Quote: (02-14-2018 10:49 PM)El Chinito loco Wrote:
I'm just tickled how it's the year 2018 and there's still people who don't believe Jews dominate the power structure in the U.S.
There's nothing conspiracy minded about pointing out that:
Jewish elites have near complete control over the mainstream Republican party and have turned all policies towards the neocon agenda which has been designed around supporting Israel. There are policy papers which outright state this as the case. Even mainstream Democratic policies are weighed heavily towards the neocon agenda. In fact the two parties' foreign policies converge more often than not when it comes to Israel and foreign wars (Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Syria, etc..) related to protecting Israel's interests.
Jewish elites and their representatives have dominated the federal reserve for the longest time. Even if you look outside of the fed it's full of powerful Jews in wall street or key figureheads in banking or investment firms...ie. Goldman Sachs.
Academia. Just look at the various chairmen and professors advocating for pro Israel and "progressivist" type policies. Most of them have some kind of background in marxism or they promote a jewish-centric version of Randian style conservativism combined with modern neoconservative policies. Ben Shapiro is a pretty good example of the latter but he's not an academic but is the product of an elite institution run by Jews.
Part of Jewish nepotism is to even go as far as to subvert competition in elite institutions when they feel threatened. You can even see this being done to whites as well as asian-americans when it comes to affirmative action.
The media. Just look at Hollywood and every other mainstream political pundit. Wiki up their profile and check out their family background. Notice how it doesn't matter if they are left or right leaning that they all pretty much advocate for similar policy concerns when it comes to foreign wars or Israel. 'nuff said.
All my doubts were erased when the Prime Minister of Israel came into our house, our capital, and had the nerve to talk shit about our sitting President in front of our Congress. And then, the roaring, long, and numerous standing ovations he got all throughout his speech, from both political parties. It was like nothing I had ever seen before. How seemingly impossible it was to get the Dems and Republicans to agree on something, and they falling over themselves to scream in joy for Netanyahu's words. I didn't like Obama at all, but he was still my President and that shit Netanyahu pulled was unbelievably disrespectful. But seeing my politicians cheering and reacting like trained dogs...there was no doubt anymore. That was what...almost 3 years ago now? How many Prime Ministers have come to our Capital building and spoken before Congress since then?
I don't even really hate Israel or anything, not even Netanyahu. I would really prefer the Holy Land to remain in civilized hands so Christians can visit without being beheaded or enslaved by the Muslim savages. I believe it can exist without the U.S. being it's bitch. But this iron grip they have on the U.S. is just killing us. Not that there's anything we can do. It's like Scorpion said, the brainwashing is full proof, totally ironclad, it's suicide to even suggest bringing up the JQ in public circles.