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Posting vague, "smart" sounding shit like this reiterates the concept that those who push to expose the effects and motivation of collective Jewish power are grandiose schizos deluded about their own perception of things.
its pretty basic and easy to find information about and easy to connect to jewish corruption today. you can find copies of Protocols of the Elders of Zion printed with these esoteric covers because jewish subversion of religion is actually that integral to da hate. you have a nigger mind. embrace the schizo world.
EMJ is very well-read, and it's very interesting how he paints the picture of the Jews being their own worst enemy.my bad, that's not the right link
Philip Roth's Plot Against America — Culture Wars
“Fear” is the first word of Philip Roth’s new novel, The Plot Against America. “Fear,” he tells us, “presides over these memories, a perpetual fear.” The memories in question are Roth’s, of growing up in a Jewish family in Newark, New Jersey.culturewars.com
this review contains almost everything. This is required reading. Even if you don't care about this issue, or are mildly curious and want to see what the fuss is about to be able to discredit it or at least understand the arguments so you can counter them, read this.
I hate Jazzhands (and don't trust the historical veracity of a lot of what he says) but I'll give it a listen. Somewhere in this forum I posted about how the Jewish tactics of humiliation, shaming and exclusion done to Gavin McInnes was similar to what they did to Lindbergh's wife. They target your family members, they target your job, they target your reputation. That's how Jews work. The writer of that McInnes article is herself a millennial Jew.
I wrote a reply to your post but realized it wasn't worth the effort and engaging you is wrong and removed it. You're a reply guy
What you take each time you get on this account specifically to reply to me.
Shut up
I like Jazzhands, but am always up for actual fact-checking, so let me know what you think.
