Jewish occupation

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

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The current situation

With the formation of the State of Israel, Jews around the world have significantly increased their own capabilities to influence world civilization. It is enough to look at the actions of modern politicians to understand that the mechanism of Jewish influence has been launched and is operating very effectively.

See for yourself, Jewish victims of World War II enjoy special treatment from governments and various non-state foundations. And the degree of condemnation of the Holocaust and anti-Semitism is almost an indicator of building a democratic state. The Jewish version of the Second World War is actively included in the school curriculum, replacing the true history of the war and the significance of the Russian people in it.

Such textbooks are already ready, they have been published under the editorship of Professor Asmolov, who is a member of the Russian Jewish Congress, and a descendant of revolutionaries. A synagogue and a museum for the victims of the Holocaust were erected on the Poklonnaya Hill, in the place of worship of the God of Orthodox Christians.

The policy of encouraging Jews is carried out by the state from the very top. President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly stated about the fight against anti-Semitism and the eradication of this phenomenon. One gets the impression that our president bears personal responsibility for the well-being and safety of the Jewish people, who are above all others for him. Our president took part in the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah, where he lit a Hanukkah candle with the rabbi. At the same time, Putin met with Benjamin Netanyahu, at which he noted that Russia supports Israel in the Palestinian issue, since there are almost a million of "our citizens" in Israel. Sergei Mironov, who in 2002 declared that Israel is closer to us due to the fact that our compatriots live there, did not go far either. But the Jews who escaped from the country are not our compatriots. Is Israel the fatherland for the government officials?

Kosher Kremlin

In 2001, the President of Israel Moshe Katsav arrived in our country on an official visit, who noted that Russia is a friend of the Jewish people. And within the walls of the Kremlin, he was fed kosher food, which was the first time it was prepared in history. Vladimir Putin did not refuse such food either. Even in the USA, where they treat the state of Israel very warmly, such gestures are not made.

Recall that food is considered kosher if it is killed in a special way, characterized by cruelty and painful death. In the Scandinavian countries, this method of slaughtering livestock is generally prohibited by law.

Another thing is interesting: according to the Jewish religion, a Jew must cook separately from the rest of the human "cattle", in a separate kitchen. So, our president was prepared separately, like Akum - cattle in the eyes of the Jewish people.

All the rabbis present were supposed to observe other laws of their religion, including blaspheming our Orthodox churches, and praising the Lord in places where these churches were once destroyed. In our country, there is officially only 1 percent of Jews, of which there are even fewer Jews, that is, persons adhering to Talmudic Judaism. Nevertheless, Judaism is considered one of the official religions, which is emphasized almost more often than in relation to other religions.

Perhaps the fight against anti-Semitism should be within the framework of ensuring the law, then such a zealous defense of Jews, which looks like a sharp contrast against the background of attitudes towards representatives of other nations and religions, looks at least strange.

According to a social survey conducted among prominent political scientists, it becomes clear why Vladimir Putin is flirting with the Jewish community. The fact is that she has tremendous power and influence in the economic, financial and power structures of the whole world, including the United States of America. Thus, our president is making his way to the West.

The last effort?

Prominent domestic figures of politics and culture, members of the government and regional authorities constantly participate in the annual congresses of the Jewish community of Russia. The president, governors send congratulatory telegrams and so on. At these congresses, our president more than once raised the issue of combating anti-Semitism on a par with terrorism and extremism. But how can you unite with representatives of an extremist religion to fight extremism? Why is the construction of Jewish universities and synagogues, where local Jews are taught intolerance towards all who do not share their religion, are being built with funds from budgets of different levels? According to the leaders of the Jewish diaspora, the Russian authorities are helping her in a way they do not help in any other country in the world.

At the same time, in their official literature, the representatives of the diaspora make it clear what they demand from the representatives of Christianity: "to repent for all the insults inflicted on the Jews, and daily pray in memory of the victims of the Jewish people."

At this time, our president visits Jewish synagogues no less often than Orthodox churches, and congratulates the Jews on every more or less significant holiday. And our church leaders do not disdain to sit at the same table with people whose religion does not even consider them as people.

There are people in Jewish society who understand the danger of the current position of the Jews in Russia. The government flirts and bows before them, but for the bulk of the population, these actions are alien. In the minds of ordinary people, the Jews have long seized power in the country, and are profiting from the Russian people. The surnames of the Russian oligarchs are entirely Jewish, and their astronomical well-being is associated with the robbery of the people. It's the same in politics and on the stage. As a result, the society is growing dissatisfaction with the position of the Jews, which in the end can lead to an aggravation of the Jewish question.