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Title: Sen. George Allen Says He Embraces His Jewish Ancestry
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URL Source: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dy ... /09/19/AR2006091901141_pf.html
Published: Sep 19, 2006
Author: Michael D. Shear
Post Date: 2006-09-19 23:04:59 by Brian S
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Wednesday, September 20, 2006; A01 Virginia Sen. George Allen (R) said for the first time publicly yesterday that he has Jewish ancestry, a day after responding angrily to an exchange that included questions about his mother's racial sensitivity and whether his family has Jewish roots. At a campaign debate with Democratic challenger James Webb on Monday, a reporter asked Allen whether his mother's father, Felix Lumbroso, was Jewish. He became visibly upset, saying his mother's religion was not relevant to the campaign and chiding the reporter for "making aspersions about people because of their religious beliefs." Allen's campaign manager said the senator believed the question was hostile because it followed another one about whether Allen had learned the word "macaca" from his mother. The word, which Allen used last month to describe a Webb volunteer, is a French slur for a dark-skinned person. Allen's mother, Henreitte "Etty" Allen, is a native of Tunisia and speaks French. In a statement released by his campaign yesterday, Allen said he was proud to have recently discovered that his grandfather, a Nazi resistance fighter in North Africa, was part of a well-known Jewish family. "I was raised as a Christian and my mother was raised as a Christian," Allen, 54, said. "And I embrace and take great pride in every aspect of my diverse heritage, including my Lumbroso family line's Jewish heritage, which I learned about from a recent magazine article and my mother confirmed." Allen's religious background has not been a campaign issue. But when the reporter asked Allen about it Monday, the exchange triggered a flood of critical commentary on Internet blogs yesterday, demanding that Allen clarify his ancestry. The Jewish weekly newspaper the Forward recently explored Allen's possible Jewish roots and his connection to the Lumbrosos, a prominent Jewish family that settled in Italy in the 15th century. Allen's campaign spokesman did not return calls seeking confirmation, according to that article. Peggy Fox, the WUSA (Channel 9) reporter who asked the question at the debate, said she read the article in the Forward. "I had heard from other reporters that his staff had been asked the question before. I thought it was fair game," she said yesterday. Allen campaign manager Dick Wadhams said, "Saying your mother was a racist. That was exactly the intent and the thrust of the question. Then she [Fox] went on to introduce religion. Introducing religion at all into the debate was inappropriate." The question about Allen's religion and his delayed response to it are the latest twists in a bizarre Senate campaign that has been dominated for five weeks by Allen's "macaca" comment and more recently by allegations that Webb demeaned military women in an article written 27 years ago. Polls have indicated that Webb is closing the double-digit lead Allen held earlier this summer. But in addition to a debate over the Iraq war with Webb, a decorated Marine and former Navy secretary, Allen has repeatedly been distracted by other issues. Allen is not the first public official to discover Jewish roots late in life, including former presidential candidates Sen. John F. Kerry (D-Mass.) and Gen. Wesley K. Clark. In 1997, Secretary of State Madeline Albright revealed that her family history includes three Jewish grandparents who were killed in the Holocaust. Some Jewish leaders said that Allen's angry reaction to the question about his Jewish heritage bothered them. "He was visibly uncomfortable and called it an 'aspersion,' " said J. J. Goldberg, editor in chief of the Forward. "What is it that makes him so uncomfortable with it? It raises more questions about who the guy is." "How does one not know that his grandfather was a Jew?" asked Samuel Heilman, a professor of sociology at the City University of New York. Heilman called it a "tempest in a teapot" but said it would be a big story to American Jews. "It is the case that for many people who are so much a part of blue-blood America, it's hard to imagine there is a Jew in their cupboard there," Heilman said. But other Jewish leaders defended Allen's reaction, saying he was clearly upset not about being called a Jew but at what he considered to be the negative tone of the questioner. "This was an 'I got you' question -- 'See, you really are a racist,' " said Rabbi Irwin Kula, author of "Yearnings: Embracing the Sacred Messiness of Life." Kula said there are many people who have been raised Christian and are not aware that they have any Jewish heritage. "I felt tremendous empathy for George Allen. It is 100 percent possible." Allen has been asked before about his religious background. Bob Gibson, a reporter at the Charlottesville Daily Progress who has written about the senator for almost three decades, told the New Republic that Allen once wanted a correction "when I wrote about his mother's Jewish family origins. He insisted, through a press secretary, that his mother was raised a Christian." Part of the interest in Allen's heritage comes from his speeches, in which he often includes references to his grandfather being incarcerated in a Nazi concentration camp. In 2000, he told the Richmond Times-Dispatch his grandfather was put in the camp because he was an Allied sympathizer. He brought up his grandfather's incarceration at the Monday debate, just before Fox asked her question. "If there's one lesson that I learned more than from anyone else, it was my mother, whose father was incarcerated by the Nazis in World War II," Allen said. "And of all people in my life who told me about tolerance and not judging people by their religious beliefs or their ethnicity or their race, it is my mother." But people close to Allen have been reluctant to discuss his grandfather's religion in the past. Asked about it several weeks ago, campaign advisers either said they did not know or refused to comment. They also refused to ask Allen about it, saying at the time that it was not relevant to his job. Yesterday, Wadhams accused Webb's campaign and liberal bloggers of anti-Semitism for raising the issue of the senator's religious background. Bloggers, some of whom are on Webb's staff, spent yesterday writing furiously about the debate question and Allen's answer. "What does Allen have against Jews?" one headline read on a national liberal blog. "Introducing religion at all into the debate was inappropriate. It makes no difference what anybody's religion is," Wadhams said. Wadhams also accused Webb's campaign of mailing an anti-Semitic flier to Virginia voters during the state's Democratic primary this year. That flier depicted Webb's Jewish opponent, Harris Miller, with money coming out of his pockets. "They have been continuing that anti-Semitic strategy through their paid bloggers," Wadhams said. Webb spokeswoman Kristian Denny Todd called that charge "completely false." She said the flier was not anti-Semitic and declined to comment about Allen's Jewish heritage. "We are in the race for Senate to talk about ideas, issues and what's best for Virginia," she said. "That's all we are here to do." In the statement issued yesterday, Allen called Fox's questions "especially reprehensible" and "deeply offensive." And he confronted questions about why he did not know about his heritage sooner. "Some may find it odd that I have not probed deeply into the details of my family history, but it's a fact," he said. "Whenever we would ask my mother through the years about our family background on her side, the answer always was, 'Who cares about that?' " Staff writer Robert Barnes and staff researcher Meg Smith contributed to this report.
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#3. To: Brian S (#0)
I'll bet George Washington was jewish and didn't even know it. We've got a lot of jewish blood in us - we just don't know it. we've been lied to and deprived by our own families who were anti-semitic. If only we as a people would accept our jewish roots - then we could be happy and forever prosperous and cool.
----------------------------- Geez, why do so many politicians want to be Jewish? I believe George Washington WAS Jewish, or "Jewish". He and most of the presidents are related to the British Monarchy, who claim to be descended from King David and the tribe of Ephraim. That's the basis of British-Israelism, a false doctrine. Here are some genealogical charts, to be taken with a grain of salt. [oops maybe not. I just tried to get them off my history file, and it sounds like it is trying to freeze up on me. If you search US Royal Presidents at http://asis.com, and Bush Kerry Cousins and Bush Kerry Ancestors at familyforest.com [family-forest.com?] you will see what I mean.] I used to be able to pull up an article entitled Your Secret Inheritance at http://ancientmanuscripts.com. It was about the dispersion of the ten/twelve tribes, in particular the tribe of Dan. At the end of the article, it stated there were people who knew the true identity of these people, but it was being kept secret from us. Last time I checked, I couldn't find hide nor hair of the book. I see the hand of God in this. I do believe He is gathering the tribes [or at least the remnant], here, but also TRUE Israelites, Christians, the gentiles [which really means nations] in Isaiah 49:6. He may cleanse the unbelievers among them yet, [or maybe He is going to punish them]. They, on the other hand, or at least their elite, think they are going to cleanse US from off the land. Psalm 2:1-2. more on Jews in America: ".......The pages in this site are written from the Ashkenazic Jewish perspective. Ashkenazic Jews are the Jews of France, Germany, and Eastern Europe and their descendants. Sephardic Jews are the Jews of Spain, Portugal, North Africa and the Middle East and their descendants. Sephardic Jews are often subdivided into Sephardim (from Spain and Portugal) and Mizrachim (from the Northern Africa and the Middle East), though there is much overlap between those groups. Until the 1400s, the Iberian Peninsula, North Africa and the Middle East were all controlled by Muslims, who generally allowed Jews to move freely throughout the region. When the Jews were expelled from Spain in 1492, many of them were absorbed into existing Mizrachi communities in Northern Africa and the Middle East. The word "Ashkenazic" is derived from the Hebrew word for Germany. The word "Sephardic" is derived from the Hebrew word for Spain. The word "Mizrachi" is derived from the Hebrew word for Eastern. Most American Jews today are Ashkenazic, descended from Jews who emigrated from Germany and Eastern Europe from the mid 1800s to the early 1900s, although most of the early Jewish settlers of this country were Sephardic. The first Jewish congregation in North America, Shearith Israel, founded in what is now New York in 1684, was Sephardic and is still active. The first Jewish congregation in the city of Philadelphia, Congregation Mikveh Israel, founded in 1740, was also a Sephardic one, and is also still active.......... There used to be a good site about Sephardic Jewry called BSZNet, but, sadly, it disappeared years ago and I have not been able to find it or anything like it since. There are some Jews who do not fit into this Ashkenazic/Sephardic distinction. Yemenite Jews, Ethiopian Jews (also known as Beta Israel and sometimes called Falashas), and Oriental Jews also have some distinct customs and traditions. These groups, however, are relatively small and virtually unknown in America. For more information on Ethiopian Jewry, see the Index of Ethiopian Jewry Pages (this site has moved; I will update the link when I find it again!). For more information on Oriental Jewry, see Jewish Asia. - © Copyright 5756-5764 (1995-2004), Tracey R Rich" http://www.jewfaq.org/ashkseph.htm I heard them say that George Allen said he ate pork in their house, and his mother made great pork chops. Now there is this fascinating article about Jews in America, including the Sephardic Jews, and including those who came in [and are still coming??] by way of Mexico. It also includes info about some of our cryptoJewish presidents. too much to quote it all, except this that ties in to Allen's quip above, and since the rest is so relevant to everything else that is going on, I'll include this little extra tidbit and bold the part about the pork [but you really might be interested in reading the entire article]: "........As a young adult, Lyndon Johnson taught school in Cotulla, a poor "Mexican" community south of San Antonio. (Robert Caro, Path to Power, pp. 166-169) Many of his former students marvelled at his spirit, dedication and self-discipline. (Robert Caro, Path to Power, pp. 166-169) Lyndon strongly encouraged the young Mexicans to learn English in order to get ahead. (Robert Caro, Path to Power, pp. 166-169) Possibly he truly had a yearning to help those in need; however, that does not fit most historical accounts of Lyndon Johnson the man. From early adulthood, virtually all of his actions were calculated. Given Lyndon’s Huffman, Perrin, Ament family line, it is more likely that he was assisting descendants of Sephardic Jews who migrated to Texas from Spain centuries earlier. Recently it was disclosed that there are many hispanic Jews living in the San Antonio area. Richard Santos, a hispanic Jew and native of San Antonio, wrote a book entitled Silent Heritage: The Sephardim and the Colonization of the Spanish North American Frontier, 1492-1600. (David Garza, The Secret History, May 11, 2001, The Austin Chronicle: Books, http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/dispatch/2001-05- 11/books_feature.html) Santos spoke of his "crypto-Jewish" heritage at the Texas Jewish Historical Society’s 22nd conference on May 11, 2001. Crypto-Jews are Sephardic groups of families who secretly retained their religion and culture after the 15th-century Spanish royal decree deemed it punishable by death. Santos has spent his entire adult life trying to educate the masses about the secret history of his bloodline. (David Garza, The Secret History, May 11, 2001, The Austin Chronicle: Books, http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/dispatch/2001-05- 11/books_feature.html) Stan Hordes, a former New Mexico state historian and professor at the University of New Mexico, described his observations at the same conference. "One person told me, ‘My family just doesn’t eat pork—we’re allergic to pork,’" Hordes said, explaining the pockets of crypto-Jews who maintain Jewish traditions without even realizing it. (David Garza, The Secret History, May 11, 2001, The Austin Chronicle: Books, http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/dispatch/2001-05- 11/books_feature.html) Among the crypto-Jews that Hordes described, some of the women light menorahs without realizing what they’re doing. (David Garza, The Secret History, May 11, 2001, The Austin Chronicle: Books, http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/dispatch/2001-05- 11/books_feature.html) ".....Given this new information about crypto-Jews, plus Johnson’s heritage; it is highly plausible that he began his early adult life as a teacher at Cotulla not merely to help disadvantaged hispanics students, but rather to help descendants of Sephardic Jews—crypto-Jews—from Spain who migrated to Mexico and what is now southern Texas. And the reason he felt obliged to help these crypto-Jews was because of his own secret ethnicity. This information about Sephardic Jews in southern Texas sheds new light on the ethnicity of Lyndon Johnson’s wife, Claudia Alta Taylor Johnson (aka, "Lady Bird"). She is apparently a Sephardic Jew of Mexican origin. Although her facial features are consistent with Semitic origin, that alone is not definitive proof. Claudia’s mother, Minnie Lee Pattillo, was likely a Sephardic Jew from Mexico. Pattillo is a common Spanish/Mexican name; however, there are no records of Minnie Pattillo’s parents so it is entirely possible that they were immigrants. It is quite odd that a first lady—one who lived in the White House less than 40 years ago—has maternal grandparents whose identity is unknown and undocumented. Minnie Pattillo died in 1918 when Claudia was only five. (David Garza, The Secret History, ..........." http:// www.israelect.com/reference/WillieMartin/PoliticalJews.htm "Introducing religion at all into the debate was inappropriate. It makes no difference what anybody's religion is," Wadhams said. No, unless that religion happened to declare war on anyone who didn't adhere to it, and its destruction of faith, life, liberty, and property.
This is the Jewish congregation of which MATHIAS BUSH was a founding member. Mathias Bush was a wealthy merchant, slave owner, and first to sign the Non- Importation Resolution of 1765: Jews of the Black Holocaust AGMathias Bush, a member of Lancaster, Pennsylvania Jewish merchantry, ... All were notorious slave merchants and yet highly respected in the Jewish community ... http://www.b lacksandjews.com/Jews.of.Black.Holocaust.ag.html Israel | Jewish CalendarMathias Bush is listed on Page 15 under Revolutionary War as Jews who signed the non-Importation Resolution of 1765. Major George Bush, Major Louis Bush and ... http://www.sweetl iberty.org/issues/israel/calendar.html - 23k - Cached - Similar pages Jewish Persecution by Jackie Patru | Section Fourteen... the authenticity of what follows: Mathias Bush is listed on page 15 under Revolutionary War as Jews who signed the non-Importation Resolution of 1765'. ... http://www.sweetliberty.org/pers pective/ jewishpersecution14.htm I had heard once upon a time, that George Bush was a distant cousin of Vincente Fox. I was more inclined to think of Bush more of the Ashkenazi side, but it was said the Sephardic intermarried with other Jews, Bush is said to have the bloodlines of EVERY monarchy in Europe, and to top it off, I recently found out that my Grandmother's name, closely related to the Bush name, which is considered to be Irish, Welsh, and Scotch, is also Jewish, and that under the Celtic name, they were wealthy merchants, and in fact, some of that name, who were also wealthy merchants, were some of the earliest settlers of Jamestown, although I am not sure I am a descendant at this point. It's hard to think of my grandmother of being Sephardic, though, because she was so fair-skinned, and blue-eyed. BTW, my grandmother was Catholic, although she didn't attend church, for personal reasons. I am sure though, that she had a quiet, strong, faith, and about a week before she died of cancer, she told of this visitor to her hospital room, who she believed to be Jesus. I wouldn't be surprised if He appeared to prepare her for the pain she was about to go through. Maybe He wanted her to learn to put her faith in Him, alone. I guess I won't know until later.
It's not that difficult to be related to european monarchy, however distant. In fact, North Americans of european/UK ancestry are mathematically more likely to be related in some way, than not. For example Charlemagne or Karl der Grosse (depending on your perspective): Everyone is Descended From Charlemagne http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlemagne With genealogy online these days, including photos of early census, church records, early military records (very useful), ship records, and corresponding with distant cousins online; it is possible to learn a great deal about "where we came from" and "who we are". If you are lucky, one of your distant cousins is Mormon or wealthy and has done a lot of the legwork for you (I was lucky in a few branches). I'm sorry to say I'm related to Bush family through Francis Cooke. That's assuming they didn't lie about that relationship. I like to think so. My mother used to hear her father who was of more German extraction than English, talk of his Cooke on the Mayflower. She said as a child she didn't see what was so great about being related to the cook; she liked the sound of captain better. BTW, through Cooke is one way to get to the Plantagenets, and through them, the rest of european monarchs. There is nothing special about Cooke or any others of his class. At the time of King Henry VIII, England's population was only 2 million; France only 15 million. Do the math, probability is on our side. Also consider that the poor may have had children, but many did not survive childhood. And of those who survived childhood, they were less likely to be healthy/wealthy enough to have many surviving children. The middle-class had a better chance to grow in numbers, and many figured out they had to emigrate to survive. Islands are only so big. Everyone of any British ancestry has someone in Burke's Peerage. BFD. Then there's Erik the Red, or whoever of Teutonic/Scandinavian lines, and before you know it, you are related again to the heads of europe. BFD. For a more definitive answer, look no further than Bryan Sykes of Oxford University and his DNA studies. Just be careful someone isn't in need of your extra kidney (ha!). Some people actually feel an affinity or kindrid spirit toward those with their shared mitochondrial DNA.
#38. To: robin, ALL (#37)
Thanks for all the info. I'm dying to check out the links, but I still have some things on here to wrap up, and I'm afraid I'll crash if I do. Interesting pic of Charlemagne. Is that a crescent moon in front of the cross on his head? And look at all those eagles! hmmmmmm.......... This should keep me busy for awhile! Charlemagne and Bush related: Family Forest® - eBooksAncestor, Family Forest, Senator John Kerry, President Bush, Genealogy, ... http://www.familyfo rest.com/Kerry_Bush_Ancestors.html Family Forest® - Product Details... US and world leaders like President George W. Bush, Senator John Forbes Kerry, ... http://www.familyforest.com/jesus. html [!!! see below!] portland imc - 2004.08.15 - BOTH Bush and Kerry, RELATED ...The problem is, Gore's Charlemagne links also make him a cousin of George W. Bush. 2. "Kerry can almost certainly be traced back to King James I and to the ... http://portland.ind ymedia.org/en/2004/08/294770.shtml ASK US STUFF » I read on a website that George W. Bush and Senator ...I read on a website that George W. Bush and Senator Kerry are both descended from 150 famous kings and assorted dukes, including Charlemagne, Praetor G. ... http://www.askusstuff.com/?p=516 - John Kerry: blood brother of George W. Bush in Skull and Bones John Forbes Kerry and George Walker Bush are ninth cousins, twice removed. See this website http://www.familyfore st.com/Kerry_Bush_Cousins.html for family ... www.oilempire.us/kerry.html - I'm sorry to say I'm related to Bush family I don't know for sure if I am related, but my grandmother's name is closely related to it. If so, maybe we are cousins! I talked to some people who do family crests for people, and they use Burke's. He looked up my grandmother's name, and said they were wealthy merchants, AND were allowed to hunt on the king's land, which made them some sort of "nobility". My thought is, if they were wealthy back then, and in with the "in" crowd, they were probably a bunch of cutthroats. Lots to check out, but looking up those links I posted above, I am blown away from one I had not seen before, and I'm posting the whole thing for safekeeping: Before I get stareted, bear in mind, I don't know where they are getting this, probably from the DaVinci Code, or something like that, or http://asis.com British Royalty. Wait till you see who is on this list!! I've bolded and underlined a lot of them, and could have bolded three or four times that. Offhand I'd say I underlined at least 6 or 7 of THE TOP 13 ILLUMINATI, as well as at least two more that are closely related to them. 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#33. To: Red Jones, Arete, Cynicom, mehitable, robin, Dakmar (#3)
I'll bet George Washington was jewish and didn't even know it. We've got a lot of jewish blood in us - we just don't know it. we've been lied to and deprived by our own families who were anti-semitic. If only we as a people would accept our jewish roots - then we could be happy and forever prosperous and cool.
#35. To: Red Jones, Arete, Cynicom, mehitable, robin, Dakmar, a vast rightwing conspirator (#33)
The first Jewish congregation in the city of Philadelphia, Congregation Mikveh Israel, founded in 1740, was also a Sephardic one, and is also still active..........
#37. To: AllTheKings'HorsesWontDoIt (#35)
Charlemagne, portrait by Albrecht Dürer. (click to enlarge)
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