use of antisemitic language, publishing strong articles on this subject by Chris Elliott (the readers' editor), Jonathan Freedland and others. They have rightly noted that such language may well be inadvertent on the part of the user, while retaining its offensive power. Nevertheless, too many Guardian contributors continue to get away with using antisemitic imagery and tropes, the latest example being Steve Bell's cartoon (16 November) showing Tony Blair and William Hague as puppets of Bibi Netanyahu. This is an unoriginal way of visualising the old antisemitic charge that Jews are all-powerful. (The notion of Jewish power and conspiracy has long distinguished antisemitism from other racisms, which tend to depict their targets as idiots.) The paper's integrity and reputation is seriously compromised by its continuing failure to get a grip on its own content. Mark Gardner Community Security Trust Cool, tell that to your buddy Norma Rae, that accused this blog of being "littered with racism", of being a "kindergarten" and of "hypocrisy". I think that's pretty rude and, moreover, pretty hypocritical, as you and Norma Rae keep posting at this oh-so-horrible blog, don't you think?