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The case against the Zionist Power Configuration is based on the open record of publications, speeches, articles, interviews and sources available to the general public (and any interested reader). Many facts and data are drawn from Zionist and Israeli sources as well as mainstream publications and writings by critical journalists and analysts.
We do not privilege the statements by Jews, whether they are critics or supporters of the State of Israel, as most progressive writers do. The pursuit of truth is not an ethnic science, an approach that smacks of Nazi and Zionist racial theories. Indeed, nothing reveals the extreme Zionist power or cultural hegemony over the debate on Israel and American Zionism so much as the constant reliance, reference and citation of the Jewish authorship of critical articles, even when publications by non-Jews are better documented, of earlier publication, and better argued.
The ethnic (Jewish) label attached to writings and intellectual and political activity is selectively applied: the ethnic labels are applied to positive outcomes as part of a general campaign exalting the superiority of the race; and disregarded in the face of negative outcomes and activities (e.g. financial swindles, Russian oligarchs, espionage agents). In fact the double standard is buttressed by savage attacks by the ZPC on those who, following the ethnic labeling tradition, actually mention the Jewish background of mediocrities and war criminals as well as peace and justice advocates.