The War on Judaism and Evangelicalism: “Christians United For Peace” (aka “CUFP”)

Jews Down Under 03/03/2014 1 Comment 7,791 Views

Those of you who have been following this site for a while, are very aware of the vile antisemitic and anti-Israel/Zionist group “Christians United for Peace” and the vile woman who runs the group with an iron first full of hate and loathing, too strong to image.
You also recall how hard we tried to take the group down and Facebook refused to hear us.
Thanks to ‘Daphne Anson’ I found the brand new Blog of Cloud Fire 18 and I made contact with the Blog owner.

So far he has made only one post, but he determined to bring down this ‘woman’ Darlene Jones-Owens and her group.
By all means visit the site. It is pointless trying to engage with her. She bans everyone. I’ve been banned with both my IDs.!!!! If by chance you do and you see antisemitic posts, please snip them and send them to the contact address for this site.

(And, the making of a radical anti-Semite in pursuit of the next Holocaust)

I. What is “Christians United For Peace” (aka “CUFP”)?
II. CUFP Hate and Incitement Against Jews, Judaism and Israel
III. CUFP’s War on Evangelical and Southern Baptist Christianity
IV. The New Blood Libels
V. Who Is CUFP?
I. What is “Christians United For Peace” (aka “CUFP”)?
CUFP is a Facebook-based blog/group (https://www.facebook.com/cu4peace) (aka “cu4peace”) with more than 6,200 members. It was founded in February 2011.

CUFP claims to be concerned activists for Palestinian human and collective rights, and for enlightening and “changing the face of” Evangelical Christians with respect Israel and Jews. CUFP claims to be a response and challenge to Christians United For Israel (“CUFI”), an organization having more than 1 million members expressing their solidarity with Jews and support of Israel.

However, CUFP’s claims are a ruse, and they are merely cloaking themselves as do-gooders and peaceful welcomers of all. With virtually every post, CUFP leaves its official story far behind.

Whether within individual posts or threads, or by cumulative effect and weaving between the lines, CUFP sows and incites:

The demonizing of the Jewish people
The destruction of Judaism as a faith
The elimination of Israel
The gutting of Evangelical and Southern Baptist Christians, and severing them from:
- Fellowship with Jewish people
- Theological respect of Judaism
- Support for Israel

CUFP’s ideology and propaganda simply leave no middle ground and only hellish aftereffects.

II. CUFP Incitement Against Jews, Judaism and Israel

A. Outright Incitement of Anti-Semitism

Routinely reposted by CUFP (this one on February 16, 2014), the alarming red background is meant to attract wide attention and to engrave its message deep into the minds of its viewers.

The overall intention of the post, including the message within the message, is clear

Routinely reposted by CUFP (this one on February 16, 2014), the alarming red background is meant to attract wide attention and to engrave its message deep into the minds of its viewers.

Push your hatred of Jews, Judaism and Israel to–or even over–the EDGE

Other recurring CUFP themes in this post include: Poking fun at Jews’ fears of Adolf Hitler and berating pro-Israel Christians.

B. Distortion and Exaggeration

CUFP: “Nearly everyday Israeli snipers shoot poor, unarmed Palestinians…”

Not even Gaza’s Hamas terrorist regime and media fabrication machine make such a claim.

C. Unscrupulous Sources

In this CUFP Valentine’s Day (2014) post, the reader is meant to believe Israel actually uses Palestinian children for experiments. This is no less than the blood libels upon which Jews have been persecuted and massacred for centuries.

And, what is the source of the linked “report”? The conspiracy theorist, “Before It’s News”–which would be bad enough, but in this case, in reliance on one of the most notorious ant-Semitic sites the world over: “Center for Research on Globalization” (www.globalresearch.ca), home to routine Holocaust denial, Jewish world domination theory, and Jewish satanic theory.

Other sources cited–as gospel truth–by CUFP include Jeff Rense (www.rense.com), a propagator of Andrew Hitchcock’s insidious “Synagogue of Satan/The History of the House of Rothschild” (http://rense.com/general88/hist.htm) and Iran’s own “PressTV.”