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Anonymous ID: 000000 June 4, 2020, 1:46 p.m. No.9470240 🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>9470223

Meh..

>>9470391

Surgisphere is a Chicago based company of 5 people that "researched' 15,000 patient records, do the math. Coincidence!

>>9470331

END HIM

>Operators are standing by.

Does this mean Billy Bob offed himself?

Anonymous ID: 000000 June 4, 2020, 1:58 p.m. No.9470606 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>0653

jimstone.is

WOW: Ultra conservative Jewish publication "Forward" told the truth about Antifa. WHAT DID I SAY?

My comment: They sort of downplay how significant the connection to Antifa is in the United States but they don't downplay it a whole lot, it reads more like an apology "please accept Antifa" piece "because they really are righteous" and THIS PROVES WITHOUT QUESTION THAT AS I HAVE SAID ALL ALONG, IT IS THE JEWS, EVERY STINKING ONE as if having Jonathan Soros in charge of their front NGO "Friends of Democracy" was not enough to prove it without this piece from Forward.

Perhaps they think their usurpation is so complete they don't have to be careful about hiding it anymore, if they have it in the bag, why would they need to? Surely they could care less if they prove I was right, they did not do this for me!

https://forward.com/news/448022/antifa-yiddish-zionist/

'''This ‘antifa’ group was also Zionist, pro-Palestinian and Yiddish-speaking — and it’s trending

Jordan KutzikJune 3, 2020'''

“Antifa” is in the air. It’s on President Trump’s lips. It’s trending on Twitter, but it’s not a new thing.

Indeed, it has a very Jewish history. It’s an ideology that was born in order to oppose Hitler. “Antifa” is short for “anti-fascist.”

It’s so Jewish that one of the items being shared widely on Twitter right now is the Yiddish and Hebrew manifesto of the antifa arm of a group that was an offshoot of a Marxist-Zionist political party, “Left Poale Zion.”

The document and the organization that produced it may seem like a bundle of contradictions, and maybe more so today. The group’s members were Jews … and Arabs. But they were also Zionists — the Arabs, too. And although the official Palestinian leadership sided with the Germans in an effort to end the British mandate, the Palestinian members of this group sided with the allies.

They recruited fellow Arabs to fight against the Germans and raised funds for the Soviet army. On the domestic front, the organization preached unity between Jews and Arabs and sought to integrate the Histdarut, Israel’s main labor union.

Besides organizing rallies and conferences, Poale Zion’s antifa group raised money by selling stamps with its emblem abroad.

Here is the text of the manifesto, translated into English:

Antifa Yiddish by the Forward

Principles of Antifa

1) Antifa is open to all workers and citizens, who, regardless of their political orientation, recognize the need to combat fascist and anti-Semitic poison and recognize the solidarity of all workers’ national and social interests, regardless of their ethnicity or religion.

2) There is no place in Antifa for those who are an enemy of Jewish workers or Jewish immigration and settlement in the land (of Israel). There is no place in Antifa for those who are an enemy of Arab workers and their advancement in this land.

3) Antifa aims to forge in this land an anti-fascist force against all forms of fascism and chauvinism among the Jewish and Arab publics. We provide brotherly help to victims of fascism and anti-Semitism.

4) Antifa recruits the workers of this land to the worldwide fight against fascism.

While contemporary left-wing Jews have no direct connection to this pre-state antifa organization, some on Twitter cite it and similar organizations as an inspiration.

Incredible. Antifa paraphernalia in Hebrew/Yiddish from Palestine dating back to 1934. Includes a stamp espousing Arab-Jewish solidarity, a May Day flyer calling on workers to join the ranks, and a statement of principles against fascism.

This was a year after Hitler’s rise. pic.twitter.com/0TZLFU8lhP— Edo Konrad (@edokonrad) June 1, 2020

Spencer Sunshine, a scholar of the far-right, antifascist action and the Bund, the Jewish socialist movement that advocated Jewish cultural autonomy in Eastern Europe, noted that many leftist Jews view the Bund’s armed self-defense units as a precursor to antifa.

But there’s a key difference that likely keeps most contemporary Jewish antifascist activists from embracing this precursor organization wholeheartedly — its Zionism. Unlike in the 1930s, said Spencer, few of today’s American Jewish leftists would support a binational Zionist platform like the Left Poale Zion’s: “In young Jewish radicals’ eyes today these nationalists are still ‘Zionists’ and do not have the kind of legitimacy that makes them want to be looked upon as forbearers.”

>>9470331

Tell us more about the families Q.

Which families controlled Obama and Putin?

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More Good People Than Bad

Anonymous

Wed Nov 01 2017 03:00:47 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

There are more good people than bad. The wizards and warlocks (inside term) will not allow another Satanic Evil POS control our country. Realize Soros, Clintons, Obama, Putin, etc. are all controlled by 3 families (the 4th was removed post Trump's victory).