reply to post by seabisquit
Hey why don't you do some more research.
It was Lord Walter Rothschild, the 2nd Baron Rothschild, A JEW, who along with Chaim Weizmann in the early, emerging, and disorganized years of
Zionism that pushed for the Balfour declaration which was sent to Lord Rothschild. They were probably the most ardent Zionists in Britain. One thing
important thing to bear in mind is that post-1917 Balfour Declaration the emerging international Zionist community didn't really insist on on having
a chunk of the Palestinian Mandate.
Also of importance is the substantiated reality that these powerful Zionists in Brittan essentially drafted their own letter to themselves along with
another important drafter named Leopold Amery within the British government. This man is now known to be Jewish but my thinking is that at the time he
kept this hidden substantiated by the way in which he switched his middle name from Moritz to Maurice.
The Balfour Declaration was the sole document that gave Zionism any credence from a European imperial government. And at that time after the partition
of the ME, Britain and France were the only ones that mattered.
If I was British I'd honestly feel ashamed my country was in any way involved in the creation of the Racist state of Israel but then again they have
a pretty shameful history of imperialism.
But then again you knew all these things as it was I who needed to do my research, sorry- I forgot.
I honestly hope that you don't think the Rothschilds are goyim. That would be laughable. Ha! I agree with you that it very much IS a Rothschild thing
but therefore renders it at least a Zionist thing as well-if not Jewish. What we see here once once again is the parasitic nature of Zionism as an
ideology. And Please don't take that as Vulgar talk when our current popular discourse is shrouded in Radical Islam and Isamofascism dialogue (e.g.
Bush's 2006 NSS- "an ideology within a religion"). There were many Jews during the emergence of Zionism that wholly opposed it as it is naturally
predicated on the racism of one culture and the denial of another.
There is an assumption being made in a claim "to do your research."
I have, so spare me ignoramus.