The treacherous role of the Jews in the pro-Palestinian movement

Rebel of Oz

One question many people in the pro-Palestinian movement fail to understand is what motivates their Jewish fellow activists. Is it a sense of justice and fairness that's supposedly shared by all human beings? Is it a wish – for whatever reason – to prevent non-Jews from thinking that all Jews condone the appalling treatment of the Palestinians by their Israeli coreligionists? Or are they secretly trying to sabotage the movement, to render it utterly ineffective or at least minimise the damage for the Zionists?

One way to establish which explanation is closest to the truth is by analysing the roots, symptoms, causes and possible remedies of the Palestine conflict and the attitude of Jewish pro-Palestinian activists towards them.

Roots of the Palestine conflict

As anything to do with the Palestine conflict even its roots are contentious. About 100 years ago, European Jews with no ancestral roots in the Middle-Eastern region started settling in Palestine under the false pretense of returning to the ancient homeland of the Jews.

90-95% of modern Jews, the Yiddish-speaking Ashkenazi, are the descendants of Mongolian-Turk Khazars who invaded Europe as part of Attila’s horde and their Eastern Gothic rape victims. They converted from their ancestral phallus cult to Judaism 200 years after settling in the region of today’s Southern Russia and Ukraine, a commercially motivated move that allowed them to trade with both their Muslim and Christian neighbours.[1]

The second biggest group, 5-7% of modern Jews, are Ladino speaking Sephardi, the descendants of Moroccan Berber tribes which entered Spain and Portugal as part of the Moorish invaders and their Andalusian rape victims. Those Berber tribes had converted to Judaism in the 5th century and formed a Jewish kingdom under a Jewish queen in the area of today’s Morocco and Algeria.

During World War I, the British government who at that time had no jurisdiction over the Turkish ruled province whatsoever, promised Walter Rothschild, the godfather of the Zionist movement, in the infamous “Balfour Declaration” to support his efforts to establish a Jewish state in Palestine, a promise which resulted in the immediate change of attitude of Jewish organisations in Germany and the United States towards the German war effort, which previously had been distinctly pro-German. They now suddenly turned extremely hostile, including claims that Germany had murdered six million Jews, a ludicrous fabrication that in its first version wasn’t taken very seriously.

After World War I, Palestine came under British administration. While the British mandate didn’t allow the Brits to simply hand over Palestine to the Zionists, they did what they could to help the Zionists to gradually take over the country, while keeping up appearance of impartiality to avoid triggering a Palestinian revolt. These efforts to maintain law and order obviously weren’t appreciated by some of the more radical elements amongst the Zionist settlers, resulting in numerous terrorist attacks on high-profile targets such as the popular King David hotel, killing dozens of people, many of them British officers.

Terrorism was also used systematically in the months leading to the creation of the ‘Jewish state’. Truckloads of armed Zionist fighters entered Palestinian villages and murdered hundreds of inhabitants, triggering hundreds of thousands of them to flee.

When the United Nations eventually intervened in the conflict and divided Palestine in a Jewish and a Palestinian ruled area, this agreement was based on the condition that ALL Palestinians who had fled the conflict were allowed to return to their towns, villages and houses. Since the Jews never fulfilled that condition, the agreement is legally null and void.

The Jewish activists in the pro-Palestinian groupings do their utmost to discourage discussing the fact that Ashkenazi and Sephardi Jews have no ethnic roots in the Middle-East, by discrediting any such objections as anti-Semitism. They also work very hard to play down the inherently terrorist nature of Zionism and to avoid any questioning of “Israel’s right to exist”.

Symptoms of the Palestine conflict

The symptoms of the Palestine conflict are far less contentious and don’t need much explanation. Thanks to the Internet, anyone interested can easily find plenty of information on the appalling treatment of Palestinians by the Zionist colony. In fact, Jewish individuals and groupings such as B’tselem are at the forefront of exposing the outrageous treatment of Palestinians by the Zionists, giving them – to a large extent – control over which facts become known to the public and their interpretation. This is where the Jewish group survival strategy of cross-promotion works at its finest: Only Jewish members and organisations are favourably mentioned in the alternative media, linked to, hyped up and provided with the necessary funding. Everybody else is left to dwell in obscurity so that his interpretations and suggestions are not heard. George Orwell called it ‘controlled opposition’.

Causes of the Palestine conflict

At the start of the Zionist movement hardly anyone talked about creating a Jewish state in Palestine. Argentina, Madagascar and others were considered as options. Only when the Rothschilds started bankrolling the Zionists, “Next year in Jerusalem” became the catch-cry of the movement. Hard-nosed mobsters such as the Rothschild crime family of course don’t allow themselves the luxury of romantic attachment to anything but money and power. All they wanted is a bridgehead in the Middle-East to control the Iraqi and Saudi oil reserves, back then both in Turkish hands. Britain considered those reserves a strategic asset because they were in the process of converting their navy from home-grown coal to diesel.

With American troops stationed all around the region and plentiful oil reserves elsewhere to exploit, Israel is no longer needed. [2] At the same time, Western governments find it increasingly difficult to justify towards their own electorates their unconditional support for the unpopular regime. This is why the Zionists have been receiving so much international pressure in recent years to get their act together with regards to the Palestinians.

Zionist leaders are well aware of the threat to their project. They counter it with a two-pronged approach. On the one hand they increase the stranglehold over those country that really matter, the US, UK, France, Russia and China.[3] On the other hand they work very hard to make themselves useful to those countries, especially the United States. No job is too evil and dirty if it is “good for the Jews”. 9/11, 7/7, the frequent sniper and suicide bomber attacks on American troops, providing a welcome excuse to keep their troops in the country, are good examples for their tireless effort.

Again, the Zionist activists are preventing their fellow activists from creating public awareness of the sheer evilness of the Zionist entity. They keep telling everyone the problem is just a few hundred racist settlers and a handful of “Nazi like” extremists in the political establishment that is holding the country’s government to ransom. Guess why!

Possible remedies

The worst possible option is obviously that nothing changes. Given the nature of the Zionist occupation this would make life in the occupied territories harder and harder, to a point where the Palestinians are left with no choice but move away or die. For the Palestinian refugees in neighbouring countries such as Jordan, Syria and Lebanon it would mean the continuation of their suffering and for the Palestinian citizens of the Zionist entity no end of their third class citizen status.[3] From the Zionist point of view that’s the best possible result.

For the Palestinians, on the other hand, the ideal outcome would be that world opinion turns so negative towards the Zionists that they see no future for themselves in the region, pack their coffers and leave. To a large extent this is already happening. A record number of Israelis has left the country in recent years.

In between those two extreme outcomes, lie the one and two state solutions discussed in the mainstream and alternative media. The problem for the Palestinians is that the longer the conflict drags on, the more these solutions become unworkable. The two state solution as it is would mean an economically and militarily highly superior Jews-only state neighbouring and strangulating American Natives style impoverished and defenseless Palestinian reservations, dependent on international handouts and private charity, hardly a “solution” in the true sense of the word. A one state solution would not be any less humiliating for the Palestinians. Imagine how you would feel being forced to live side by side with your tormentors of 60 years. Old wounds aside, which guarantees would Palestinians have that they won’t get discriminated against like the Malay or Tamil minorities in Chinese-dominated Singapore?!

None of these concerns get properly addressed in the pro-Palestinian movement. To avoid upsetting their Jewish co-activists, they usually pretend that if the Zionist government and the Jewish settlers weren’t so unfair towards the Palestinians, everything would be fine. As this article tried to point out, the problems go much further than the illegal occupation, violent settlers, the genocidal Gaza siege, rampant torturing of political prisoners or mafia-like killing of political opponents. It also goes much further than the racist nature of the 'Jewish State’.

The real problem is not whether Israel has a right to exist in whatever format. It is whether the Zionist Jews have any right to live in the country in the first place. How do you discuss this with a Jewish fellow activist?! In other words, simply by being part of the movement, Jewish activists are preventing pro-Palestinians of addressing the real problems and make them waste their time tip-toeing around their countless sensitivities. This is particularly true with regards to the systematic use of the Holocaust hoax to shield Israel from international pressure.

Solutions that don’t work

As long as Americans keep pumping billions in financial aid into the country, arm it to the teeth with the latest and best in murderous technology and shield it with their consistent veto in the United Nations Security Council, there is no point of organising boycotts against Israeli companies. If you really want to change anything, you got to pressure U.S. politicians, not religious dudes managing church investment funds. The fact that Jewish members of the pro-Palestinian movement are pushing activist so hard towards pointless BDM campaigns is just another proof that they are little more than moles trying to prevent bigger damage to the Zionist cause.
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[1] Traces of their former creed are still visible in the Ashkenazi obsession with the male organ, for example in the Jewish dominated porn industry.
[2] Off the coast of Haiti oil reserves of a size similar to that of Saudi Arabia are waiting to be exploited. The recent man-made earth quake in Porte-au-Prince was intended to persuade the Haiti government to keep them under wraps. Even bigger reserves are known to exist in the area of the Rocky Mountains but remain untouched out of fear the oil prices would drop.
[3] Jewish power over Chinese leaders is far bigger than most people are aware of. It was Jews who created the Chinese opium mafia, financed and steered the Communist Party and were instrumental in the Henry Kissinger negotiated surrender of the Western manufacturing sector to China, a fact reflected in the high positions held by Shanghainese Jews within the Chinese nomenklatura, especially in the influential finance sector.
[4] The Zionist entity is a three class society. First class citizen status is reserved to Ashkenazi , second class citizen status to Sephardi and Oriental Jews.
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