“Anti-Semitism” Madness

The never ending Jewish-promoted meme of “anti-Semitism” – rising levels of “anti-Semitic” sentiments, perspectives, and stereotypes, alleged “anti-Semitic” violence, efforts to “delegitimize” or even criticize Israel, Jewish scapegoating, “Holocaust” denial, etc. – has reached fever pitch over the course of the past week or so.In typical fashion, President Obama debased himself and America by attending the USC Shoah Foundation’s 20th anniversary Ambassadors for Humanity gala in Los Angeles the other day, giving a speech in which he “offered a staunch defense of Israel and a harsh criticism of anti-Semitism,” The Times of Israel reported.

“It’s up to us to speak out against rhetoric that threatens the existence of a Jewish homeland and to sustain America’s unshakable commitment to Israel’s security,” President Obama stated during his speech. “That includes confronting a rising tide of anti-Semitism around the world.”Mosaic, an online magazine dedicated to “advancing Jewish thought”, recently published an essa yreviewing a 2013 study on global “anti-Semitism” which eventually became a book entitled Global Antisemitism: A Crisis of Modernity. The study was organized and the book was published by an organization called the Institute for the study of Global Antisemitism and Policy. (Yes, there are entire organizations within the Jewish community dedicated to studying alleged “anti-Semitism”, just as there are entire organizations within the Jewish community dedicated to advancing and perpetuating the Jewish “Holocaust” narrative of WWII, or lobbying on behalf of the Jewish state of Israel.)

After it was revealed that a school district in Southern California asked 8th grade students to investigate the alleged Jewish “Holocaust” during WWII and write an argumentative essay explaining whether or not they thought it “was an actual event in history, or merely a political scheme created to influence public emotion and gain wealth,” the organized Jewish community, Jewish activists, and so-called“Holocaust experts” were in an uproar. After receiving widespread media coverage, pressure from Jewish groups, and even death threats, the school district cancelled the essay idea. After all, questioning the legitimacy and authenticity of the purported Jewish “Holocaust” narrative of WWII, and failing to mindlessly accept the primacy of alleged Jewish suffering and persecution, is one of the worst forms of “anti-Semitism” according to the Jewish establishment.

Meanwhile, over in Europe, a study organized and conducted by The Kantor Center for the Study of Contemporary European Jewry and the Moshe Kantor database for the Study of Contemporary anti-Semitism and Racism at Tel Aviv University, in cooperation with the European Jewish Congress, alleged that “anti-Semitic” attacks are not only a “daily phenomenon” in Europe, but are also “growing in their intensity and cruelty,” according to the Jewish Telegraph Agency.

Dr. Moshe Kantor, president of the European Jewish Congress, argued that “Jews do not feel safe or secure in certain communities in Europe,” and that “Normative Jewish life in Europe is unsustainable if such huge numbers of European Jews are forced to live in fear and insecurity.”In Ukraine, Jews “with combat skills formed a rapid intervention force to stop anti-Semitic attacks,” The Jerusalem Post reported. The Jewish defense force reportedly consists of 8 total members who have either served in the Ukrainian or Israeli military, or have martial arts skills.

All of this comes as the anti-White, Jewish supremacist Israeli intelligence gathering organization known as the Anti-Defamation League announced it will be releasing “the findings of its first-ever global survey of anti-Semitic attitudes at a press conference at ADL National Headquarters in New York City on May 13,” according to a recent press release from the ADL. “The ADL Global 100, a survey of adults in 100 countries fielded from July 2013 to February 2014, is the largest survey ever of anti-Semitic attitudes and one of the largest global polls on a single subject,” noted the statement.

The “rising tide of anti-Semitism” meme, endlessly promoted by organized Jewish groups, Jewish activists, the Jewish state of “Israel” illegally occupying Palestine, and non-Jewish stooges of the organized Jewish community (i.e., President Obama), has reached fear pitch. It truly is a manic disorder – a mental psychosis – and I suppose it always has been to a certain extent. Indeed, the very notion of “irrational, mindless, racist anti-Semites” always and forever “scapegoating and persecuting” the poor, innocent Jews for no reason is a central aspect of Jewish identity.

The Jewish delusion of “rising anti-Semitism” and “anti-Semitic threats and violence” against the Jewish people is, in most cases, fabricated or entirely manufactured by Jews themselves, often by either staging “anti-Semitic” incidents or hyping alleged “anti-Semitic” actions in their media. The purported “anti-Semitic” leaflets distributed in Eastern Ukraine a few weeks ago demanding Jews register with the government and declare their assets or face punishment is a prime example of a Jewish hoax designed to manufacture and perpetuate notions of “anti-Semitism” and irrational Jewish persecution.

When someone does express genuine criticism of Jewish behavior and power, or points out the destructive, anti-American nature of the pro-Israel Jewish lobbying apparatus largely dictating U.S. foreign and domestic policy, or comments on the degenerate, subversive Jewish influence throughout the mass media, such criticisms or perspectives are immediately dismissed as “anti-Semitic” stereotypes or delusions. Jews refuse to actually consider what drives so-called “anti-Semitism” and resistance to Jewish tyranny and the overall Jewish agenda of international political and economic consolidation, coupled with the destruction of national, racial, and cultural sovereignty. What drives genuine “anti-Semitism” is, of course, Jewish behavior and criminality.

Rest assured the United States government, political and cultural establishment, and mass media will bend over backwards to ensure the Jews will not have their feelings hurt by genuine, legitimate criticism of their actions and overall agenda, or accurate interpretations and explanations of current events, cultural trends, socioeconomic policy, and history, particularly as it relates to WWII and the alleged Jewish “Holocaust” committed by Adolf Hitler and National Socialist Germany. (The “Holocaust” narrative is entirely fake, in case you weren’t aware by now.) Anyone expressing a politically incorrect opinion, especially if deemed “anti-Semitic” in nature, will be fired from their job, shunned, excluded and ostracized from acceptable, polite society.

Our brains have been so thoroughly polluted and poisoned by notions of Jewish exceptionalism, cultural Marxism, racial egalitarianism, “multiculturalism”, and the mythology of alleged Jewish persecution and victimhood epitomized by“Holocaustianity” – all of which comprise an officially established religion or dogma of the West – that it is incredibly difficult to point these basic facts out to the average person. But someone has to do it.