Apparently so. At least according to these Jews.
Jews Do Control the Media and Banking - Feiler Faster
Bruce Feiler
Someone needs to check his spelling.
Indeed they do!
Some people thrive on gloating.
Take me for example. I simply relish the opportunity to rub my detractors prominent noses in their own words.
Jews Do Control the Media and Banking - Feiler Faster
Bruce Feiler
Vanity Fairs October issue contains its annual list of the worlds most powerful people, 100 of the bankers and media moguls, publishers and image makers who shape the lives of billions. A Jewish editor in Chicago has decided to count the number of Jews. It tops fifty percent. At a time when two writers seem to have a blockbuster book on their hands pointing out that the Jewish lobby is really powerful in Washington, now a Jewish editor is pointing out that the Jews do, indeed, have a disproportianate amount of control over media and banking in America.
Someone needs to check his spelling.
Its an exclusive, insular club, one whose influence stretches around the globe but is concentrated strategically in the highest corridors of power.
More than half its members, at least by one count, are Jewish.
Its a list, in other words, that would have made earlier generations of Jews jump out of their skins, calling attention, as it does, to their disproportionate influence in finance and the media. Making matters worse, in the eyes of many, would no doubt be the identity of the group behind the list not a pack of fringe anti-Semites but one of the most mainstream, glamorous publications on the newsstands.
Yet the list doesnt appear to have generated concern so far, instead drawing expressions of satisfaction and pride from the lone Jewish commentator whos responded in writing.
Published between ads for Chanel and Prada, Dior and Yves Saint Laurent, its the 2007 version of The Vanity Fair 100, the glossy American magazines annual October ranking of the planets most important people. Populated by a Cohen and a Rothschild, a Bloomberg and a Perelman, the list would seem to conform to all the traditional stereotypes about areas of Jewish overrepresentation.
Joseph Aaron, the editor of The Chicago Jewish News, thinks its a list his readers should feel very, very good about.
Indeed they do!
Some people thrive on gloating.
Take me for example. I simply relish the opportunity to rub my detractors prominent noses in their own words.