Ronald Lauder, head of World Jewish Congress–‘The era of the quiet Jew is over’

ed note–people need to understand exactly what Lauder–head of one of the most powerful organized Jewish interests groups in the world–is saying here. When he talks about the ‘quiet Jew’ going away, what this means of course is that the ‘quiet Jew’ is replaced with the ‘loud Jew’ who has re-discovered that ‘Jewish flame’–Lauder’s words–within them.

What this depicts then, when all the fancy verbiage is stripped away is the loud, aggressive, obnoxious, imposing and–if need be–violent Jew who is energized and driven to impose his violent, loud, aggressive, obnoxious, and imposing Judaism and his violent, loud, aggressive, obnoxious, and imposing ‘Jewish values’ upon the rest of the world, utilizing all the violent, loud, aggressive, obnoxious, and imposing weaponry that Jewry has amassed over the last 2,000 + years–money, politics, academia, media, deception, bribery, blackmail, and if need be–nuclear war.

And please, let’s not put aside warning signs such as this by bringing forward those ‘quiet Jews’ such as the Neturei Karta Rabbis, the Jewish Voice for Peace or any similar groups. They are the modern day Judaic equivalent of a ‘kinder, gentler’ KKK–or, ‘JJJ’ if you would–who don’t use words like ‘nigger’ and eschew violence in favor of ‘peaceful protest’. The very existence of these groups is part of the ‘maskarovka,’ designed to neutralize the radar systems (inherently part of Gentile society as a protective mechanism) so that the jermites can continue in their mission of gnawing away at the load-bearing structural members of Gentile society.

There is no such thing as a ‘good’ Jew, because if the identity of such a person calling him/herself a ‘Jew’ is their Judaism–religious, secular, cultural, etc–than the ideology to which they have wedded themselves and which they are working to propagate throughout the world is something that is–at the very nucleus of its core–anti-Gentile in nature and designed to impose a Judaic system upon everything and everyone.

World Jewish Congress

The Ingeborg Rennert Center for Jerusalem Studies of Israel’s Bar-Ilan University on Tuesday honored World Jewish Congress President Ronald S. Lauder with the prestigious Guardian of Zion Award for his efforts in the perpetuation and strengthening of Jerusalem.

Lauder went on to say: “Let’s make one thing crystal-clear right now. When someone says they are not anti-Jewish, they are only anti-Israel, that is a lie. When you hold the only Jewish nation to a different standard than any other country, when you make up lies about the only Jewish nation, its past and its present, and when you want the only Jewish nation on earth to disappear, that makes you an anti-Semite. Pure and simple.”

The WJC president expressed disappointment in the United Nations’ resolve at contending with these issues, saying the international body was losing legitimacy as it allowed anti-Jewish sentiment to undermine it.

Lauder said that for Jews today, “our destiny is in our own hands.”

The World Jewish Congress had come a long way since its founding in 1936, Lauder said, from the days when it had to turn to the world for help. But now, he pointed out, “the era of the quiet Jew is over.”

Lauder said the WJC was working to engage young Jewish leaders, including the flagship WJC-Jewish Diplomatic Corps program, a group of more than 200 young professionals who assist the WJC in its diplomatic and outreach endeavors as emissaries in their respected countries around the world. “I intend to make our young people, proud of their heritage again. I want them to have the same pride that we had when we were younger.”

Lauder also discussed the WJC’s efforts in combating attacks on Israel in the legal realm and on campuses, and proposed to enhance Jewish public relations efforts, “so that we, not our enemies will define who we are.”

He ended his speech with a plea: “This is the job before us now. We have to help our children and our grandchildren dust off their hearts, we have to help them re-discover that Jewish flame inside them. This isn’t just important for Jews, it’s important for everyone, Jews and gentiles, because for over 5,000 years, that flame has been lighting the entire world.”

The Ingeborg Rennert Center for Jerusalem Studies was established at Bar-Ilan University in 1995 by US Jewish community leaders Ingeborg Hanna and Ira Leon Rennert as an expression of their heartfelt commitment to the preservation and advancement of Jerusalem’s unique heritage. Integrating studies on the history, archaeology, geography, demography, economy and sociology of Jerusalem, the Rennert Center has become the foremost academic center in the international academic community studying aspects of Jerusalem’s past and present.

This is the 20th year the Rennert Center is conferring the Guardian of Zion Award. Last year’s award was bestowed upon former US Senator Joe Lieberman. Additional recipients have included Jonathan Sacks, James S. Snyder, Dore Gold, Malcolm Hoenlein, Caroline Glick, Norman Podhoretz, Daniel Pipes, William Safire, Arthur Cohn, Charles Krauthammer, Cynthia Ozick, A.M. Rosenthal, Herman Wouk and Elie Wiesel.