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I read this: "Ok I am confused, so you are saying that all Jews are the synagogue of Satan? What about Israel? What about the Jews there?"
I read a comment by an Israeli saying that they're being treated like the rest, which is true based on my own research as well, and corroborates what Dr. Day and others have said that the controllers seem to just use the regular so-called Jewish people as pawns in the same game. The only difference is that they're privileged above others in some ways. One example would be having access to Israel based on their ethnicity.
I misplaced the exact quote I wanted to share by the Israeli. It corroborates other anecdotes I've heard from Israelis.
Also, they are Israelis, not Israelites, so that part of popular discourse is sound.
Correction, I found it: "Regarding Israel: currently Israel leads COVID-1984 vaccination (more than 2.5M already and counting), after massive propaganda campaign done by establishment-controlled media after draconian lockdowns. You have no idea what brainwashing and fear-mongering is going on here - pregnant women are advised to take a jab, children are next in row (teenagers are vaccinated now). COVID passport is almost ready, some workplaces are already asking for vaccination info."
The other thing I want to share is that I would guess the high-level Ashkenazis I've experienced openly mock ideas like karma and Jesus because they are "all in" when it comes to the worldview of the end justifying all the means necessary to achieve that end. They probably don't feel any empathy for human or animal suffering, and conceivably delight in it as an expression of their worthiness of triumph in this reality. I really wish people would stop assuming everyone else has the same kinds of nature and makeup and perspectives that they do. There is GREAT diversity in this reality! Of course there is. One person may feel great empathy and sadness over something, and another may have a totally opposite view, perspective, and reaction.
And we can't even say we know which perspective is the right one. That's what Nietzsche tried to do with his writings, to see things from an anti-Christian point of view where malice, cunning, and sadism are celebrated as consequences and expressions of honorable power.
sv3rige is an example as well. He has great contempt for vegans. He embraces nature's ruthless struggle for dominance, and the power he has over other animals.
Likewise, I read in the comments: "Jews are evil, greedy corrupters. They have no place in civilized society."
That's their perspective. It's not well fleshed out. I've had others tell me Jews are the creators of civilization. It's because each person is seeing different things and filtering those things through their own nature and biases. We don't all agree on the same values and ideals.
Another thought, and this is important: an effective mafia benefits from a convincing front or disguise. I believe that's what has happened on the world stage. This is similar to how Masonry is different at lower levels than at higher levels. It depends on your rank how much you know about what is going on, and those at the lower levels help disguise those above them.
There also can be a lot of symbolism in the face mask that has become universal. Nietzsche said, "Every profound spirit needs a mask: even more, around every profound spirit a mask is continually growing."
He said also: "When not speaking to himself, he wears a mask. There is a solitude within him that is inaccessible to praise or blame."
He came from a Christian background in Germany and was friends with a famous antisemite Richard Wagner. He wanted to explore opposing perspectives, and he did that through his writings, which generally were anti-German and pro-Jewish.
The Washington Post says: "Most important, Friedrich Nietzsche despised anti-Semitism. His sister and her husband hated Jews and shared visions of a pure race."
Another MSM article notes: "Nietzsche was not an antisemite; in fact, he was an “anti-antisemite.”
He loathed anti-Jewish demagogues, including his early mentor, composer Richard Wagner. He had little use for nationalism — particularly German nationalism — but respected post-emancipation Jews, to whom he looked as potential saviors from the “decadence” of European civilization."
However, he was a thinker and explorer. It's not correct to align him with his writings. He was exploring reality much as this channel does. You have to be able to explore freely without along the way being labelled, judged, and boxed.
Jewish people are considered good at that - one of the reasons they're top lawyers. Many of them really enjoy thinking and playing the devil's advocate.
Finally, David Icke is good in how he implores us not to strongly identify with our apparent identities.
Share your thoughts and insights.
