Comments on: Jewish leaders at Iftar dinner

By: Otto Waldmann

Otto Waldmann — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 10:18:01 +0000

In reply to Kel.

Kel
cute, but no cigar. Don’t worry, I’ve been to countless such occasions and there is nothing you can teach me !
Read my lines and don’t lick the lip service of coreographed “harmony”.
We have the reality of elegant protocols, say once a year, and the other reality of pervasive anti Zionism steaming out of incredible well fed Islamic sources, fed with palestinian dishes of anti Semitism. These are the daily diets we, the Jewish community of Australia, and the entire world, just for measure, are faced with, irrespective of well orchestrated dinners.
ALL Jewish organisations invited and well looked after at the party you, Kel, reckon, represents esily digestible menus, are involved principally with staving off dailyt relentless torrents of anti Semitism sponsored by some of the photo oportunists you seem to be so wrapped in.

Want to be funny, tell me another one.

By: Kel

Kel — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 04:33:59 +0000

‘otto” not the most palatable comment?’ I would say more like a very distasteful comment! Maybe YOU should have attended as it may have (but probably not) opened your eyes and you could have ordered the sour grapes for desert, washed down with some bittars!

By: Otto Waldmann

Otto Waldmann — Thu, 02 Aug 2012 00:17:52 +0000

I don’t know why I m so skeptical about these toomba-yee get together eating/speech fests.
Maybe not the most palatable comment, but with evey such dinners, one must digest the substance of holding hands together for public image consumption, following which, inevitably we arrive – when tangible realities hit us right in the middle of CBD demos – at the end result of any digestion, and, as the reality fans are spinning regardless, we end up with the pervasive bad odour of tachles.

At least I agree that the good Rabbis are worth feeding.