In a report entitled 'Seeing Ally Against Muslims, Some German Jews Embrace Far Right, to Dismay of Others' the NY Slimes reveals (most of us knew that anyway) that Jews have been joining the 'Neo-Nazi' AfD party and are now forming their own sub-group within that party. Cue much hand-wringing and virtue-signalling from other Jewish groups who warn that this sub-group will not lend the AfD a 'badge of respectability'. Which is a bit rich when you consider that Jews have been the main enablers of the Muslim invasion in the first place. But chutzpah is a Yiddish word after all.AfD representatives have publicly welcomed these Jews into their ranks. Whether this welcome is sincere or not I don't know. But I issue my friends in that party (several of whom are readers of this blog....beste Wünsche für das neue Jahr, meine Freunde!) with this piece of advice. Proceed with extreme caution. Because as even mainstream Jewish commentary on this development makes clear, these new members will be motivated by the timeless and immutable question: 'What's best for the Jews?'.
In the short term the AfD will surely benefit. To an extent it will shield them from the Neo-Nazi charge ('don't hit me with a
So take care, meine Freunde. Of course you have to accept these members. The world would fall in were you to reject them. But watch carefully, understand the game plan and never forget their guiding motif: 'what's best for the Jews'.