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 More options Aug 20 2008, 8:28 pm
Newsgroups: soc.retirement, soc.veterans, misc.consumers, rec.motorcycles, rec.sport.football.college
From: "." <Rhiann...@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2008 12:28:04 -0700 (PDT)
Local: Wed, Aug 20 2008 8:28 pm
Subject: Re: DISGUSTING JEWISH PROPAGANDA VIDEO ABOUT IMMIGRATION
On Aug 20, 7:44 am, Sanity <san...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Did you know that Jewish tax collectors used to stand outside the
> > Catholic churches in Poland to collect tithes from the poor peasants
> > and hand them over to the priests?
> And your proof of this?- Hide quoted text -

Look it up. The Polish peasants rose up against the Jewish tithe
collectors and there was a massacre in the 16th century, and the Jews
realized that the king of Poland could no longer protect them.

So the Jews moved eastward into Russian territory where they were
restricted to an area called "The Pale of Settlement".

Russian authorities didn't want the stubborn Jews to mingle with their
obedient compliant peasants, who were basically slaves.

The Russian authorities definitely didn't want the Jews to move into
Moscow, they knew exactly what would happen if the Jews started
businesses there.

> > Wherever *money* is changing hands, there you will find Jews taking
> > their cut.

Money changing has long been a Jewish occupation. The very word "bank"
in the English language comes from an older word meaning "bench".

Mediterranean traders often lost their ships and cargos due to storms
at sea, and they didn't want to risk losing their gold and silver as
well, so they didn't send it at all.

Instead, they sent a Jew with a letter of credit stating that this or
that Shylock in a seaport had a bank of gold or silver to pay for
cargos.

It made more sense to have a Jew drown in a storm than to risk sending
the actual treasure across the sea, and so maritime commerce advanced.

But Jewish banking is as old as Jerusalem...

The Jews set up their money changing benches in the temple of Herod in
Jerusalem and Jesus scourged them out of the temple.

But the money changing benches didn't disappear with the temple when
the Romans pulled it down.

No, there were money changing benches in the market places of all the
European cities that allowed Jews to ply their money-worshipping
trade.

Amschel Rothschild was a German Jew who is the father of the infamous
house of Rothschild.

The Rothschilds financed European wars and the American Revolution,
but congress never repaid their American agent.

After the French Revolution, the Rothschilds and their associated
Jewish banking families were well on their way to controlling the
finances of England.

Rich Jews went to England and bought titles of nobility or married
their daughters into noble families. Europeans visiting England were
amazed at how many Jews had noble titles.

By the end of the 19th century, the Rothschilds controlled half the
money in the world and Baron Rothschild got the idea that he would
*buy* all the land in Palestine the Turks would sell him.

But it was "no deal", the Jews had to wait another half century to
create Zion by illegal immigration and insurgency...


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