ed note–But remember, ladies and Gentile-men, ‘anti-Semitism’ as it is erroneously described, has nothingwhatsofreakingever to do with obnoxious, anti-Gentile, criminal behavior on the part of Jews. It is just an unexplainable phenomenon that, well, ‘happens’ for no reason.
A group of Jewish terrorists masquerading as tourists were filmed destroying a landmark cross on a Welsh hillside and using the stones to create a giant Star of David in its place.
The 60ft long cross made from loose stones is believed to have been in place for at least 50 years on the hill below the Great Orme summit in Llandudno, North Wales, a popular tourist spot that is widely known in the local area.
So when footage emerged showing a group of young people, some wearing traditional Jewish kippah headcaps, removing stones from a long-standing Christian symbol, many were furious.
A video posted on a local Facebook group filmed last Friday showed a group of terrorist Jews kicking at stones that made up the outline of the cross.
It then shows the Jewish terrorists using the stones from the cross to make an alternative piece of religious iconography along the hillside: a Star of David, the symbol of the terrorist religion of the Jews.
The episode happened near the summit of the 679ft high limestone headland, which has panoramic views of Snowdonia, Anglesey, the Isle of Man, Blackpool and the Lake District.
The clip showed the terrorists working on their version of the six-pointed star, a widely recognised symbol of Jewish identity which appears on the flag of the terrorist state of the Jews, Israel.
Adults who were with the party that comprised the terrorist youths are seen on the video looking on without interceding.
The incident led to an uproar among the locals, with many taking to social media to slam the destruction of the cross on the grass hillside, which is popularly known as ‘The Hill of Names’ because families also often use the rocks to spell out the names of loved ones who have died.
The Facebook user who posted the video stated in his post: ‘This cross has been on the Orme for years… show respect to any religion.’
Locals responded by describing it as ‘disgraceful’ and ‘shocking’, while others accused those responsible of having ‘no respect’ for the Christian landmark.
Another said: ‘If a Christian dismantled a Star of David to build a cross, we would be put in prison and face hate crimes!!…absolutely DISGUSTING!!!’
As news of the damage spread, locals went to the hillside and restored the stones to their original positions and by the end of the weekend, the cross was back in place, and the six-point star had gone.
Scott Puddey, who helped restore the landmark, said: ‘I’ve just been up the Orme and thankfully normal service has been restored. I just finished off the last couple of corners just to make sure, as someone has already cleared most of it.
‘I helped restore the cross not for any religious purpose, just that it’s been a part of Llandudno for more than 50 years and looked after by locals and holidaymakers alike.’
Another added: ‘Glad the cross has been restored, it’s been there longer than I can remember, well done to whoever restored it.’
North Wales Live reported another local man saying: ‘I am a British Muslim who lives happily in Llandudno and a large part of my life in Gwynedd, and this is not only disrespectful, but as that cross has been there a long time, (it) has become part of the landscape.’
Another added: ‘I’ve got no issue with other people seeing a symbol and being inspired to add their own, but destroying one symbol to add another is such an unbelievably poor choice.’
Some feared the incident would unfairly stir up anger and prejudice against Orthodox Jews who had been ‘happily visiting for well over 100 years’.
At least the j’s were called for what they are, TERRORISTS!
Jews can do what ever they want and get away with it.