VX1
12th May 2013, 09:47 AM
Oh why do they always pick on the Jews and keep them down? Can you believe that people believe this shit? They cry out in pain as victims as they wage war by deception.
From the Israel-first NeoCon rag, the National Review:
http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/348013/irs-inquisition-update
Along with targeting tea-party groups (http://nationalreview.com/article/347987/irs’s-tea-party-targeting), the IRS may also have given extra-special attention to the tax-exempt status of some Jewish groups for political reasons.
From the Jewish Press (http://www.jewishpress.com/news/irs-punished-conservative-non-profits-perhaps-also-pro-israel-groups/2013/05/11/):
The passionately pro-Israel organization Z STREET filed a lawsuit (http://www.zstreet.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=258%3Az-st-v-irs-amended-complaint&catid=1&Itemid=39) against the IRS, claiming it had been told by an IRS agent that because the organization was “connected to Israel,” its application for tax-exempt status would receive additional scrutiny. This admission was made in response to a query about the lengthy reveiw of Z STREET’s tax exempt status application.
In addition, the IRS agent told a Z STREET representative that the applications of some of those Israel-related organizations have been assigned to “a special unit in the D.C. office to determine whether the organization’s activities contradict the Administration’s public policies.” . . .
And at least one purely religious Jewish organization, one not focused on Israel, was the recipient of bizarre and highly inappropriate questions about Israel. Those questions also came from the same non-profit division of the IRS at issue for inappropriately targeting politically conservative groups. The IRS required that Jewish organization to state “whether [it] supports the existence of the land of Israel,” and also demanded the organization “[d]escribe [its] religious belief system toward the land of Israel.”
From the Israel-first NeoCon rag, the National Review:
http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/348013/irs-inquisition-update
Along with targeting tea-party groups (http://nationalreview.com/article/347987/irs’s-tea-party-targeting), the IRS may also have given extra-special attention to the tax-exempt status of some Jewish groups for political reasons.
From the Jewish Press (http://www.jewishpress.com/news/irs-punished-conservative-non-profits-perhaps-also-pro-israel-groups/2013/05/11/):
The passionately pro-Israel organization Z STREET filed a lawsuit (http://www.zstreet.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=258%3Az-st-v-irs-amended-complaint&catid=1&Itemid=39) against the IRS, claiming it had been told by an IRS agent that because the organization was “connected to Israel,” its application for tax-exempt status would receive additional scrutiny. This admission was made in response to a query about the lengthy reveiw of Z STREET’s tax exempt status application.
In addition, the IRS agent told a Z STREET representative that the applications of some of those Israel-related organizations have been assigned to “a special unit in the D.C. office to determine whether the organization’s activities contradict the Administration’s public policies.” . . .
And at least one purely religious Jewish organization, one not focused on Israel, was the recipient of bizarre and highly inappropriate questions about Israel. Those questions also came from the same non-profit division of the IRS at issue for inappropriately targeting politically conservative groups. The IRS required that Jewish organization to state “whether [it] supports the existence of the land of Israel,” and also demanded the organization “[d]escribe [its] religious belief system toward the land of Israel.”