SCOTTISH POLITICIAN APOLOGIZES FOR ANTI-SEMITIC TWEET

Hmmm

Telling the truth, regardless of the form of the message isn’t “Anti-Semitic”. Regardless of your take on the appropriateness of the “tweet”, at least in America, freedom of expression rightfully trumps the power of the Jewish/Israeli lobby. Clearly the same freedoms are not tolerated in the Great Briton and the EU. It does however send even the casual observer a clear message as to who holds the reigns of power in Europe today. Which in turn goes a long way toward explaining why the EU standard of living for the common citizenry is collapsing as we speak. And if history is a any guide, and it usually is, this same power base which is busy destroying western civilization while sucking it dry, will conclude is orgy of economic and political terrorism with world war in order to protect itself and preserve its ill gotten gains.

So Organized Usury’s campaign to neutralize and corrupt the Scottish National Party is building up steam. For goodness sake, let that little candle of hope keep flickering.

Star of David has nothing to do with Judaism or semitism.

From the Jewish Almanac (1980):
The Magen David (aka Shield of David or Star of David)
It is so common today to think of the ‘Magen David’ (“Shield of David”), the 6 pointed star made of 2 interlocking equilateral triangles, as the symbol of Judaism, that it may surprise the reader to learn that it has been used explicitly in this way only for a few centuries. For most of Jewish history the six-pointed star has gone by other names (or no name), and the term “Magen David” has had other connotations. Its earliest attested Jewish use is a 7th century BCE seal of one Joshua ben Asayahu of Sidon. It is found on a frieze in a 2nd century Galilean synagogue alongside a pentagram, a radial star, and a swastika(!).Throughout the middle ages the motif appears in Christian and Muslim settings: on royal seals, notarial signs in Spain, France, Denmark, and Germany; in Byzantine and Spanish architecture; on church furnishings and sacred objects; and in Bible manuscripts produced in Muslim and Christian countries. Jewish uses of this symbol most likely arose in imitation of its uses in surrounding societies.
The first known use of the symbol by a Jewish community occurred in Prague in 1354: Charles IV granted the Jews the right to bear a flag with the hexagram. In the late 18th & 19th centuries it accompanied various movements for Jewish emancipation in Europe; its use motivated by the need to find an emblem comparable to the Christian cross. It appeared in similar sense on ritual objects, such as the Passover seder plate (1770 onward); on the Rothschilds coat of arms (1822); as an emblem of the Zionist movement in Herzl’s paper “Die Welt” and later adopted as the Zionist emblem at the 1st Zionist congress (1897); as a symbol of Judaism in Franz Rosenzweig’s work “The Star of Redemption” (1921) where its six points stood for God/Man/World & Creation/Revelation//Redemption; as the Nazi’s badge of shame for Jews (1933-1945); as the Palestinian Zionist flag emblem (1930’s-40’s); as the symbol on the flag of the state of israel (1948 onwards)” – Jewish Almanac 1980

The “Jewish” Conspiracy is Brit = Bankster Imperialism.

http://www.savethemales.ca/000447.html

Book: Pawns in the Game, by William Guy Carr.