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The only difference between the thousands of foreign workers who have died to erect the glittering towers of Doha, who prepare for the World Cup, and who attend to the needs of the slave masters of Qatar, is that Bennett was a westerner. But to the Islamic slave masters of Qatar and others in the region, all non-Arabs and non-Muslims are inferior subhuman slaves.
The only difference between the thousands of foreign workers who have died to erect the glittering towers of Doha, who prepare for the World Cup, and who attend to the needs of the slave masters of Qatar, is that Bennett was a westerner. But to the Islamic slave masters of Qatar and others in the region, all non-Arabs and non-Muslims are inferior subhuman slaves.
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===Ishaan Tharoor - bigot===
Asides from being an apologetic for Hitler's [[Grand Mufti of Jerusalem]].
- In 2015:{{Cquote|
Ishaan Tharoor, a writer for the Post’s WorldViews blog, concluded, “Today’s three-year-old Syrian orphan, it seems, is 1939’s German Jewish child.” (In September, Tharoor had made the same point about European reactions to the crisis, in a post entitled, “Europe’s fear of Muslim refugees echoes rhetoric of 1930’s anti-Semitism.”
Invoking the Holocaust for contemporary political debates is an inherently tricky business, and as far as such comparisons
The Bad-Faith Analogy Between Syrian Refugees and Jews Fleeing Nazi Germany
Why the comparison is more ‘virtue signal’ than productive policy stance...<ref>Jamed Kirchick, [https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/syrian-refugees-analogy The Bad-Faith Analogy Between Syrian Refugees and Jews Fleein] Dec 4, 2015.</ref>}}
- In Apr 2018:{{Cquote|In an anti-Israel screed masquerading as a “World Views” analysis, The Washington Post's Ishaan Tharoor presented dead Palestinian terrorists as nonviolent civilians...<ref>[https://www.jns.org/palestinian-nazi-flags-and-hamas-talking-points/ Palestinian Nazi flags and Hamas talking points], ''JNS'', Apr 26, 2018.</ref>I}}
- In Sep 2018:{{Cquote|
...foreign affairs commentator Ishaan Tharoor, giving his thoughts in the Washington Post on US President Donald Trump’s cessation of funding for UNRWA writes:
The White House, along with Israel’s right wing, argues that the rolls of recognized refugees should be limited to those alive in 1949 — a move at odds with other U.N. operations that also confer refugee status upon the descendants of the displaced.
UNRWA
Tharoor links to the UNHCR page for Afghan refugees whose descendants, like those of other refugees administered to by UNHCR, do not, unless under exceptional circumstances (unlike Palestinians who receive it by default), automatically receive refugee status.
Put simply, Tharoor has made a fundamental error.
Agree or disagree with Trump’s move but it certainly is not “at odds with other UN operations that also confer refugee status upon the descendants of the displaced” – because there are none.<ref>Simon Plosker,
[https://honestreporting.com/washington-post-errs-on-palestinian-refugees/ Washington Post Errs on Palestinian Refugees], ''HonestReporting'', September 5, 2018.</ref>}}
- In Oct 2018, 2018:{{Cquote|The Washington Post’s Ishaan Tharoor has previously warned about a “a rising tide of anti-Semitism.” Yet when the journalist sat down to interview one of the world’s leading antisemites, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, such concerns seemed to dissipate. The Post’s September 28, 2018 interview of Mahathir failed to inform readers — much less confront the Malaysian politician — about his blatant antisemitism.<ref>Sean Durns, [https://www.algemeiner.com/2018/10/03/once-again-the-media-whitewashes-antisemitism-around-the-world/ Once Again, the Media Whitewashes Antisemitism Around the World], Algemeiner'', Oct 3, 2018</ref>}}
- In 2021:{Cquote|Many of the ones that did mention the Islamic Republic, such as this Washington Post piece by Ishaan Tharoor published on August 3, 2021, do nothing to explain the depth of the danger posed by Iran’s increasing entrenchment in the country.<ref>Emanuel Miller,, [https://honestreporting.com/media-fail-to-properly-inform-the-public-of-hezbollahs-role-in-lebanon-crisis/ Media Fail to Properly Inform Public of Hezbollah’s Key Role in Lebanon Crisis], ''HonestReporting'', August 3, 2021</ref>
- In 2022, "The Washington Post’ colonizes Israel’s Arab citizens.{{Cquote|<ref>[https://www.jns.org/the-washington-post-colonizes-israels-arab-citizens/ ‘The Washington Post’ colonizes Israel’s Arab citizens], ''JNS'', November 9, 2022.</ref>
Israeli Arabs don't want to be called “Palestinians,” but the “Post” does it anyway.
Colonialism, Washington Post columnist Ishaan Tharoor told readers in 2016, “isn’t something to celebrate.” Yet the Post fully embraces colonialism when it is in the service of an anti-Israel narrative. The newspaper’s recent reporting and commentary provide ample proof.</ref>}}
==History of ''WaPo'' fake news reporting==
==History of ''WaPo'' fake news reporting==