 After South African activist, Christian cleric, and Nobel Peace Prize winner Desmond Tutu used it in a 1985 speech at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, a supporter wrote him privately urging him to avoid the phrase, stating it was "language... normally associated with the less than philo-Semitic elements of our acquaintance".Tutu used the phrase again in a 2002 editorial in "The Guardian", stating "People are scared in this country [the US], to say wrong is wrong because the Jewish lobby is powerful – very powerful.Well, so what?