The EFL Geek posts some photos (originally posted in the Dave’s ESL forums) of the, ahem, welcome provided Jack Rosen, businessman and chairman of the American Jewish Congress, by the residents of Incheon’s Deokgyo-dong.
Here’s just one of ‘em:
(Note: Not that I’m accusing the poster of Photoshoping, but I’d be keen to see someone else photograph them)
Just so you know, the residents are upset about plans to develop their area into a tourism and leisure zone as part of the IFEZ project. Jack Rosen is reportedly a major player in the development project.
To be fair, the residents do have right to be upset about the city turning over their land to a foreign company without their agreement. Which would have never happened, of course, without the scheming of those hook-nosed Jews and their matzo seasoned with the blood of Arab and Korean children. Just ask Rhie Won-bok.
Oh, and while I’m on the topic, if any of you from the Great Jewish Conspiracy are reading this, I know you must be busy — believe me, I know controlling global finance and pulling the strings behind US foreign policy can be a tiring job — but if you’ve got a sec, I repeat my request for a decent kosher deli in Seoul. Or at the very least a knish stand.
On a more serious note, check out Russell Working’s op-ed on the resurgence of anti-Semitism, the world’s most common hatred.
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Yes, turning their land over to evil white foreigners is a travesty. Just turn it over to a chaebol, of course acting in the economic interests of the nation, and all will be wonderful.
Sucks to be chosen.
Well, if it’s for IFEZ, the owners of the land got financially compensated although probably not very much…but it’s not like the land got “stolen” from them, technically speaking.
Is that sign for real???? Has anyone seen it personally???
why is it that anti-semitism comes so easily to koreans?
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