9/11 From Cheney to Mossad

[Bigjon]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_1304802933&feature=iv&src_vid=Kg7Qt4bV0B8&v=qdP95oSoOFk


http://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation_id=annotation_1304802933&feature= iv&src_vid=Kg7Qt4bV0B8&v=qdP95oSoOFk

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Damn that was good! This country is FUBAR. The jews can murder anyone or do anything they want with no consequences.

[hoarder]

Rebecca ROTH?

[crimethink]

Rebecca ROTH?

There are Germans who are actually Goyim named Roth. But in America, the surname Roth has increased suspicion for tribal affiliation.

"Roth" usually was bestowed on someone red-haired, which Jews often are, but so are many real Germans.

[hoarder]

There are Germans who are actually Goyim named Roth. But in America, the surname Roth has increased suspicion for tribal affiliation.

"Roth" usually was bestowed on someone red-haired, which Jews often are, but so are many real Germans.First time I heard of that. What about Schwartz and Weiss, same thing?

[Bigjon]

First time I heard of that. What about Schwartz and Weiss, same thing?

Jews love to take on the real names of their host country.

Ben Shalom Bernanke:
Bernanke strikes me as a very German name, but Ben Shalom kind of gives it away.

[monty]

Rebecca ROTH?

I seem to remember Pete Santilli outing Rebecca Roth about the time the Malhuer Protest was beginning. I thought about researching it but didn't follow through.

[midnight rambler]

Rebekah Roth aka Monica Gainor, snake oil saleslady (literally) -


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Po8NgBllQw

[midnight rambler]

Rebekah Roth aka Monica Gainor, snake oil saleslady (literally) -


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Po8NgBllQw

While listening to the entire video in the OP I had a gut feeling that something was not right with that woman and her presentation.

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Rebekah Roth aka Monica Gainor, snake oil saleslady (literally) -


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Po8NgBllQw



The guy on that video "exposing" her sure seemed to be worried about calling fudge packing queers "faggots".

I don't know if Rebbeca Roth is a CIA operative or not but I don't like this guy "debunking" her either.

My brother inlaw was flying passenger planes in and out of New York at the time 911 happened and I sent a link to him of the Rebbeca Roth interview to get his opinion on it but haven't heard back from him yet.

[midnight rambler]

The guy on that video "exposing" her sure seemed to be worried about calling fudge packing queers "faggots".

I don't know if Rebbeca Roth is a CIA operative or not but I don't like this guy "debunking" her either.

My brother inlaw was flying passenger planes in and out of New York at the time 911 happened and I sent a link to him of the Rebbeca Roth interview to get his opinion on it but haven't heard back from him yet.

You're nitpicking.

Okay...see if this shoe fits -


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x36CTVtpfBc

[Jewboo]

This country is FUBAR. The jews can murder anyone or do anything they want with no consequences.

http://www.jpost.com/HttpHandlers/ShowImage.ashx?ID=382745
How did you remote-control land my plane just now Bibi?

http://cdn.timesofisrael.com/uploads/2017/05/WhatsApp-Image-2017-05-23-at-17.34.52-e1495550530250.jpeg



:rolleyes: that old video is irrelevant today

[crimethink]

First time I heard of that. What about Schwartz and Weiss, same thing?

Schwartz is somewhat common among Germans, but Weiss is less so. You see Goyish Germans with such names far more readily in Germany. Compound names with Schwartz- and Weiss (like Schwartzkopf or Weisskopf, respectivelly, dark-haired or tow-haired) are typically Germans.

But here, you should assume (until proven otherwise) that Schwartz and especially Weiss are carried by Ashkenazim. Harry Houdini's real name was Erich Weiss.

[crimethink]

Bernanke strikes me as a very German name

It's not. It's Kosher, but probably of Germanic-language origin, just like Yiddish itself. It could also be Polish-language origin, Bernanka.

[hoarder]

Schwartz is somewhat common among Germans, but Weiss is less so. You see Goyish Germans with such names far more readily in Germany. Compound names with Schwartz- and Weiss (like Schwartzkopf or Weisskopf, respectivelly, dark-haired or tow-haired) are typically Germans.

But here, you should assume (until proven otherwise) that Schwartz and especially Weiss are carried by Ashkenazim. Harry Houdini's real name was Erich Weiss.I can't help but speculate why some goy Germans had the last name Schwartz. Maybe black-haired families who had mixed origins? Slavic maybe? In the old days a last name was often the family trade or something descriptive. If you had two men in a small community who had the same first name and one had black hair, they may have called him Schwartz to differentiate him from the other.

Sorry for getting off topic.

[midnight rambler]

The guy on that video "exposing" her sure seemed to be worried about calling fudge packing queers "faggots".

I don't know if Rebbeca Roth is a CIA operative or not but I don't like this guy "debunking" her either.

My brother inlaw was flying passenger planes in and out of New York at the time 911 happened and I sent a link to him of the Rebbeca Roth interview to get his opinion on it but haven't heard back from him yet.

In case you missed it,'Roth' called Pete Santilli "a gun nut" - that tells you everything you need to know about 'Roth'.

[Bigjon]

It's not. It's Kosher, but probably of Germanic-language origin, just like Yiddish itself. It could also be Polish-language origin, Bernanka.

I looked and could not find any evidence that the name is not German. What evidence do you have?

[Bigjon]

It seems r roth is a ringer, but I've seen nothing that discredits the evidence she presented.

[Tumbleweed]

In case you missed it,'Roth' called Pete Santilli "a gun nut" - that tells you everything you need to know about 'Roth'.

I said I don't know if she's a CIA operative or not and if she is I don't know what they would hope to gain by what she wrote in her book. From the interview I believe she named all the right SOB's who did do 911 and that's what was interesting and what I liked about the interview. I sent the interview to my brother inlaw to get his opinion on what she said about the pilot and stewardess training for a hijacking because he was flying the same kind of planes in and out of New York at the time.

She thinks Pete Santilli is a gun nut and the guy saying she's a counterfeit truther is worried about faggots while the jews are killing and robbing the goyim every chance they get and getting away with it. This country is FUBAR.

[monty]

Her presentation sounded believable to me. I don't think there is any reason to doubt it.

[crimethink]

I can't help but speculate why some goy Germans had the last name Schwartz. Maybe black-haired families who had mixed origins? Slavic maybe? In the old days a last name was often the family trade or something descriptive. If you had two men in a small community who had the same first name and one had black hair, they may have called him Schwartz to differentiate him from the other.

Sorry for getting off topic.

My German grandmother called Italians "black." Effectively, "Schwarze" is synonymous with "dark," not black, in colloquial usage, which is how most surnames arise. The Alpine sub-racial component of the German Volk is the reason why some real Germans have very dark brown hair.

Germans have mostly occupational* (like you indicate) or place names, although place names of large cities - e.g., Berliner, Hamburger, Frankfurter - are almost always held by Jews who, at the time, were located there, as they've always liked urban areas, even in the 15th/16th centuries. My own surname is a physical geographical place name as opposed to a city/town/village name, referring to the topography, and traces back to the border of Hessen and Bayern in the 1500s. My Mom's German family (maiden) name is a faunal place name.



* a caveat is that Jews also have German-language origin occupation names, like Diamond (cutter).

[crimethink]

I looked and could not find any evidence that the name is not German. What evidence do you have?

https://familysearch.org/search/record/results?count=20&query=%2Bsurname%3Abernanke&birth_place0=5

Nearly all Bernankes originate from Poland, Austria-Hungary, or Ukraine (two of those being in the Pale of Settlement), and you can see in the list given names like Israel Bernanke and Isidore Bernanke. Isidore's relations include Harry Money-Man (Geltman), LOL.

Not a single one from the German Reich.

[monty]

I worked for the Euclid haul truck dealer at the time Nixon removed the $35/ounce price from gold. My duties included warranty repairs on the haul trucks the company had sold to Smoky Valley Mining Company. The factory rep would travel the 260 miles to the mine with me when he made his scheduled visits. During a five hour trip the conversation would be varied. On one occasion it happened to be German surnames.

The maintenance superintendent for Smoky Valley Mining Company was Ed Doerflinger (Dorflinger?) The Euclid factory rep was the son of German immigrants, Al Kauslick. Kauslick said the name Doerflinger means village dweller.

[Bigjon]

http://www.historicdoerflinger.com/

The heart of Wisconsin German Norwegian territory.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westby%2C_Wisconsin

[midnight rambler]

I'm calling limited hangout on this one.