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Black Americans may need to “flee the country” in the face of an apparently growing population of “crazy White people” who are “not to be trifled with,” according to a recent Washington Post piece.</blockquote></ref>

Black Americans may need to “flee the country” in the face of an apparently growing population of “crazy White people” who are “not to be trifled with,” according to a recent Washington Post piece.</blockquote></ref>

In Dec 2022,<ref>Daniel Greenfield, [https://www.frontpagemag.com/the-persistence-of-vaccine-antisemitism/ The Persistence of Vaccine Antisemitism], ''FPM'', December 27, 2022.<br><i>

In Dec 2022,<ref>D. Greenfield, [https://www.frontpagemag.com/the-persistence-of-vaccine-antisemitism/ The Persistence of Vaccine Antisemitism], ''Front Page Mag.'', 27 Dec 2022.<br></ref>

 

The story changes and yet remains the same.</i></ref>

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The Washington Post ran an article on a "rapidly growing measles outbreak in [[Columbus, Ohio]]" which mainly involved Somali [[Muslims]]. The paper does devote several paragraphs to the Somalis but illustrates the story with two photos of Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn.

The Washington Post ran an article on a "rapidly growing measles outbreak in [[Columbus, Ohio]]" which mainly involved Somali [[Muslims]]. The paper does devote several paragraphs to the Somalis but illustrates the story with two photos of Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn.

What is notable here is the persistence of vaccine antisemitism...</blockquote>

What is notable here is the persistence of vaccine antisemitism...</blockquote>

==Noted ''Washington Post'' fake news reporters==

==Noted ''Washington Post'' fake news reporters==