Dude has a confirmation bias from hell like many from /pol/ did about the joos, they're part of the shell protecting the 3 families which are only using the faith to benefit the cabal. Many of us felt so strongly about them because we spent so long finding answers and thinking we were right, when we only saw part of the picture.
Lemme expand further on that since it's likely my post won't be refuted at all. Say you're a joo and you've got powerful people wanting to help you promote your faith and give you a state with which to practice said faith, would you turn it down? What was the cost I wonder? Perhaps it was as simple as turning a blind eye to those globally who claim the faith but aren't actually joos themselves? Why would people be claiming the faith but not holding to it? Simple, it's a means of remaining unquestionable in the eyes of the layman, claims of antisemitism halt nearly any and all questions. This also was the match that lit the fire of PC culture in the mid to late 90s.