Theirs is a culture based on
the twin symbols of evil: savagery and cowardice. They'll go behind your back,
meet those that can hurt you, tell them fabricated stories about you, and
incite them to come after you because if they don't, you'll be the one to go
after them.
But if that will not work
because you're not a simple individual minding your business, but are a public
figure enjoying an honorable position in the public domain, they'll come after
you relentlessly and publicly, trying to sow doubt about your character in the
eyes of the public.
This is the culture of the
Jews … and that kind of behavior is the staple on which they feed as they
fantasize about the day when the messiah will come and hand them the ownership
keys of Planet Earth and everything it contains, including the billions of men,
women and children that make up the human race.
Whereas this sort of behavior
permeates everything that the Jews do, playing out in a variety of versions day
in and day out, you can see how it is playing in a case that is currently
unfolding. It involves Jordan Davidson the Jewess who plunged into the sewer of
Jewish filth, grabbed what she could at the bottom of the tank and threw it,
not at Louis Farrakhan or Ilhan Omar who are the usual targets, but at Linda
Sarsour this time.
You'll see what Davidson has
tried to do when you read the article she wrote under the title: “Linda
Sarsour, Who Raised Funds For Terrorist, Featured As DNC 2020 Speaker,” a
dishonest piece of work that was published on August 18, 2020 in The
Federalist. It must be said that accusing others of terrorism or associating
with terrorists, is not something new but something that follows a long-established
pattern.
You see, my friend, every time
that the Jews felt they bored their audiences with baseless accusations they
threw at others, they looked at themselves in the mirror to see what else the
good people of the world might be seeing in them. When they discover something
horrible about themselves, they accuse the others of that very thing.
This time, it happened that
when Israel came up with a plan to ethnic cleanse Palestine of its Palestinian
population, the Jews discovered that the world was seeing the true face of
terrorism in Israel. This is why foot soldiers of the crime syndicate that is
Israel, such as Jordan Davidson, began to throw the accusation of terrorism at
everyone they dislike.
It is not surprising,
therefore, that Jordan Davidson has accused Linda Sarsour of raising funds for
“Terrorist,” a passage that was so baseless and outrageous, even the editor of
The Federalist was so horrified to see it there, he/she took it out. The
problem is that they forgot to take it out the article's title where the
accusation remained and went into print. What an embarrassment for The
Federalist.
Aside from all that stinky
stuff, look what little things the Jews grab onto as they try to generate the
sense of a big deal when they discover they have no legs to stand on, but wish
to stand on something, anything at all that will make them look taller than
they really are:
“In 2019 Sarsour came under
fire for claiming that Israel was built on the idea that Jews are supreme to
everyone else. According to The Times of Israel, Sarsour also supports a
boycott of Israel and favors a one-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian
conflict. The one-state solution is code for ending the state of Israel”.
Typical of the way by which
the Jews avoid having an honest debate, Jordan Davidson said that Linda Sarsour
came under fire from someone she did not name. But why did Sarsour come under
fire? She did, says Davidson, because of what Sarsour had said. Well then, what
was it that merited a fiery response from a faceless individual? It was that
Israel was built on the idea that Jews are supreme to everyone else. If so, why
did Jordan Davidson not respond to Linda Sarsour instead of saying what someone
else had said about the matter? Well, there is only one answer to this crucial
question. It is that Jews do not get into honest debates, and Jordan Davidson
is Jewish. Period.
Proceeding in the same vein,
Jordan Davidson quoted –– not Linda Sarsour directly or some American
publication, but –– The Times of Israel which itself had quoted Sarsour as
saying she supports BDS, and favors the one-state solution to the Palestinian
issue. Only then did Jordan Davidson venture to comment that the one-state
solution will end the state of Israel.
Of course, that's an improvement
over saying what someone else has said, but it is not enough to say that the
one-state solution will end the state of Israel without explaining what the
word “end” means in this context. Ending apartheid in Rhodesia and South Africa
ended the apartheid states, and this turned out to be the best thing that
happened to the two countries. It will also be a good thing happening to
occupied Palestine.