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Dozens of hateful, anti-Semitic fliers were found in a pair of Kirkland neighborhoods recently.

Neighbors found Ziploc bags filled with vulgar fliers and weighed down with rice and beans on their doorsteps, walkways, and sidewalks. Although those who live in both areas are rattled, they say that鈥檚 what makes it so important for them to take a stand.

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鈥淲e have to speak out against this,鈥� Kirkland resident David Thielsen said. 鈥淓veryone in the community needs to take a stand and speak what is right and this is not right.鈥�

Thielsen found a several fliers in the South Rose Hill neighborhood.

鈥淚t was horrifying,鈥� Kirkland resident David Thielsen told 成人X站 7. 鈥淚 picked it up as trash and I glanced at it and saw what it was — it was a horrific, anti-Semitic statement.鈥�

鈥淭o think that a child could pick something like that up, not only is it horrific; it鈥檚 just plain vulgar,鈥� he added

This is part of a larger trend that聽聽Regional Director Miri Cypers says is becoming far too common among a handful of groups.

鈥淲hite supremacists or extremist groups will use propaganda to spread their messages of vitriol, conspiracy theories and hate, and they often do it to weigh down the message in different areas,鈥� she told 成人X站 7.

In this instance, she believes that the group responsible has been doing this across the country.

鈥淭his is a group that is fiercely anti-Semitic,鈥� she described. 鈥淭hey peddle in conspiracy theories and ideologym and they ultimately want to see a society in which Jewish people aren鈥檛 welcome and aren鈥檛 here.鈥�

Cypers says the best way to combat this hate is to report it and speak out against it.

鈥淐all it out talk about it for what it is,鈥� she said. 鈥淚t鈥檚 intolerant, it impacts people in the community, it makes people feel unsafe, and I would say take action.鈥�

Cypers also tells 成人X站 7 that Kirkland Police have been made aware of the situation and have been very supportive.

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