It would be redundant to point out the number of Jihadi friendly sites and for sale items that PayPal gladly does business with. That's already been pretty well covered both here and across the web. What I'm interested in is the background and personal doings of a certain commenter here who goes by the tag 'superdeals dude' or some such thing. I suppose I'm to believe he's a seller of large amounts of bowling pins or something, all offered at an astonishgly low price as he's the superdeals dude. But in looking at his profile info here, what little of it there is, I see literally scores and scores of posts on the issue of Atlas Shrugged having its plug pulled by PayPal.
Why would that be?
I mean, his "arguments" are not terribly forceful, i.e. "it's a hate site because I say it is", but really folks, who is this guy? I'm making a single post on this Atlas issue, sure, cause I believe it's a travesty and not incidentally connected to the YouTube folks taking down Caroline Glick and friends' video of the Flotilla Choir. It's just a happy accident I suppose that although anyone with eyes can see the Israelis and the Jews in general have been facing not only calls for their extermination but bombs loaded with ball bearings and rat poison, missiles, etc. But if anyone objects to these things and actually tries to voice their objections in a voice loud enough to be heard by more than the few people in the room with them, they are increasingly likely to be shut up and/or shut down. Why? And by Whom?
I would suggest that unless you are a dyed in the wool anti-sem---I'm sorry, anti-zionist---that you pick up a copy of Andy McCarthy's new book 'The Grand Jihad' and start boning up on just what you are witnessing here. Then, if anyone is up to the task, find out who the superdeals dude is and let us all know perhaps why he is so terribly driven to defend an obvious case of creeping Sharia.
