Comments on: The Country Club Thing

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 01 Feb 2014 05:09:05 +0000

If people knew Jews invented the slave-worked sugar plantation model on the Portuguese islands and then exported it to the Americas that would mess up the slavery narrative.

Ive seen a very good point made - the silence of the jews on the actual history of the slave trade.

I think we are supposed to sort of vaguely assume they were against it yet there isnt much contemporary evidence of that. So if they werent against it, why not? As the middle man minority surely its likely they would be involved?

The silence is the giveaway. If they had been vocally against/not involved we would surely hear all about it.

By: RJ Livegood

RJ Livegood — Wed, 08 Jan 2014 02:42:55 +0000

The jewish narrative, stripped to its essence, is: YOU aren’t US, YOU should feel bad about that and try harder to please US. The double-think takes root in hosts with universalist, or at least pluralist tendencies. It expresses itself as a form of willful confusion about who US is: B-but, WE are all US, let US try harder to please US!
They are such a tiresome lot!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 07 Jan 2014 08:41:45 +0000

"They wish, and indeed need, to monopolize the explanation of it, to spin it in their favor."

It's an absolute need.

Playing the eternal victim requires the control of information as no tribe could be entirely and completely blameless for thousands of years. The idea is totally ludicrous.

If people knew that millions of White people were murdered in Soviet concentration camps by a majority Jewish politburo and majority Jewish camp commandants that would interfere with the holocaust narrative.

If people knew Jews invented the slave-worked sugar plantation model on the Portuguese islands and then exported it to the Americas that would mess up the slavery narrative.

It's not just that Jews dominate the media. They have an absolute *need* to dominate the media.