reply to post by Sinter Klaas
Sure, I can, though the dots need to be connected by yourself, as I can provide many sources of people and entities who have drawn the same picture
from the connected dots, however if your looking for CNN or Harvard sources, you aren't likely to find them as such a conclusion is of the career
ending type. However, the facts are there and sourced from all of your "reputable" places, though scholars are very careful about connecting those
dots for you. Any suggesting of Judaism, garners harsh anti-semitic accusations.
For instance, nobody is willing to say that the Federal Reserve was
started by
Jewish bankers, though you only have to look at those who were pushing for it. The same with the
motion
picture industry. Look at the people who started that industry and look at the time frame that it came about. The industry was Jewish dominated
(even more than the banks) and still is, though many of the companies have since changed their names away from Jewish names.
It is also a known fact that Germany had all but won the war in 1916 and in December of that year,
Kaiser
Wilhelm II declared victory, just before
sewing for peace with the British with America being the
peace pillar. Just a few months later,
America enters the war in April of 1917. It is rumored that
the elite Jewish-American bankers, who just a few years earlier had seized control over our monetary system, promised Woodrow Wilson a reelection in
1916, if only he entered the war on Great Britain's behalf.
It is also a known fact that
Hollywood started pumping out anti-German films
around that time. Pretty much over-night, the Jewish-American motion picture industry turned a favorable opinion of Germany by Americans, into an
unfavorable one of the Germans being blood-thirsty savages. One would have to ask, "why would they do that?" People like Alex Jones will draw
different conclusions as to why Hollywood did that, but again, these assertions are only misleading. You can use Occam's Razor once you have the dots
to connect.
As far as the RMS Lusitania, that was torpedoed in 1915 by a German u-boat, we know for a fact that it wasn't simply carrying civilian passengers, as
it was carrying war supplies to the British, something that America has denied
from the very beginning. These war supplies include ammunition, weapons and other supplies.
Prior to the sinking of the Lusitania, the Germans announced their campaign of unrestricted naval warfare, which basically meant that any ship
carrying war supplies was fair game to be targeted. It's something that even the US does today. There is nothing wrong with that, according to our
own standards. Anyway, the German government has put out a clear warning to Atlantic travelers, that they should travel at their own risk, as it was a
war zone. They even marked the areas that were in danger. The travelers aboard this ship thought that they were fine because they were told that their
vessel was not carrying war supplies or munitions and that it would be travelling outside the danger zone. However, the ship allegedly went off-course
and veered into the danger zone and not only that, but they were carrying weapons. Some people believe that this off-course heading was done
intentionally and the fact that the ship was carrying weapons was leaked to the Germans. In other words, many people believe, to include myself, that
America wanted the vessel to be sunk. Germany put out crystal clear warnings of their intentions and the passengers on board were lied to about the
ship's course and cargo. We have also been continuously lied to, after the fact, as if to cover it up. You decide.
As far as "
the deal" between the Zionists and the
British,
Chaim Weizmann, the man who would soon become the first President of Israel, was one
such German-Jew that lead the movement into this deal with Great Britain and to influence America into the war.
I don't have the time right now to lay out all of the evidence or to go into it in any kind of detail, but it is there for the pickings and I will
soon start an epic thread on it, evidence and all.
You have to look at all of the major influences that lead America into war, a war that was already won by Germany (that even offered the "allies"
favorable peace conditions). America really had no steak in the war at all and there wasn't a valid reason for us to enter the war, especially seeing
how it was all over. However, all of the major influences that lead America into the war were Jewish, run by Zionists who would later play a huge role
in the creation of Israel. Every fact is there in the open, it's just that the dots are not connected for fear of being labeled an anti-semite and
losing one's livelihood. I urge everyone to look these facts up, one by one and then see if you can come to any other conclusion. It is good to
always connect the dots on your own anyway, as there is so much disinformation and lies that it is easy to be misdirected by allowing others to
connect those dots for you.
Just look at the evidence, each individual peace and establish that they are indeed facts. Then, once your evidence is true, you can begin to paint
the entire picture. As far as the deal between Great Britain and the Zionists, there is much written about it, though many things suppressed as this
is was drove the mistrust of Jews by Germans. Anyway, it is a rich topic that will leave you happily researching for hours on end, as there is so much
evidence and a lack of theories based on that evidence. My under-grad degree is in ME history so part of my studies were focused on the establishment
of Israel. Before this, I was under the illusion that the Germans hated the Jews because they wanted an all-white race and they were anti-semites. In
my studies, I started to come across many things that contradicted what we were told.
I'm Jewish and so I immediately tried to disprove all of this evidence that I was researching and it quickly took my interest. My Professor took me
aside and kindly warned me about focusing my studies on these issues, as he said it would leave me in a bad-place career and reputation wise. In other
words he gave me the very good advise of "don't buck the established system" and so professionally I didn't, well not that much anyway, though I
continued to research it out of my own interests.
Anyway, if you choose to go down this path, I'm sure you'll have fun, as it's one of those rare cases where there is so much evidence that isn't
really disputed, it's just never put together to draw a picture.
--airspoon