In what seemed to be a coordinated effort, multiple people called into the public comment portion of Tuesday night's Walnut Creek City Council meeting to spout antisemitic propaganda at the council.
"Scottie" also said in the video:"I was just wondering why they think it's OK to -- it's not OK to be pro white. If you're a Jew or a Black, it's applauded. It seems every time whites express love for their people, some Jew wants to shut it down."
The literature was left in the neighborhood sometime during Sept. 27-30, during the Jewish High Holidays between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
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