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Zionism As International Confession Of Power by Voltaire
John Churchilly
Never in the history of the world have Ashkenazim so openly displayed their power as they do now. Even in the heyday of Soviet communism the Ashkenazi commissars would try to hide their identities behind pseudonyms. But the pretense no longer exists. Jews in Israel openly boast of how they control the U.S. Congress. A former U.S. president charges that the Zionist lobby controls American foreign policy. The neo-conservatives responsible for the mess in Iraq are transparently Israel First Jews. Again, there is no pretense.
The Protocols of Zion say nothing about a Jewish State in Palestine. But the Jewish State in Palestine, all by itself, makes a better case for Jewish international power than the Protocols ever did. Who needs to mutter about mad rabbis and learned elders when every American presidential aspirant takes the mandatory trip to Tel Aviv for the kosher seal of approval? Who needs to quote Disraeli on powers behind the throne when A.I.P.A.C. destroys any Congressman so foolish as to deviate from unswerving devotion to the Zionist State?
Israel commits atrocities on a daily basis which no other state in the world would dare consider. The whole world does nothing to stop it-for fear of the Ashkenazim. One need not know the history of Zionism to see that Israel is the temple before which all must bow. But for those who know the history of Zionism it only serves to reinforce the point. Why would the British Empire have made its famous "contract with Ashkenazim" if Zionist power was a myth? Why did Khazars all over the globe pressure the United Nations into partitioning Palestine in 1947 if the voice of a universal power was not asserting itself?
The state of Israel is the conscienceless conscience of an age old force. It proclaims the reality of the ancient dream: "Bow down before Zion! Do not challenge our power; do not challenge our hypocrisy. If you do, you shall be destroyed-like the Palestinians."
From: billhermit@hotmail.com
Subject: Artistic Impressions
Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2007
There are many unknown aspects of Adolf Hitler. One was his relations with the Viennese Jews who sold his paintings for him when he was living a Bohemian life before his rise to power. The subject is admirably covered in a paragraph from p.128 of Frederic Spotts book Hitler And The Power Of Aesthetics:
"...two other men Hitler met at the hotel, Josef Neumann and Siegfried Loffner, helped to sell his works until Hitler gradually overcame his shyness. Neumann and Loffner were Jews, as were his principle art dealers, Altenberg and Morgenstern. They not only gave him as good a price as anyone else but were willing to take his works without having a ready customer. The most helpful was Morgenstern, who later stated that Hitler had appeared in his shop in 1911 or 1912 to offer him three paintings in the style of Alt. According to Peter Jahn, a Viennese art dealer who later had responsibility for tracing Hitler's works for the Nazi Party, 'Morgenstern was the first person to offer a good price for his pictures, and that is how the commercial relationship began.' As Jahn commented, 'Morgenstern's shop was at that time Hitler's major source of income and the dealer was very fair to him. Hitler himself later told me that Morgenstern had been his saviour and had given him many important commissions' The dealer maintained a card file with the names of purchasers and from this it was known that most of the customers for Hitler's watercolors were Jews who lived in the area. One, a lawyer named Josef Feingold, liked Hitler's works so much he bought a series of paintings which Morgenstern framed."
How utterly shocking. The dread architect of the fabled "six million" actually made his living through Viennese Jewish art dealers in the pre World War One days. No wonder Hitler found it so easy to make deals with the leaders of German Zionism in 1933-1935. He had made plenty of deals with them when selling his paintings so many years earlier.