instead on those whom he referred to as “the Jews who are causing the trouble”.^[11]

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