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The Righteous (Gino Bartali) and The Rotten (The BBC)
Howard Lindzon
February 28, 2025
A few more infuriating moments this week as a jewish person/human being in 2025…
Here is Eli Sharabi talking about his 491 days in Gaza a a hostage, not even knowing that Hamas had killed his wife and two daughters.
People in the West don’t always understand how lucky they are…
Eli Sharabi - chained for 491 days in Gaza. Beaten. Held 50m underground. Last image he saw before they took him to Gaza was…his wife and two daughters, terrified in the kitchen, surrounded by terrorists. He only… x.com/i/web/status/1…— miha schwartzenberg (@mihaschw)
12:48 AM • Feb 28, 2025
Meanwhile, the BBC was finally forced to admit how rotten to the core they are in airing and promoting Hamas propaganda:
I cannot begin to stress the significance of this admission from the BBC
The BBC has been reporting full blown propaganda since Oct 7th
The BBC was infiltrated to its core
A statement this clear and apologetic required a mistake of gigantic proportions
Never trust them again
— Shaun Maguire (@shaunmmaguire)
8:43 PM • Feb 27, 2025
In the face of the constant flow of rotten from Hamas and their institutional sympathizers/supporters around the world led by Qatar, The UN and the antisemitic media, It has never been easier to get infuriated and be selfish.
But, it has also never been easier to chip in and do some good.
I am in Calabasas with Ellen for the day and just finished a great ride with friends in support of the Bartali Youth in Movement. Last night my friends Roy and Adi Rubin held a fundraiser for The Bartali Youth In Movement.
It is a fantastic program (which we support) created by Ran Margoliat (see photo below). Gino Bartali who the movement is named after is a hero to Italians and Israeli’s (and hopefully more as the movement grows) and recognized at the highest level by Israel as a ‘Righteous Among The Nations’. Have a quick read of his amazing story. The quick Wikipedia snapshot here:
Have a great Friday.
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