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#Israel, since it was formed after the world wars, was always a project to take back the land of the jews from the muslims who had colonized it.

It would be much easier to accept their efforts if they simply owned it.

"Yes, we're clearing them out. Restoring Israel. Taking it by force. From soldiers, men, women, and children. We've provided ample warning to leave. Now we are going to destroy everything and everyone that remains. It is now and has always been our lands. Heed us or else."

Instead it's legalistic gymnastics and gaslighting that's made their efforts alot less cleanly, and alot more genocidal. Unecessary rape, torture, and death. Very vengeful. Feminine frame.

Just own it. Walk the highest road you can formulate. And own it.

Chad Hominem 11mo ago 💬 1

A project that only worked because they managed to convince European man to get involved and do it for him.

The Jews have always done this. They are master of deceit, who use anyone. It of their own creed as a tool.

I guess you could respect that somewhat. But my self respecting European blood cannot stand for my brothers being used up & bled for them.

It’s been the same since Egypt, since the days of Alexander, since Rome, since the Germanic & Saxon West, and now the US.

Every time we get involved with those slime balls, we pay for it blood.

It’s time we cut them off and let them drown with the arabs.

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PS - Jesus was not a Jew. He was Aryan.

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Laser 11mo ago

1. European and American households should not be forced to involuntarily fund Israel's quests. #Bitcoin will be increasingly instrumental here.

2. Agree 100% it's their business and their problem. Americans and Europeans alike have our hands full with nonassimilating illegals. We need to get our own houses in order.

3. Jesus really was a Gallilean Jew. Believe it or not, Jesus could have been fair haired, as early first century Jews sometimes were. Most of the orthodox iconography depicts him as a lighter brown, which seems reasonable. Not really the most important part of God incarnate.