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16 September, 2009

Forrest ‘Toons

Posted by Socrates in cartoons, N.B. Forrest, Socrates at 2:14 pm |

Forrest photo 1

Forrest photo 2

5 Responses to “Forrest ‘Toons”

Tom McReen Says:
16 September, 2009 at 5:46 pm
I find these hateful anti-semitic canards to be hilarious.
Tim McGreen Says:
16 September, 2009 at 11:37 pm
The vampire legend surely must have come from people’s natural fear and dislike of Jews. Ever see Charles Krauthammer? Richard Pearl? Daniel Pipes? They look like classic “anti-Semitic” caricatures of themselves. Good job, General Forrest.
Hmm Says:
17 September, 2009 at 1:47 am
Absolutely, don’t you know many of these Jews came from ACTUAL Transylvania?

Wiesel, for instance…
The Red Skull Says:
17 September, 2009 at 8:43 pm
Ha-Ha!I got a chuckle out of it!However,there is a difference between Jews and Vampires-vampires suck the blood from individuals,draining the life from them.Jews suck the blood of Nations,draining away life,prosperity,and happiness,leaving a worn-out husk as a corpse.Just look at America,The jews are sucking the lifeblood right out of her,and she’s showing the pallor of someone who gave too much blood to the bank.Great Artwork NB!Keep up the good work.
Tim McGreen Says:
21 September, 2009 at 5:52 am
“Kount Kike-ula” might’ve been a little funnier…………Or maybe “Frankensheenie”? “Frankenkike”? “Al Franken”?

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