Let's discuss the topic on the eve of the presidential elections in Russia: "Are all Jews to blame for everything bad, or are only their leaders?"

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

I thought and decided: let's discuss this publicly on the eve of the next presidential elections in Russia!

About 80 years ago, Adolf Hitler and Joseph Goebbels, two famous historical characters, publicly shouted to the whole world that "The Jews are to blame for everything! The Jews are to blame for everything!" Then these two Nazis unleashed the Second World War, in which more than 50 million non-Jews (!) Died and about 100 million became crippled. And recently it turned out (moreover THIS NEWS came to us from Europe) that Adolf Hitler was himself a bearer of Jewish blood! So that's it! And by the way, it was immediately obvious from the face of his partner Joseph Goebbels that he was of the same "trump suit"!

Thus, there is simply an incredible form of proof of the formula "The Jews are to blame for all the bad things!" … It had to be so devilishly chopped up and cranked everything up, that under the shouts of "the Jews are to blame for everything!" over 50 million non-Jews were killed!

Today a similar cry is heard from Israel: "All the suffering of this world is only because of the Jews!" … Jewish Kabbalist Mikhail Laitman is speaking directly from the Israeli television studio ITON-TV. You can watch his performance on camera HERE.

And regarding the fact that the majority of Jews execute the commands of their leaders unquestioningly and participate almost in formation in their political events and scams, I want to give a couple of illustrative examples that happened exactly on the eve of the previous presidential elections in Russia, in 2012.

Remember the Jewish girl group Pussy Riot?

Well, these are the same girls who staged a Sabbath on February 21, 2012 in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior!

Moreover, it was initially clear that they did not themselves guess about this meanness, but received such political order … In this video, filmed by Dmitry Zykov, the demonic action took place against the background of chaotic noise and shouts of the servants of the Temple. And when this crime news were shown in video to the entire Russian Federation, it already had a soundtrack. A certain female choir sang a song with words "Mother of God, drive Putin away …"

The words of this song, sounded by all the central news channels in Russia, were just proof that the Jewish women's gang group Pussy Riot was not just a rowdy in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, but was fulfilling a political order.

Do you remember what happened next?

When three Jewish women from the "Pussy riot" gang were arrested, sentenced and imprisoned for 2 years each (the fourth participant went on the run), actions against Putin, but in defense of "prisoners of conscience"!

It was in Berlin!

It is clear that some puppeteers, through efforts Jewish international organized crime group tried to give Putin a ride with the elections, well, they really didn’t want Vladimir Vladimirovich to become the President of Russia again!

But what about our Russian Jews, who make up the backbone of the Russian elite, how did they react to what is happening?

Whom did they support, Putin or the Jewish women's gang group Pussy Riot, which translates into Russian as "Crazy Vaginas" ?

Of course, they supported those who were closer to them in blood! And this support resulted in writing and signing a letter published on the website of the radio station "Echo of Moscow": "INTELLIGENCE CALLS FOR FREE PUSSY RIOT!".

The list of signatories is attached below. You can check it against the one posted here:

1. Oleg Basilashvili, actor

2. Chulpan Khamatova, actress

3. Eldar Ryazanov, director

4. Evgeny Mironov, actor

5. Liya Akhedzhakova, actress

6. Mikhail Zhvanetsky, writer

7. Sergey Yursky, actor

8. Natalya Tenyakova, actress

9. Igor Kvasha, actor

10. Alexey German, director

11. Svetlana Karmalita, screenwriter

12. Alexey German Jr., director

thirteen. Roman Viktyuk, director

14. Mark Zakharov, director

15. Andrey Konchalovsky, director, producer

16. Andrey Makarevich, musician

17. Pavel Chukhrai, director

18. Alexander Proshkin, director

19. Andrey Proshkin, director

20. Yuri Arabov, writer

21. Andrey Smirnov, director

22. Avdotya Smirnova, director

23. Kirill Serebrennikov, director

24. Valery Meladze, musician

25. Fyodor Bondarchuk, director, producer

26. Svetlana Bondarchuk, publisher

27. Emmanuel Vitorgan, actor

28. Maxim Vitorgan, actor

29. Joseph Raikhelgauz, director

30. Kama Ginkas, director

31. Henrietta Yanovskaya, director

32. Harry Bardeen, director

33. Pavel Bardin, director

34. Dmitry Bertman, director

35. Grigory Chkhartishvili, writer

36. Lyudmila Ulitskaya, writer

37. Veronica Dolina, poet, musician

38. Andrey Zvyagintsev, director

39. Vladimir Mirzoev, director

40. Dmitry Krymov, director

41. Efim Shifrin, actor

42. Nikolay Tsiskaridze, ballet dancer

43. Maxim Sukhanov, actor

44. Evgeniya Dobrovolskaya, actress

45. Kirill Kozakov, actor

46. Elena Koreneva, actress

47. Yulia Menshova, actress

48. Igor Gordin, actor

49. Daria Moroz, actress

50. Natalya Negoda, actress

51. Yulia Snigir, actress

52. Pavel Derevyanko, actor

53. Alexander Yatsenko, actor

54. Alexey Devotchenko, actor

55. Irina Rakhmanova, actress

56. Evgeny Pisarev, director

57. Dmitry Chernyakov, director

58. Boris Khlebnikov, director

59. Alexey Popogrebsky, director

60. Konstantin Bogomolov, director

61. Alexey Fedorchenko, director

62. Darya Ekamasova, actress

63. Vladimir Kott, director

64. Alexander Kott, director

65. Anna Melikyan, director

66. Olga Dykhovichnaya, actress, director

67. Angelina Nikonova, director

68. Polina Osetinskaya, musician

69. Elena Gremina, playwright

70. Sergey Shargunov, writer

71. Dmitry Bykov, writer

72. Viktor Shenderovich, writer

73. Elena Rayskaya, playwright

74. Lev Rubinstein, poet

75. Vitaly Mansky, director

76. Marina Razbezhkina, director

77. Kirill Razlogov, film historian, 78. Alexander Zeldovich, director, screenwriter

79. Nikolay Lebedev, director

80. Boris Grebenshchikov, musician

81. Diana Arbenina, musician

82. Gleb Samoilov, musician

83. Alexey Romanov, musician

84. Lyova Bi-2, musician

85. Roma the Beast, musician

86. Leonid Barats, actor

87. Sergey Petreikov, director

88. Rostislav Khait, actor

89. Evdokia Germanova, actress

90. Maxim Kurochkin, playwright

91. Alexander Rodionov, screenwriter

92. Alexander Atanesyan, director, producer

93. Alexey Steblev, musician

94. Natalia Ryurikova, gallery owner

95. Mikhail Ugarov, director, playwright

96. Vyacheslav Durnenkov, playwright

97. Mikhail Durnenkov, playwright

98. Oleg Dorman, director

99. Andrey Khrzhanovsky, director, screenwriter

100. Alexander Rastorguev, director

101. Pavel Kostomarov, director, cameraman

102. Leonid Desyatnikov, composer

103. Yuri Shevchuk, musician

Also, in support of the Appeal, other cultural and artistic figures left their signatures on the website:

104. Boris Strugatsky, writer

105. Vera Tariverdiyeva, music historian

106. Dmitry Rudovsky, film producer

107. Valentina Mikhaleva, film producer

108. Andrey Bilzho, artist

109. Marat Gelman, gallery owner

110. Igor Irteniev, poet

111. Alla Bossart, novelist

112. Mikhail Arkadiev, musician

113. Vladimir Fedorov, actor

114. Bari Alibasov, producer

115. Konstantin Azadovsky, prose writer

116. Boris Filanovsky - composer

117. Vasya Oblomov, musician

118. Vadim Demchog, actor, playwright

119. Alexander Zhurbin, composer

120. Vladimir Nazarov, musician, director

121. Lydia Arkhangelskaya, producer

122. Nikolay Khomeriki, director

123. Mikhail Borzykin, musician

124. Maria Arbatova, writer

125. Danil Fayzov, poet

126. Mary Nazari, producer, screenwriter

127. Alexey Kortnev, musician

128. Dmitry Vrubel, artist

129. Olga Darfi, director, playwright

130. Natalia Gorbanevskaya, poet, translator

131. Ksenia Dragunskaya, Moscow, playwright

132. Maxim Trapo, operator

133. Marina Sobe-Panek, playwright

134. Nina Caterly, writer

135. Grigory Oster, writer

136. Vladimir Dostal, producer

137. Naum Kleiman, Film Historian

138. Alexander Gelman, playwright

139. Andrey Kuzichev, actor

140. Tatiana Shcherbina, poet

141. Varvara Faer, director

142. Meglinskaya Irina, gallery owner

143. Denis Dragunsky, writer

144. Sam Klebanov, Producer

145. Alexey Merinov, artist

146. Andrey Smolyakov, actor

147. Igor Yasulovich, actor

148. Valery Garkalin, actor

149. Ekaterina Volkova, actress

150. Alexander "Chacha" Ivanov, musician

151. Evgeny Fedorov, musician

152. Elena Selina, gallery owner

153. Yuri Avvakumov, architect

154. Anastasia Nemolyaeva, actress, artist

155. Olga Kuchkina, writer

156. Yuri Albert, artist

157. Boris Minaev, writer

158. Alexander Vasiliev, musician

159. Sergey Loban, director

160. Victoria Lepko, actress

161. Yuri Norshtein, director

162. Dmitry Shagin, artist

163. Robert Lenz, Musician

164. Sergey Gandlevsky, poet

165. Eduard Topol, writer

166. Alexey Agranovich, actor, director

167. Evgeny Khavtan, musician

168. Maria Revyakina, producer

169. Alexander Nezhny, writer

170. Ilya Kalinnikov, musician

171. Alexander Kutikov, musician

172. Nike Borzov, Musician

173. Valery Todorovsky, director

174. Dmitry "Sid" Spirin, musician

175. Evgeny Feklistov, musician

176. Evgeny Dyatlov, actor

177. Alexander Feklistov, actor

178. Julius Guzman, director

179. Andrey Nekrasov, director

180. Tofik Shahverdiev, director

181. Mikhail Zlatkovsky, artist

182. Alexey Slapovsky, writer

183. Gor Chakhal, artist

184. Elena Pogrebizhskaya, director, singer

185. Boris Milgram, director

186. Regina Lisits, poet

187. Alla Pokrovskaya, actress

188. Andrey Volos, writer

189. Tatiana Kaletskaya, screenwriter

190. Valery Mishchuk, poet, musician

191. Dmitry Dolinin, director

192. Igor Ioganson, artist

193. Adrian Rostovsky, actor

194. Gnezdilov Alexander, director

195. Alexander Vedernikov, conductor

196. Pavel Finn, screenwriter

197. Alexander Maryamov, director, playwright

198. Vladimir Dvinsky, director

199. Vladimir Voinovich, writer

200. Igor Zolotovitsky, actor

201. Mikhail Weller, writer

202. Mikhail Zhigalov, actor

I personally was "not comprehensible" how like this build, all our bohemian art could oppose Putin, but in support of "mad vaginas"!

Only a year later, on May 14, 2013, the President of the Russian Jewish Congress Yuri Kannerexplained what was the matter:

This interview Yuri Kanner published by the newspaper "Komsomolskaya Pravda":

It is curious that quite recently, when the Russian State Duma deputies addressed the Minister of Culture V. Medinsky with a proposal: Actors with anti-Russian views DO NOT involve in the work on new films with public funding(and this followed a public statement by actor Alexei Serebryakov, made on February 20, 2018, saying, "Russia's national idea is in strength, arrogance and rudeness"), one of the signers of the letter in defense of "Pussy Wright" Leah Akhedzhakova In a fit of Jewish solidarity, she said:

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I can give you another no less illustrative example.

June 2013 Vladimir Putinbeing the President of Russia, he signed the law, prohibiting distribution in Russia among children and adolescents gay propaganda, (what the hell, maybe pederast propaganda (!) among children and adolescents ?!). And what do you think ?! Suddenly, as if on the command of an invisible conductor, foreign Jewish Nobel Prize winners!!!

There are as many as 27 people!

It would seem that they, a recognized Jewish scholar, care about gay propaganda among children and adolescents ?!

But no! And there the invisible Karabas-Barabas pulled the strings, and away we go …

Pictured is Nobel laureate in chemistry Harold Kroto.

An "Open Letter" was drawn up to Russian President Vladimir Putin, which called for the repeal of the law on "gay propaganda"!

“Protest is never easy, but we hope that by expressing disagreement with the new legislation, we will encourage the Russian state to uphold in the 21st century the humanitarian, political and democratic principles that Mikhail Gorbachev was involved in,” the open letter said.

Among those who signed the message to the President and the People of Russia were John Maxwell Coetzee, 2003 Nobel Prize in Literature, geneticist Paul Nurse, who received the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 2002, and chemist Sir Harold Kroto, 1996 Nobel Prize winner. of the year. It was Sir Crotho, along with actor Sir Ian McKellen, who initiated the writing of an open letter against the gay propaganda law.

Below is a complete list of the open letter laureates:

Maireed Maguire (Peace Prize, 1976)

Eric Allin Cornell (Physics, 2001)

Sheldon Lee Glashaw (Physics, 1979)

Brian Josephson (Physics, 1973)

Martin Pearl (Physics, 1995)

Roald Hoffman (chemistry, 1981)

Gerhard Ertl (chemistry, 2007)

Suzumi Tonegawa (Medicine / Physiology, 1987)

Tony Leggett (Physics, 2003)

Paul Nurse (medicine, 2002)

Dudley Hershbach (chemistry, 1986)

Robert Curl (chemistry, 1996)

Harold Kroto (chemistry, 1996)

John Maxwell Coetzee (Literature, 2003)

Martin Chalfi (chemistry, 2008)

Richards Roberts (Medicine / Physiology, 1993)

John Polanyi (chemistry, 1986)

Edmond Fisher (Medicine / Physiology 1992)

Timothy Hunt (Medicine / Physiology, 2001)

Jack Shostak (Medicine / Physiology, 2009)

Eric Vishaus (Medicine / Physiology, 1995)

Leon Lederman (Physics, 1988)

Peter Agra (chemistry, 2003)

John Sulston (Medicine / Physiology, 2002)

Hertha Müller (literature, 2009)

Brian Schmidt (Physics, 2011)

Thomas Steitz (chemistry, 2009)

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What is this?

Is this the power of Jewish blood such that the majority of Jews are "for any kipish, except hunger strike"? Or is this how the attitude instilled in most Jews (watched the program "Stars under Hypnosis?"

Appendix: "Mind manipulation. How is this possible ?! (Strictly +18)"

So figure it out here, "are all Jews to blame for everything bad, or only their leaders?"

And then the Polish Jewish righteous John Kaminsky added "fuel to the fire" by writing an article: "Who will save the Jews when the world finds out what they have done?"("Who will save the Jews once the world learns what they’ve done?").

28 February 2018 Murmansk Anton Blagin