The six gorillionth jewsmedia article about Gorka – plainly attributes the entire controversy to jews. Trump and his White supporters are identified as enemies:

Donald Trump has cast fear into the hearts of many Jewish Americans by threatening the anti-antisemitic consensus upon which we have relied. As candidate, he courted White-Nationalist voters with audible dog whistles—the not-so-subtle use of paranoid anti-Semitic symbols and tropes to communicate that he shares their perspective—and by partnering with Steve Bannon. Anti-Jewish hate crimes rose with Trump’s candidacy and after he took office; and it took the President far too long to react. In February, he even harangued a Jewish reporter for asking him to condemn this trend. That same month, Trump suggested without providing evidence that the terrorist threats received by Jewish communities across the country may have been part of a false-flag operation. Even if the President had suspected at the time that a Jewish Israeli was responsible for many of the terror calls—which I doubt—his assumption of conspiracy reflects traditionally antisemitic fears of “Jewish power.”

Laments the failure to completely silence Gorka:

Gorka has no business holding a position of influence within the government and it would be better if media outlets refrained from offering him a platform.

Criticizes Gorka for thinking like a jew:

Gorka sincerely believes that one can be an ethno-nationalist and a democrat; a proponent of racial-religious profiling and free of bigotry. As in so many other areas, Gorka is not lying. He is just wrong and he is arrogant about it.

The main point of the article, written by a professional jew whose job is promoting The Big Hoax, is to urge jews to shift the emphasis of their attack from “anti-semitism” to “islamophobia”. The article is larded with weaponized psychoanalytic buzzterms, but some variant of that particular one occurs 18 times.

Gorka’s appearance at the conference is part of a concerted effort to defend his image in the Jewish and pro-Israel communities, an effort that is being aided by several sympathetic voices outside the White House. It illuminates the extent to which Gorka has become a flashpoint for bitter intramural battles over who can accuse others, and be accused of, anti-Semitism.

Gorka, [Jeff Ballabon, a Republican activist and lawyer] said, is “collateral damage, an innocent bystander caught in what looks like an internecine Jewish war between the progressive Jewish left and more stable rational people.”

The entire controversy around Gorka is nothing but jews arguing with jews about what’s best for the jews.

“Because we are pro-Israel we have to be attacked,” Gorka said at the annual Jerusalem Post conference held in New York. “Whether it’s the president, Steve Bannon, Steve Miller or me.” Gorka was referring to Trump’s top advisers Bannon and Miller, both of whom representing the far right-wing school of thought in the Oval Office.

According to Gorka, claims directed at the Trump administration regarding its approach to Jews, Islamophobic undertones or relations with the far-right, all have to do with the president and his advisers’ views on Israel.

The kikeservative cries out in pain as he cucks harder for the jews.

When the jews screech about imaginary “neo-nazi” “anti-semitic” “White nationalists” in the White House they’re doing is the opposite of attacking jew state supporters, they’re giving them cover.

The president admires Sebastian Gorka for his fiery TV performances, but his ties to far-right organizations are making him more liability than asset, administration sources say.

The Trump administration is actively exploring options to remove controversial national security aide Sebastian Gorka from the White House and place him at another federal agency, multiple sources tell The Daily Beast.

Only jews have complained about Gorka, and for explicitly jewy reasons. The kikeservative-in-chief may like Gorka, but it’s more important that he, you know, serve the jews.

Sebastian Gorka Made Nazi-Linked Vitezi Rend ‘Proud’ by Wearing Its Medal – NBC News:

NBC News traveled to Hungary to dig deeper into Gorka’s ties with the group, speaking with members of the organization as well as with locals who knew him when he lived there.

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Gorka’s decision to wear the medal — which he said was awarded to his Hungarian-born father — has provoked outrage among Jewish groups.