"There’s a core of the Jewish American community that will never stop being “revolutionary.” They may do it from a street corner with a bullhorn, or from the safety of a tenured professorship, or from a Hollywood studio, or from the comfort of their own home writing checks to the
DNC or a Soros PAC, but it’s a trait that’s passed down, generation to generation. but consciously understood or not, the target’s always going to be stability, “the system,” as best represented by white Western civilization....When I speak of blacks as “vessels” for Jewish
revolutionary mischief, what I mean is that Jews, who always couch their revolutionary urges in the rhetoric of do-goodism, need a group they can claim to be fighting for—a helpless, hapless group, whose plight will never, can never, improve,

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