Comments made during press conference echo Soviet-era antisemitism under Stalin, when the Kremlin persecuted Jews and accused them of being ‘rootless cosmopolitans’
ed note–prima facie evidence once again ladies and Gentile-men, of several important ‘protocols’–
Firsto, every Gentile world leader going all the way back to the Pharaoh of ancient Egypt as described in both Genesis and Exodus knows that the Jews represent a corrosive, destructive, radioactive and poisonous force for evil within their own countries.
Thus have they always been, are now, and thus will they always be, and for the simple reason that this is the nature of the beast, and the nature of the beast does not change.
Now, the fact that these Gentile leaders say these things in only bits and pieces or else never say them at all, paired with the positive things that they oftentimes say about Jews means nothing. The nature of politics is that governed populations are generally distracted, disinterested and just plain stupid when it comes to any affairs that extend further than their own front door (if indeed it even goes THAT far) and therefore, political leaders know that trying to engage their populations and create political momentum around any program aimed at curtailing the destructive power that the Jews maintain over their respective nations is oftentimes a complete waste of time and energy, to say nothing of the political risks involved, and therefore, things related to this historically-proven destructive nature are said only on rare occasions.
Rest assured however, ladies and Gentile-men, that behind the scenes, while yes, there are dirty deals going on between organized Jewish interests and various Gentile leaders, there is also counterpressure that the rest of us do not see. Gangster politics means that there are kisses, hugs, and handshakes amongst the goombahs, but there is also conflict and betrayal.
Now, the other thing to keep in mind is the following–
There is an entire ‘neighborhood’ of self-declared/self-degreed ‘experts’ out there proffering various opinions and decrees on a wide range of subjects, one of them being how Putin–like Trump–is a ‘seekrit joo’ who is in cahoots with the Sin-a-Gog and doing everything that he is ordered to do by those operating at a paygrade much higher than his.
(As a small aside, many of these same ‘experts’ claim that Stalin was a ‘seekrit Joo’ as well, when it has been proven conclusively that he was not)
They use as ‘proof’ of this ‘fact’ various pictures of Putin shaking hands with bearded, unwashed, drooling, cross-eyed and licey rabbis while smiling, as well as other superficial gestures that (unfortunately, given the dirty and dishonest business that is known as politics) he is oftentimes forced by circumstances to do.
However, L&G, these ‘experts’ need to be given the same amount of attention and credibility that one would give to any of the many hucksters one sees on tv ‘healing’ people by slapping them on their foreheads, not necessarily in the sense that they are charlatans per se, but rather that they are trying to operate at a paygrade much higher than they should in trying to compute a quadratic (political) mathematical equation with 3rd grade ‘political’ math skills.
Putin is not a ‘tool’ of the Jews, just as Trump is not, and the obvious proof of this fact is that the Jews and their ‘Deep State’ are trying to destroy both of these Gentile leaders.
Times of Israel
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday used antisemitic rhetoric during his lengthy end-of-year press conference, accusing people including ‘ethnic Jews’ of tearing apart the Russian Orthodox Church.
During the press conference, Putin was asked about punitive measures some European countries have taken against the Russian Orthodox Church in the wake of the 2022 invasion of Ukraine over the church’s close relationship with Putin’s regime. The Council of Europe recently labeled the church a propaganda tool of the Kremlin, and several European countries have expelled church officials due to security concerns.
‘These people that are attacking the church, are an absolutely faithless people, a Godless people, and ethnically, many of them are Jews.’
After adding that the alleged opponents of the church were also neither Orthodox Christian nor Muslim, he added, These are people without kin or memory, with no roots. They don’t cherish what we cherish and what the majority of the Ukrainian people cherish as well.’
Critics of Putin decried the statement as antisemitic, noting parallels to Soviet state antisemitism under Josef Stalin, when the Kremlin persecuted Jews and accused them of being ‘rootless cosmopolitans.’
Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt, the president of the Conference of European Rabbis, warned that Putin’s characterization of Jews in this way could have dangerous consequences.
‘This is just one example of his regime’s explicit and virulent antisemitism, which has intensified following his 2022 invasion of Ukraine and the 2023 events of October 7th,’ Goldschmidt said. ‘This is all reminiscent of Stalin’s ‘Fight against Cosmopolitanism’ and the ‘Doctors’ Plot’ of 1948–53, the brutal antisemitic campaign in the Soviet Union, resulting in the arrest and killing of much of the Soviet Jewish leadership in the Soviet Union.’
‘We cannot emphasize enough the dangerous effect of such statements in a semi-totalitarian society,’ Goldschmidt continued.
‘As a representative of Jewish communities across Europe, and someone who was forced to flee my home and community in Moscow, I call on Europe and the free world to unequivocally condemn President Putin’s dangerous propaganda before it spreads further,’ said Goldschmidt, who in 2022 left Russia and quit as chief rabbi of Moscow due to his refusal to endorse the invasion.
The Russian Orthodox Church has been widely criticized by international watchdogs for its close relationship with the Russian government. The Council of Europe recently labeled the church a propaganda tool of the Kremlin, and several European countries have expelled church officials due to security concerns.
Putin and his deputies have employed antisemitic rhetoric in their arguments for their invasion of Ukraine. Although Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is Jewish, Putin has claimed that Ukraine is led by a ‘neo-Nazi regime.’
Russia’s Jewish population has decreased steeply since the invasion of Ukraine and during the decade leading up to it. In the Russian census of 2021, some 83,000 people identified as Jewish. The previous census, in 2010, showed about 160,000 Jews living in Russia, and an estimated 150,000 Jews were still living there in 2021, the year before the invasion.
Putin’s latest bout of antisemitic rhetoric came during his traditional year-end question-and-answer session — largely a televised show, and a rare setting in which Putin is put on the spot with some uncomfortable questions. The 72-year-old Kremlin leader spoke for just under four and a half hours on Thursday.