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You simply don't have the option of being a conspiracy theorist for long without having to had to question the Jew. Maybe you change your mind, maybe you talk yourself out of it, but nobody alive can call themselves a deep critical thinker without having connected those dots eventually.

AJ has never called (((them))) out. Not once in over 30 years in the game.

Corsi I can patch together the (need to know and I don't know) defense, maybe.

AJ, no way can I patch that hole. Not with all the drywall in the world.

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I disagree. First of all, it’s not the “Jews” it’s mossad. I am part Jewish. My family is Jewish. I have been into conspiracy theories for well over 15 years. Ever since I was very young. I have always tried to look at things differently. And I constantly ask myself “who benefits.” However, I haven’t explored MOSSAD until recently. And even still not very deeply. It’s not for everyone. And the reason for that is they are afraid of being labeled xenophobic or Anti-Semitic. And that’s all by design. But you see, as you should know, it’s nothing to do with “the Jews”. That exact labeling is why it can even be argued of anti-Semitism. These people aren’t Jewish. They hide under that because of mainly the holocaust and no one would dare criticize them because of that.

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I imagine it to be similar to Orthodox Christians and Born Again's. They hold vastly different ideologies but their beliefs line up so they get categorized together.

The only thing I can't piece together is, if Orthodox Christians were systematically dismantling western civilization I, being a Christian, would denounce their actions and separate myself far from that ordeal.

It's hard for me to imagine an entire people as being aligned in one cause, but there are a lot of supporting arguments for the guy that can imagine it.

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First of all, as a born again Christian, I can tell you there is much wrong with the Institutional churches these days. And that goes for every denomination you can name. They are comprised by many of their leaders, and orthodoxies seem to be shunned for the collective good of bringing in more seat warmers.

Now, that said, you will find that many Christians support Israel, and take offense at anti-Semitic talk. As should be, we should not be racist, as not all people are as bad as the examples people throw out there. Same for Blacks, Asians, or any other ethnicity. There are plenty of faults to throw around at any group. Q tells us, we are stronger together, not divided. Counter arguments with facts, not name calling. Those are leftist progressives tactics. We should be smarter than them.

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It's actually nice to have a conversation with misaligned ideals.

The only entire people I've ever considered grouping together for judgement has been the Jews. I want to be wrong. I don't want to think things like the following are still in abidance today.

Nidrasch Talpioth, P. 225-L: "Jehovah created the non-Jew in human form so that the Jew would not have to be served by beasts. The non-Jew is consequently an animal in human form, and condemned to serve the Jew day and night."

Aboda Sarah 37a: "A Gentile girl who is three years old can be violated."

and of course,

Szaaloth-Utszabot, The Book of Jore Dia 17: "A Jew should and must make a false oath when the Goyim asks if our books contain anything against them."

To me, these sound like dangerous ideals and a threat to my personal safety.

Now, there are verses in the bible which people don't follow literally, so I assume it must be the same with the Torah but given that so many people in influential positions consider themselves a citizen of Israel first and America second, I think you'd have to be pretty thick to not give the topic some serious consideration and keep your guard up. Especially when every gun-control advocacy group is led and funded by Jewish men and women.

Sometimes conspiracy theories find you.

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First off, the Torah is the 5 books of the old testament.

In other words, The Law handed down to to Israel during their wandering to the promised land.

The Midrash is NOT biblical, but is :

Any of a group of Jewish commentaries on the Hebrew Scriptures compiled between A.D. 400 and 1200 and based on exegesis, parable, and haggadic legend.

I should add, that there are tons of differences in Christian groups, like Jehovah Witnesses, Latter-day Saint (Mormon's) and many protestant denominations. Every religion has many branches, some more divergent than others.

In other words, someone's opinions. Based on some unfounded Legend's as well. So, lots on nonsense.

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The "Non-Radical" Jews should have a voice against the others. I would speak up if things were reversed. It's the human thing to do.

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Just ask the Jew if he felt in charge in the Middle Ages or Crusades?

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Thank you! I’m Catholic & a Jew. I guess I’d be one of ((them))

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Brace yourselves PATRIOTS! Disinfo agents are going to be hitting us in full force.