Chris Emery screens "A Noble Lie" on OKC Bombing Anniversary

Filmmaker Chris Emery will be screening A Noble Lie: Oklahoma City 1995 on the 17th anniversary of the bombing - today, Thursday, April 19th - at 7 pm in 1111 Humanities at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

The Oklahoma City bombing is widely viewed (including by Emery himself) as a warm-up and dry run for 9/11.

Gilad Atzmon in Madison!

For immediate release 2/28/12
Contact: Kevin Barrett kevin (at) merr (dot) com to arrange interviews with Gilad Atzmon

Gilad Atzmon presents: The Wandering Who?: A Humorous Discussion of Jewish Identity Politics
Atzmon's controversial book The Wandering Who? is becoming a worldwide bestseller. This guy is absolutely hilarious live. A must see! Friday, March 9th, 7 to 8:30 p.m., 1111 Humanities, UW-Madison. Free. Sponsored by UW-Madison Sifting and Winnowing: UWsaw.org, http://www.uwsw.blogspot.com

Atzmon jams with Madison: Euro-jazz legend Gilad Atzmon takes on all comers with his mighty saxophone! Friday, March 9th, 10 pm to midnight, The Weary Traveler, 1201 Williamson Street, Madison, WI. No cover.

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Gilad Atzmon's The Wandering Who? is the most controversial book of 2012.

Atzmon, one of Europe's leading jazz musicians, is also an acclaimed novelist. The Wandering Who? is his first non-fiction book.

A profound and hilarious riff on Jewish identity politics in general and Zionism in particular, The Wandering Who? combines humanistic philosophy with biting, taboo-shredding wit. The book has been condemned by arch-Zionist Alan Dershowitz, lauded by University of Chicago professor John Mearsheimer, boycotted by crowds of angry Zionists, and sold in increasingly large numbers by bookstores around the world.

Gilad Atzmon is a growing legend, one of the few larger-than-life characters you're likely to meet in this mediocrity-dominated world.

Come to cheer him...

Come to argue with him...

But don't miss him!


























"Israel can't be all bad if it produced this guy!" -Kevin Barrett