Aunque mala película, en "The Counselor", Bruno Ganz hace un diálogo harto interesante (tanto que se eliminó de la película):
"There is no culture save the Semitic culture. There. The last known culture before that was the Greek and there will be no culture after. Nothing. The heart of any culture is to be found in the nature of the hero. Who is that man who is revered? In the western world it is the man of God. From Moses to Christ. The prophet. The penitent. Such a figure is unknown to the Greeks. Unheard-of. Unimaginable. Because you can only have a man of God, not a man of gods. And this God is the God of the Jewish people. There is no other god. We see the figure of him—what is the word? Purloined. Purloined in the West. How do you steal a God? He is immovable. The Jew beholds his tormentor dressed in the vestments of his own ancient culture. Everything bears a strange familiarity. But the fit is always poor and the hands are always bloody. That coat. Didn’t that belong to Uncle Chaim? What about the shoes?
Enough. I see you look. No more philosophy. The stones themselves have their own view of things. Perhaps they are not so silent as you think. They were piped up out of the earth in a time before any witness was, but they are here. Now. Who shall be their witness? We."
Al leer la nota, pensé al inicio que se trataba de una broma... Es ridículo el proceder de ciertas personas, con tal de tener la ciudadanía española... (para nuestros mexicanos) no importa si se trata de apellidos judíos sefardíes. Cabe señalar que el mexicano promedio tiene una especial tendencia a odiar al judaísmo, pero con tal de ser "españoles" ¿qué importa?.
La "lista" de apellidos resultó falsa, no así la información respecto al reconocimiento de los sefardíes expulsado en 1492, ello por parte del gobierno español, hay un anteproyecto de ley que pasará a votación... además la persona o familia deberá ser certificada por la Federación de Comunidades Judías de España.
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