Awareness of Jewish Supremacy Spreads
Awareness of the dangers that Jewish Supremacism pose to the existence and freedom of people of all races and walks of life is slowly spreading—and is nowhere more in evidence than in the growing popularity of the French-Algerian comedian Dieudonné M’bala M’bala, the man behind the ‘quenelle’ salute. A new article in the Independent newspaper about Dieudonné, which carries with it the usual snide attack style of the Jewish-Supremacist influenced media, serves to highlight the point. According to the article, written after a journalist attended a sold-out stand-up show by Dieudonné, “Howls of gleeful fury greet Dieudonné’s every reference to a French politician, or to his alleged ‘persecution’ by the French establishment” and “Louder howls and boos greet every reference to a Jew or to a Jewish organisation.” The article goes on to quote Dieudonné as playfully making his political points: “What the f*** are all you lot doing here?” he asks. “The media and the politicians and the thinkers have ordered you not to come. You must all be crazy anti-semites, assassins and wicked sorcerers. I almost didn’t turn up myself.”
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