How Dave Chappelle turned Anti-Semitism into a Joke

“So, fuck them motherfucking Jews, my nigga. Heil Hitler.”  Charleston White speaking in support of Kanye West

“Put yo chain on, nigga. Welcome back.” Dave Chappelle

The Kyrie Irving incident seemed at first glance to be the classic example of hysterical Jewish overreaction leading to the exact opposite of what the Jews intended to bring about.

In response to a basketball player recommending a recent movie—From Hebrews to Negroes—which was available on Amazon, the Jewish CHEKA, otherwise known as the Anti-Defamation League, demanded Irving’s head on a platter, leading the NBA to suspend him for five games and to issue a six-point plan which he had to fulfill before Adam Silver, the Jew who headed the NBA, would allow him to return to the league. One point of the plan involved paying the ADL $500,000 in protection money.  Sensing that Kyrie hadn’t groveled enough, the NBA worked out a deal whereby Irving would apologize publicly and donate $500,000 to the ADL, after which the Nets and would add another $500,000 to the pot.

The first result of this shakedown was a rise in consciousness. If it weren’t for the ADL, who would have known that the National Basketball Association was a form of social control in which 70 percent of the players are black but 60 percent of the owners, who had appointed Silver as their commissar, were Jewish?

The second result was a wave of anger that swept over the black community, which, up to that time, had accustomed itself to the role of docile consumers by buying shoes endorsed by the star du jour.

In response to the ADL’s attack on Kyrie, videos of shoe burnings began circulating on the internet. Adidas, the German shoe firm which canceled Kyrie’s contract, took an immediate financial hit for the Jewish team, and the firms which had been licensed to make the shoes that kept Negroes on the Jewish sports plantation were forced to lay off workers so that the ADL could make its point.