…...Eurasian, a touch of hook-nose, with the average height of 5-10 or less

Couldn't find anything on Google, sorry.

He certainly looks like one, not so much in this pic - but he does on others I found.

However, I came across this whilst googling and if you go about halfway down the page it has excellent info about Jews in international finance.

http://forum.wingmakers.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=215&page=2

Can anybody confirm if this guy is a jew?

The 40-year-old businessman, worth $7.1 billion according to Forbes magazine, was speeding and weaving through traffic when he lost control of a black Ferrari Enzo on the Promenade des Anglais

Typical arrogant fucking kike! They (hook nose kikes) drive like this on the Southern State Parkway down on Long Island. They drive like that when they're coming up here. He's gotta be a kike!

-Jim

Oh, look, he's a "Muslim " oil magnate who sponsors a rabid nationalist of strangely Jewish roots for election.

So, who is this mysterious Sergei Isakov, whose last name is unlikely to contain a double "s"? To all appearances, the investigators had the following man in mind, though he never worked in the presidential administration, or at least not officially. It is unclear if he ever had any relation to Voloshin. But he did have a connection to oil and to Hussein's lobbyist, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, the head of the Liberal Democratic Party, or LDPR.

Let's take a brief look at Isakov's biography. He was born in the town of Mtsensk in the Oryol region in 1961. He graduated from the Arkhangelsk Naval School and the All-Soviet Legal Correspondence School. Starting in the late 1980s, he got involved in commercial business in the Oryol region, and then in 1991 he became the vice-president of Oryol-Avia airlines.

The year 1993 saw the first direct elections for the head of the Oryol regional administration. The front-runner in the election was the former first secretary of the Oryol regional party committee and the former agriculture secretary of the Soviet Central Committee, Yegor Stroyev. He was running against a Yeltsin protege, Nikolai Yudin.

Isakov's company, Oryol-Avia, paid for a 20-minute film promoting Stroyev, titled "The Leader." In April 1993, Stroyev won by a landslide, taking 52.9 percent of the vote, while Yudin garnered 34.2 percent. Delighted, Isakov bragged about his accomplishment left and right, claiming that Stroyev should thank him personally for becoming governor.

Soon afterward, Isakov's company had its registration revoked, and in December 1993 Isakov was arrested and charged with financial misconduct.

No one really knows exactly what happened between Stroyev and Isakov. Maybe Stroyev was not pleased that a local businessman had tried to capitalize on his electoral victory. Or perhaps, on the contrary, the federal authorities whose plans were thwarted by Stroyev's win decided to do a number on his big campaign sponsor. Or maybe Isakov was indeed guilty as charged and was ratted on by some competitor.

Whatever the case, Isakov was jailed for a while but then released. His relationship with Stroyev soured soon after that.

Isakov joined Zhirinovsky's LDPR and became the party's regional coordinator. He ran unsuccessfully for a State Duma seat in 1995, losing to Communist Alexei Zotikov. In 1996, he acted as Zhirinovsky's personal envoy during the presidential election. He made an attempt to get onto the gubernatorial ballot in Oryol in 1997, but the election commission, which likely answered to Stroyev, refused to register his candidacy. This rejection sent shock waves all the way to Moscow. The entire LDPR Duma faction caused a major stir in October 1997 by getting up and leaving the legislature in protest of the commission's decision.

Isakov did not turn up in the limelight again until 1999, when he became the deputy general director of the Rosavia Consortium, an industrial and financial corporation.

In the same period, he joined the board of directors at Nafta-Moskva, a Moscow-based oil company. That same year, he tried again to make it into the Duma on the LDPR ticket, but failed once more.

The head and co-owner of Nafta-Moskva, Suleiman Kerimov, whose company became one of the biggest sponsors of the Liberal Democrats about the same time, was elected to the Duma in 1999, and then again in 2003.

The other Nafta-Moskva co-owner, Akhmed Bilalov, was also elected to the Duma as part of the pro-Putin party, Unity. He was re-elected in 2003, this time as a member of United Russia, of course.

It is amusing that Zhirinovsky, a rabid Russian nationalist and patriot despite his Jewish roots, was happily sponsored by two Muslim oil magnates from Dagestan.

He looks a lot like the latePeter Sellers, who’s mother was a jew.

His name is from the Arabic: Suleiman is Solomon and Kerim means "generous One." During Czarist times, conquered Asiatic subjects in the Russian empire were required to add the suffix "ov" to their last names. "OV" is a masculine genetive plural ending (actually one of 7 possible endings of that type) meaning "belonging to." Thus his name is "Solomon belonging to the Generous One."

jew, jew , jew , jew ........ dee dee dum jew .

Is Bill Cosby black ?

The vacant stare give him away.

Apparently in Russia they have these Jews who convert to Muslim, the better to serve the Jewish agenda. Maybe he is one of those.

Right, whatever he claims, racially he looks like yer typical Hollywood actor of the black hair, brown eyes type.

Right, whatever he claims, racially he looks like yer typical Hollywood actor of the black hair, brown eyes type.

Can anybody confirm if this guy is a jew?

The name sounds Turkish/arab/mudslime to me

Do we all agree that the idea of jews being burned alive should give us a woody?I don't deny it:box: