On Aug 20, 3:58 am, hp...@lycos.com wrote:

Assimilated Jews from Germany and France were already living quietly
amongst their Gentile American neighbors before the hoardes of
Ashkenazi immigrants began flooding into New York in the 1880's.

The assimilated Jews were even willing to change their Sabbath to
Sunday, in order to conform. They were prospering by conforming.

But the Ashkenazim were religious fundamentalists who had been
persecuted in Russia and Poland for their stubborn ways. The
Ashkenazim would have nothing to do with change.

The Ashkenazim arrived in America with the attitude that the world was
broken and that it was their duty to *fix* it.

The Ashkenazim hoped to create Israel in New York! That's why Emma
Lazarus welcomed all *exiles* to America. Emma Lazarus wrote the
famous poem about "The New Colossus" which is inscribed on the base of
the statue of Liberty.

Americans need to know what "The Jewish Question" was for the Tsar of
Russia.

The Jewish Question was, "what can be done to make these stiff-necked,
stubborn Jews into obedient Russian citizens?"

The answer was, "Nothing." Jewish anarchists murdered the Tsar by
throwing a bomb at him.

Russian Jews were isolated from the Russian peasants, who despised
them. Half of all the Jews left Russia and most of them came to
America to avoid the perceived persecutions.

The Ashkenazim wanted to lived according to Jewish law and govern
themselves independantly just as they had done in eastern Europe.

The Askenazim described themselves as "a righteous people in a
righteous land".

IOW, they were bigger pains-in-the-ass than the Puritans of colonial
Boston. The Puritans thought that they were building Zion in the
wilderness, so they identified with the ancient Israelites who invaded
Canaan and murdered and enslaved the Canaanites.

The Ashkenazim *expected* to be persecuted by their Gentile neighbors,
just as they had been persecuted in eastern Europe.

So, when Leo Frank, the Jewish owner of a pencil factory in Atlanta
was lynched for the murder of a young White girl, the Jews formed the
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai Brith to defend the arrogant Jews
against this imagined persecution.

Jews love to argue, it's a hobby for them. They learned to argue
trivial points of theology in their Yeshiva schools, so it was natural
for Jews to become lawyers.

Within 40 years of the Ashkenazi invasion of New York, Jewish lawyers
were beginning to invade the legal profession in great numbers and
they even had a Jewish supreme court justice by 1916.

The Jews also gained control of the newspapers in New York. Winston
Churchill's
father-in-law was a Jew who owned half the New York Times.

Henry Ford tried to point all this out in his book about "The
International Jew", but
Jewish financiers had control of his credit, so he was forced to
apologize...