The website Media Matters pointed out (for the second time) last night that conservative provocateur and mini-media mogul Andrew Breitbart's Big Journalism used a touched-up version of an old anti-Semitic graphic three separate times. The original drawing, which features a caricature of a Jewish man, complete with a hooked nose and a Star of David on his tie, can be seen on the white-power message board Stormfront, as published in a 1942 edition of the German magazine Kladderadatsch, while the version on Big Journalism overlayed the text "Media Bias," removed the tie adornment, and adjusted the nose.
Twitter has erupted with the hilarious #PeopleWhoNeverAccidentallyPostedNaziPropaganda hashtag. In true super-villain fashion, Breitbart has sworn vengeance on the people who dared to notice where the cartoons came from, declaring on Twitter that "Our penance will be to double down on exposing the unabashed real anti-Semititic, pro-radical Palestinian radicals at [Media Matters]."
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"We took the damn thing down BEFORE there was any criticism... What more can you want? It takes NY TIMES weeks, months to correct errors. We took it down. We are writing a response now. Pretty fast, no?!
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