On May 2nd and May 3rd, 2022 something remarkable happened in America in response to something that was said thousands of miles away.
It happened that the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey
Lavrov reminded the world of something that was legitimately or falsely “common
knowledge” decades ago, but was nevertheless smothered under tons of Jewish
lamentations and cancelation of the researchers who dared to bring the subject
to life — which they did to see it handled
professionally, and added to history in a scholarly manner. But the subject was
kept out of circulation ever since as demanded by the Jews.
The subject touches on the role that wealthy Jews played
in the implementation of the Holocaust that was carried out by the German
military against the Jews of Europe. Even though the Jewish leaders admit that
ordinary Jews, thrown into concentration camps, have collaborated with the
Germans in return for being treated less harshly than the others, those same
Jewish leaders do not admit that wealthy Jews collaborated with the Nazis in
building the gas chambers and crematoriums where the Jews were killed and
disposed of.
The Jewish leaders of today reject mention of this truth because
it is a can of worms that if opened by serious researchers and dealt with
professionally, will open the door to reveal the relationships that the Jewish
leaders of that time had developed with the Nazi Party and the German military.
This was not the relationship of simple acquaintance, but a kinship that saw Germans
with Jewish blood in them, finance and staunchly work to build the infamous gas
chambers and crematoriums, knowing full well what they were intended to be used
for.
Having kept the lid on this can of worms for decades, the
Jewish leaders of today were hit in the face with a reality they thought had
died a long time ago, and would never be brought to light. But it did because
the Ukraine War proved to be so multifarious, discussing it invariably leads to
the discussion of subjects that the Jews wish to keep secret — which is what happened when Sergey Lavrov
mentioned that Hitler himself may have had Jewish blood in him.
You can see how, when and where the Lavrov comment was
made when you read the article that came under the title: “Schumer slams
‘sickening’ comments from Russian foreign minister as antisemitic,” written by
Kate Scanlon, and published on May 2, 2022 in The Washington Examiner.
It is so unusual for someone to blow up as did Schumer
about something that was common knowledge when he was a boy, you must wonder if
his family tree, which can be traced back to Ukraine and Austria, does not show
Nazi affiliation. And why not? If Catholic Madeleine Albright was of Jewish
origin, why could Jewish Chuck Schumer not be of Nazi origin?
You can draw the same sort of conclusions about many of
Israel’s leaders, most of whom are of European descent. They too reacted to the
Lavrov comment as did Schumer without a single one of them suggesting the settling
of this issue by letting the good historians that have been canceled, banned or
sidelined — return to their work and again study
that period of German history without the fear of being punished for revealing
the truth.
Two more articles in the Washington Examiner, published
on May 3, 2022, tell a great deal more about this subject, and you may be
interested in consulting them. One article came under the title: “Russian
foreign minister’s ‘Jewish blood’ jab tests Israel’s neutrality,” and was
written by Joel Gehrke. The other article came under the title: “Russia repeats
attack and claims Israel is supporting ‘neo-Nazi regime in Kyiv,’” and was
written by Max Thornberry.
And then, there is an opinion piece on the same subject
that you will not want to miss. It came under the title: “BDS and Jewish
Self-Loathing,” written by David Harsanyi, and published on May 2, 2022 in
National Review Online.
It is obvious that David Harsanyi was not aware of the
Schumer or Israeli reactions when he sat down to write his analysis of what had
happened — and rush his piece to be published
one day before Schumer or the Israelis had the time to express their opinions.
What you’ll see in Harsanyi’s piece is what’s prevalent
among rightwing Jews nowadays. These people are so enraged by the stance of the
moderate and leftwing Jews when it comes to matters that pertain to Israel, Jews
on the right passionately attack those on the left as if they were mortal
enemies: They call them self-loathing Jews.
The burning preoccupation at this time being the BDS
movement, Harsanyi brought up the subject to show that what’s happening today
has roots in the past but that it has nothing to do (or maybe just a little to
do) with the Lavrov’s contention that Hitler may have had Jewish blood in him.
Look how Harsanyi formulated his view on the subject:
“There is no evidence that Hitler had Jewish blood,
and even if there had been one Jewish grandfather, Hitler didn’t grow up in a Jewish
household, and his venom didn’t spawn from self-loathing”.
This was such a summary dismissal of an important matter,
it makes you wonder if Harsanyi has not spent some time studying the matter,
discovered a few unsavory truths, and resolved to join the crowd that wants to
keep the truth from being revealed.
It would tax our credulity to believe that the people who
today go far out of their way to plot schemes that end up marrying their
children to those of prominent and rich people — were not
doing the same thing in Germany when the Nazis were the dominant power in
the Third Reich. They do it today like they did it then, even before that to
the days of Moses and Esther of Persia.
This being the reality of Jewish life, the idea of Jews leaving their
synagogue to join the Nazi Party, is as much a certainty as it is of Jews
leaving their clan to join the Klan.