It's long been my understanding that the Jewish Power over White countries has been applied by relatively subtle means. The Jew-behind-the-curtain stereotype has arisen for a reason. There have been exceptions of course, the early Soviet Union being an obvious example, the Bela Kun regime in Hungary another. But for the most part I would have thought that a juicy combination of financial inducements, favourable (((media))) coverage and blackmail would have done the trick. I remember reading that when Netanyahu first met with President Clinton he's supposed to have pointed out that some damaging material about him (Clinton) had fallen into Mossad hands...but not to worry 'it's safe with us'.
I was therefore staggered to read the following in the Occidental Observer. Bear in mind that in political circles even very close associates of senior political figures will use their formal title in front of 'outsiders'. I have had many meetings with Government Ministers in Ireland, South Africa, Pakistan and the Middle East and they were always referred to as 'Minister' in my presence even when it was obvious they all were on personal terms with the others at the meetings. I'm talking about Ministers or even Under-Secretaries here, not Prime Ministers or Presidents. That puts in context the following staggering exchanges.
I was therefore staggered to read the following in the Occidental Observer. Bear in mind that in political circles even very close associates of senior political figures will use their formal title in front of 'outsiders'. I have had many meetings with Government Ministers in Ireland, South Africa, Pakistan and the Middle East and they were always referred to as 'Minister' in my presence even when it was obvious they all were on personal terms with the others at the meetings. I'm talking about Ministers or even Under-Secretaries here, not Prime Ministers or Presidents. That puts in context the following staggering exchanges.
"Levy was described as “undoubtedly the notional head of British Jewry” by the Jerusalem Post. Two potential donors to New Labour, John and Courtney Coventry, described what happened when they met Levy and Blair:
“We were greeted by Jane Hogarth [a New Labour official] and taken to meet Lord Levy. He was like an animated cartoon, with large gestures and an overbearing personality. He discussed donations and how appreciative the party would be, especially Mr Blair. He said he would introduce us to ‘Tony’ and Jack Straw [the half-Jewish Home Secretary], Alastair Campbell [Blair’s thuggish spin-doctor] and various others. He said we would have plenty of time with Tony.” Then they [John and Courtney Coventry] witnessed an extraordinary exchange. Lord Levy was taking a call when the Prime Minister walked over to him and started to speak. Courtney said: “Lord Levy held up his hand and said, ‘Not now, Tony,’ and went back to his phone call. The Prime Minister turned to walk away and Lord Levy said, ‘Tony, wait, I need to speak to you.’“I thought, ‘My God, what a way to talk to a Prime Minister.’ But Mr Blair stood there like a puppet on a string while Levy continued his phone call for at least a couple of minutes. Then he turned to the Prime Minister without apology for keeping him waiting and launched into a conversation about the importance of the evening. Here was the leader of your Government being treated like a child. Jane Hogarth, Lord Levy and Tony Blair all acted like this was normal.” (Lord Cashpoint, the bogus count and his porn star wife, The Daily Mail, 24th March 2007)
But it was normal. Blair knew his place: as gentile frontman for a Judaeocracy, that is, a government funded and controlled by Jews. That’s why, as the Jewish Chronicle has reported, he “was conscious of the need to have very, very good relations” with “the Jewish community.” He knew that if he obeyed orders, he would get to feed first his narcissism in office and then his avarice out of office."
That just blows my mind and maybe puts a question mark over my optimism in the previous post.
That just blows my mind and maybe puts a question mark over my optimism in the previous post.