35 Million Americans Harbor an Ugly Secret:

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"we may be in the end times now."

Ever since the world was declared to be a sphere the end times become the instant the Earth fails to arrest my constant acceleration toward it's center.

Thank God when he invented a spherical Earth he had the sense to make it rotate.

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Revisiting the top 10 antisemitic moments of Trump’s presidency

Molly Boigon
January 20, 2021

Former President Donald Trump has left the White House, but a sticky legacy of emboldening white nationalists and antisemites could follow him during his civilian life.

From the man who once described himself as the “least antisemitic person that you’ve ever seen,” below are some of the Trump administration’s antisemitic greatest hits.

His International Holocaust Remembrance Day statement

Only seven days after Trump took office, his administration failed to mention Jews or antisemitism in its statement in remembrance of the Holocaust.

“Victims, survivors and heroes” were all mentioned, but Jewish groups took issue with the glaring omission of the antisemitism that drove the Holocaust, and it was a significant break with precedent.

Jonathan Greenblatt of the Anti-Defamation League called it “puzzling and troubling.” Steven Goldstein of the Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect accused the administration of using a “vague phrase” to refer to victims.

Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush both explicitly referenced antisemitism and Jews in previous statements.

”Very fine people on both sides”

Who could forget the moment that Joe Biden says prompted him to run for president in the first place?

While the country reeled from the sight of neo-Nazis holding torches and chanting “Jews will not replace us” at a 2017 rally in Charlottesville, Trump took the opportunity to weaken any previous condemnation of the white nationalists who attacked counter-protesters by saying “You also had people that were very fine people, on both sides” and that “There’s blame on both sides.”

Praise for Henry Ford

During a May 2020 tour of a Ford Motor Co. plant in Michigan, the former president noted the “good bloodlines if you believe in that stuff” of the company’s founder, Henry Ford, an antisemite who was a major proponent of eugenics.

That the president used the term “bloodlines” suggested an antisemitic and racist dogw histle for those who agreed with Ford’s unsubstantiated belief system — that genes themselves rendered Jews, people with disabilities and other marginalized groups inferior and thus worthy of sterilization or murder.

President Trump: “The company founded by a man named Henry Ford — good bloodlines, good bloodlines.” pic.twitter.com/faCEBwDpwN— The Hill (@thehill) May 21, 2020

”Stand back and stand by”

Former President Trump was asked during a 2020 presidential debate to condemn white supremacist groups who perpetrated violence during last summer’s demonstrations for racial justice.

Instead, the president told the Proud Boys, a “western chauvinist” organization with ties to antisemites to “stand back and stand by.”

Proud Boys rejoiced on the instant-messaging app Telegram and took the president’s remarks as a call to prepare for violence. At the Capitol insurrection earlier this month, the Proud Boys were in attendance.

“Are you willing tonight to condemn white supremacists?”

Trump: “Sure, I’m willing to do that.”

[clock runs]

“Go ahead sir.”

[clock runs]

Trump: “What do you want to call them?”

“White supremacists.”

Trump: “Proud Boys: Stand back and stand by.”
pic.twitter.com/AnHFXglk9Z— Tim O’Brien (@TimOBrien) September 30, 2020

Jews show “great disloyalty”

Former President Donald Trump said in August of 2019 that Jews who vote for Democrats show “either a total lack of knowledge or great disloyalty,” and later said that those same Jewish Democrats “are being very disloyal to Jewish people and very disloyal to Israel.”

The concept that Jews are disloyal, untrustworthy or are insufficiently dependable because of their religion is an age-old antisemitic trope.

The then-president’s words wink at white supremacist claims that Jews are loyal to Israel over the United States or loyal only to other Jews.

Sean Spicer’s “Holocaust centers” blunder

Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer could not stop digging a hole for himself in 2017 after he compared Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to Adolf Hitler and said Hitler did not use chemical weapons.

Spicer was trying to justify a missile strike on Syria for the country’s use of sarin gas.

“You had someone as despicable as Hitler who didn’t even sink to using chemical weapons,” Spicer said, apparently unaware of the gas chambers used at concentration camps.

When asked to clarify, Spicer got out the shovel again.

“He was not using the gas on his own people the same way that Assad is doing,” Spicer said, later mentioning that victims were brought into “the Holocaust centers.”

Sean Spicer seems to refer to concentration camps as “Holocaust centers” while clarifying Hitler “didn’t use chemical weapons” remark. pic.twitter.com/EYXygEsu7A— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 11, 2017

TruNews gets press credentials

TruNews, a far-right Christian media site whose founder, Rick Wiles, described Trump’s first impeachment as a “Jew Coup” planned by a “Jewish cabal” received press credentials from the White House to cover the then-president’s trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland in early 2020.

The move earned formal condemnation from two members of Congress.

Cohn is a “globalist”

When the National Economic Council director Gary Cohn, who is Jewish, resigned in 2018, Trump said he “may be a globalist” or “is seriously a globalist.”

The word “globalist” is a dog whistle for antisemites who see Jews as part of a conspiracy for global control and manipulation.

Star of David and a pile of cash

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A Trump tweet from July of 2016 showed candidate Hillary Clinton superimposed over a pile of money next to a six-pointed star that said, “Most Corrupt Candidate Ever.”

The image was originally posted on 8chan, a social media platform popular with far-right and neo-Nazi users.

Trump eventually deleted the tweet and posted a nearly identical one — only this time, the star was changed to a circle.

It was one of multiple tweets during the campaign with antisemitic undertones, including a retweet of an account that claimed to be located in “Jewmerica.”

While it technically occurred before Trump took office, the tweet belongs among these banner antisemitic moments.

Jews are “not gonna vote for the wealth tax”

During an Israeli American Council campaign event in December of 2019, Trump fell back on old antisemitic tropes about Jews (the majority of the audience) and money.

“A lot of you are in the real estate business, because I know you very well. You’re brutal killers, not nice people at all,” he said. “You’re not gonna vote for the wealth tax. Yeah, let’s take 100% of your wealth away!”

Jewish organizations like the American Jewish Committee and the Jewish Democratic Council condemned those remarks.

Trump, speaking to the Israeli American Council: “You’re not nice people at all, but you have to vote for me. You have no choice. You’re not going to vote for Pocahontas, I can tell you that. You’re not going to vote for the wealth tax!” pic.twitter.com/IXoaVUw6MU— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) December 8, 2019

https://forward.com/news/462507/revi...ps-presidency/

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Adam Green posts this BARF INDUCING 2m clip:

"The Jews are better than us, you need to accept that" Christian Zionist Indoctrination of Children

not sure what docu the clip is taken from but I'm sure that's revealed in the 143 comments atm.

why is it the true believing christo-zio-dupes always seem to have Southern drawls? Are they clueless re who the carpetbaggers were after civil war?

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The Realist Report – Eric Striker

February 25, 2021 Realist Report Leave a comment

On this edition of The @RealistReport, we’re joined once again by Eric Striker, an independent journalist who maintains National-Justice-dot-com and a founding member of the National Justice Party.

Striker and I begin by discussing his background and experience in the alternative media, the state of modern journalism, the reality of Jewish power, influence and control in the West, historical revisionism, and much more!

2h 45m: http://therealistreport.com/the-real...ional-justice/

^ I don't ever remember John doing a pod so long, though his recent one w Tim Kelly was quite long too

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New Study Shows That The More Educated People Are, The More Likely They Are To Hold Antisemitic Views

April 3, 2021 By CFT Team -- 17 Comments

For years Jewish advocacy and supremacist groups like the Anti-Defamation League have claimed that “antisemitism” — like other forms of “racism” — is born out of ignorance and a lack of education, but a new study conducted by the Jewish magazine Tablet shows that the exact opposite is true — that the more educated and more intelligent someone is, the more likely they are to hold “nuanced” antisemitic views:

moar https://christiansfortruth.com/new-s...semitic-views/

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at first you'd think, fine, an illegal immigrant not doing his job, deport him, buh-bye! But check out CFT's deconstruction!

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Muslim Delivery Man Who Refused Service To French Jews Deported Back To Algeria

April 21, 2021 By CFT Team -- Leave a Comment

didn't paste well, full of HTLM code so read @ link ^

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Congressman and ADL demand CENSORSHIP of ‘anti-Semitic’ article about Democrat-led tax push to help the RICH

29 Apr, 2021 23:03

An article about the campaign to remove a tax cap benefitting the wealthy in states controlled by Democrats was labeled anti-Semitic by the Anti-Defamation League and a senior Democrat lawmaker, who called for its censorship.

‘Congressional Democrats heroic fight to save the rich,’ published on Wednesday by Canada’s National Post, drew the attention of ADL’s Jonathan Greenblatt on Thursday.

“Mentioning a member of Congress was in a Jewish fraternity in college in an article about tax policy is wholly irrelevant and plays into classic [anti-Semitic] tropes about Jews and money,” Greenblatt tweeted, demanding the Post “edit” the article.

This is an anti-Semitic dog whistle, plain and simple. It must be taken down. https://t.co/bSuRoF6TTA
— Rep. Nadler (@RepJerryNadler) April 29, 2021

He was quickly echoed by Congressman Jerry Nadler (D-New York), who went a step further and said the story “must be taken down,” calling the passage an “anti-Semitic dog whistle, plain and simple.”

Greenblatt and Nadler took issue with the description of Congressman Josh Gottheimer (D-New Jersey) as “Harvard man and Alpha Epsilon Pi brother” in an article by Matt Taibbi. It was originally published on his Substack last week, but only caught their eye once it was reprinted by the Post.

moar https://www.rt.com/usa/522520-nadler...x-antisemitic/

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https://gab.com/MuhRona/posts/106309344876287434

YAY!! BTW, where's (((#FakeNewsMSM)))??

Federal court says Georgia BDS law violates First Amendment

The ruling comes in response to a lawsuit that was filed against the state by journalist Abby Martin.

BY MICHAEL ARRIA MAY 25, 2021
https://mondoweiss.net/2021/05/feder...rst-amendment/

Martin, a longtime advocate for Palestinian rights and director of the film Gaza Fights for Freedom, was invited to give a talk at Georgia Southern University as part of a media conference in 2020. Shortly before the event the school sent her a contract to sign and, because of the state’s anti-BDS law, it contained a loyalty oath to Israel. By signing the contract Martin would have promised not to boycott the country. The Council on American-Islamic Relations and the Partnership for Civil Justice Fund filed a lawsuit challenging the law on behalf of Martin.

#BDS #Israel #Palestine #PalestineUnderAttack #GreaterIsraelPlan #KalergiPlan #OpenBordersForIsrael #WeAreAllPalestiniansNow

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“Mentioning a member of Congress was in a Jewish fraternity in college in an article about tax policy is wholly irrelevant and plays into classic [anti-Semitic] tropes about Jews and money,” Greenblatt tweeted, demanding the Post “edit” the article.

Potential near future Fredo: “Also interesting is, remember, it’s illegal to talk about Judaism. It’s different for the media. So everything you learn about them, you’re learning from us.”

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Donald Trump Claims Jews In America ‘Don’t Love Israel Enough’


June 17, 2021 By CFT Team -- Leave a Comment

Former President Donald Trump told the Jewish weekly Ami that he was disappointed in how his pro-Israel policies did not translate into massive support among US Jews during his term and in the 2020 election:

The interview, which will appear in the upcoming edition of the US-based publication, was conducted at the 45th president’s Florida home and club known as Mar-a-Lago.


“You know what really surprised me?” Trump told reporter Jake Turx, in an excerpt, before mentioning how the various pro-Israel decisions he made during his term did not dramatically impact the historically left-leaning Jewish electorate in the US.


He noted the recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and the Golan Heights as sovereign Israeli territory, and withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran, which both former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Trump see as a grave threat to the region.


“I did the Heights, I did Jerusalem, and I did Iran – the Iran Deal was a disaster, right? And I also did many other things. Jewish people who live in the United States don’t love Israel enough. Does that make sense to you? I’m not talking about Orthodox Jews. I believe we got 25% of the Jewish vote, and it doesn’t make sense. It just seems strange to me,” Trump lamented. “But I did very well in Florida. I did great in Florida.”


Turx’s exchange with Trump during a press conference early in his term became viral after the then-president cut him off and told him to sit down.

If Trump truly does not understand these trends with Jews — his popularity among certain Jewish groups and not others — it shows just how clueless he really is.


Trump admitted in 2019 that he moved the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem as a personal favor to his largest Jewish supporter — Sheldon Adelson.


But Sheldon Adelson was an ultra-Zionist — and his views did not agree with the majority of liberal Jews in America — it was these liberal Hollywood and corporate Jews who hated Trump and distanced themselves from the violence in Israel.


The liberal Jews distance themselves from Israel, but they will rarely publicly disavow it.


The Orthodox Jews supported Trump because many of them were pro-Israel — and perceived Trump as very pro-Jew, which, of course, he was — he could have run for Prime Minister of Israel and won, as he once bragged.


But the vast majority of Jews in America are not ardent Zionists — and many of their efforts to get America Jews interested in Israel have largely failed.


Israel received far more enthusiastic support from evangelical Christians in America than they do from Jews — which isn’t surprising considering that the majority of Jews in America never set foot in a synagogue outside marriages or funerals — if that.


Liberal Jews in America saw Trump as the second coming of Adolf Hitler — and actually signed a petition to have him removed from office to avert “another Holocaust.”


Trump ignored the constant attacks from the Jewish Left — instead listening only to his Jewish fans on the Right, like Wayne Allyn Root who called Trump “the greatest President for Jews and Israel in the history of the world.”


https://christiansfortruth.com/donal...israel-enough/