When Spain Starts Tossing Jewish Teens Off Planes, You Have to Ask: Is This 2025 or 1933?

"They" say never again. I say, that's nonsense. We've seen the newsreels from the 30s and now we get to live it again!

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Are we really going to go down this same path again?

Is the world getting ready to “kill all the Jews again?”

Am I really writing this piece in 2025, or am I just having a bad dream?

Fifty French Jewish kids get tossed off a plane in Spain, and the airline wants you to believe it had nothing to do with their religion? Just “safety concerns.” Uh-huh. And I’m the Pope. Here’s what went down. Vueling Airlines, Spain’s low-cost answer to “how bad can service get before someone riots:” booted 44 minors and 8 adults off a flight headed from Valencia to Paris. Why? They claim the kids were “unruly.” Said they tampered with emergency equipment and interrupted the safety demo. Because clearly, singing Hebrew songs is now a federal threat. Tell me, when was the last time an entire group of 10 to 15-year-olds got blacklisted off a flight for being too rowdy? I’ve seen spring break zombies in worse shape get a pat on the head and a ginger ale. But wait, it gets dumber. France’s foreign minister, Jean‑Noël Barrot, who probably wears more scarves than sense, stepped in and asked Vueling if maybe, just maybe, this whole thing stinks of antisemitism. The airline says nope.(I’m shocked I tell you, just shocked!) Totally innocent. Just a coincidence that they singled out a group of Jewish kids singing in Hebrew. Right. And Epstein killed himself. Meanwhile, Spanish police say they had no clue the kids were Jewish. Which is odd, considering at least one witness said the kids were singing Jewish songs while boarding. Either the cops are lying or they’re deaf. Pick one. To add insult to injury, the summer camp director, 21 years old got arrested. And depending on who you believe, he might’ve been cuffed for daring to ask questions while his group was being yanked off a plane like criminals. Now, the Jewish communities in Spain want answers. They’ve demanded receipts from Vueling to prove this wasn’t just thinly veiled religious profiling wrapped in “aviation protocol.” But here’s the real kicker. If these kids had been part of a TikTok dance troupe wearing rainbow flags, this would be a global incident with candlelight vigils and think pieces from Vogue to The Vatican. But because it’s Jewish teens at a summer camp, everyone shrugs and mutters something about “rules are rules.” No. Enough. If this was profiling, and it sure smells like it, then someone needs to be held accountable. You don’t get to yank kids off a plane, arrest their chaperone, and gaslight the world into thinking it was all about safety.

Call it what it is.

Ugly.

Cowardly.

And if proven true, antisemitic.

Tell me I’m wrong.