Second latvian language newspaper is analysing jew

The second largest latvian language newspaper is the influential "Neatkarīgā Rīta Avīze". Not a far-right this conservative newspaper features far-right journalist and neo-nazi simphatiser Elita Veidemane frequently touching nationalistic subjects. Quite an often she interwievs well known latvian antisemite Andris Grūtups.
 

Opening the newspaper I found a totaly distastefull article, where the two are analysing jews, jewish influence, negative consecuences of smart but wrong jewish politicians and jews spreading ethnic hate. Reading the article creates a feeling, that a jewish people are driving force behind all the revolutions and politycal cataclysms. This is not the first their printed racist discussion about the "jew".

Here is online translation of the article: Grūtups: Jew Linderman trying to antagonize the Russians and Latvians

The same newspaper guys are spreading another conspiracy theory that George Soros owns a personal conspiracy network of devilish sorosites (alsou sorozīdi, sorožīdi aka soros's jews) infiltrating the politics and media. Gerorge Soros is controversial, anti-conservative and influential, but this sounds more like a modernised version "Protocols of Elders of Zion".


They do have some pro jewish articles like one appreciating art of Mark Chagal, and his paintings of goats and jews. Alsou mildly antisemitic are the largest newspaper "Diena" and its offspring "Ir", sometimes having sophisticated anti jewish remarks. Say in article about Hollywood movie there are statement that this is good choice after been tyred by all these geek jew actors.

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Latvian Borat Andris Grutups had found his 20 minuts od fame when USA state department had included in human righ report.

In January Jewish community objected to showing of a play written by prominent lawyer Andris Grutups, which involved a "blood libel". Grutups also published a book in September called Scaffold that drew criticism from Latvian academics and the Jewish community as anti-Semitic.
On May 28, a Riga court found the publisher of an anti‑Semitic and anti‑Russian newspaper not guilty of interethnic incitement. The paper had published articles referring to Jews as "kikes" and containing numerous derogatory statements about Russians living in Latvia.

However he is much well famous among jewish organisations.

Latvia's best-selling book of Christmas 2007 was an antisemitic diatribe by Andris Grutups, the co-founder of, and lawyer for, the ruling party of Latvia. His book could be summarised as "the Jews had it coming because they were all Communists".

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Interesting enought, if you switch in antisemitic texts word "jew" with "us", it sounds much more truth like. They claim that jews are spreading ethnic hate, but in reality these guys themselves are spreading ethnic hate.