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Jewish arrogance is always amazing no matter how many times you’ve seen it. Israel has probably hundreds of sophisticated nuclear weapons (few people know the exact amount), yet if a Muslim country even thinks about acquiring some type of nuclear device/capability, Israel then claims the “right” to attack it. (Trivia: almost every conflict in the […]

Jews don’t have to follow rules – God said so: [Article].

“Jewish problem,” Mr. Roosevelt? Interesting choice of words! Anyway, the big issue is that the Jews gained enormous power and “legitimacy” when they got their own state in 1948 through violence and political sneakiness. The Jews came out of the wilderness then, much to the detriment of the rest of the world: [Article]. More about […]

There are about 900,000 Holocaust monuments, memorials and museums in the world. But that’s not enough. Not even close. The Jews want more. Your tax dollars will pay for them, of course, and the guilt that those monuments create (by design) will ensure that more laws will be passed which take away your freedom of […]

“Rich diversity” = Florida is full of New York Jews who moved south to avoid the cold weather. Once there, they made all sorts of demands like Jews always do: [Article].

Big Jew: “You will have a Holocaust museum in every city and town. Understand?” America: “Yes, master.” [Article].

Some rabbi wrote that the Jews didn’t invent racism. Oh, really? They were the first people to adopt racial supremacy as official, day-to-day policy, i.e., their “chosen people of God” claim. Zionism is an extension of the “chosen” claim: [Article].

Jews are the wealthiest people in America, yet they are getting $1 billion (yes, billion) in federal “stimulus” money: [Article].

Over the years, anti-Semitism – which is a reaction to Jewish behavior – has been described as “new” several times – for example, back in 1974 and also in 2003. Significantly, the latest “new anti-Semitism” includes, as its main feature, criticism of the illegitimate state of Israel. That’s interesting, because it lumps political criticism together […]

How far Argentina has drifted from its far-right-wing, “anti-Semitic” ideology of the late 1970s/early 1980s. Argentine leaders now have close ties to the Jewish community, which is the largest in South America. Significantly, Bishop Williamson didn’t actually “deny” the Holocaust, he merely questioned some parts of it: [Article].