Mussolini's Shifting Stance on Zionism

Benito Mussolini was actually anti-Zionist and trying to free

Palestine? Deliberately hidden history.

The Italian leader was actually pro-Zionist at first for

about a decade and a

half, but big changes in the mid-1930s.

The Palestinian uprising from 1936 to 1939 led by the

hero, the Grand Mufti al-Hussaini. Mussolini was trying to work with him.

He sent him lots of money, rifles, and ammunition to help the Palestinian

people cast out their Zio oppressors.

The money did make it in, however, the arms and ammo

logistically failed, and they never got it to them.

And sadly, the great struggle to free Palestine

failed in brutal

oppression in 1939. 1938 in Italy,

Mussolini went full-blown anti-Zio, anti-Bolshevik.

He believed in the anti-Semitic conspiracy theories that a small group of people

was trying to hijack his country from within.

So in 1938, he created racial laws which kicked

out and barred allJs from political office, working in

government, entirely kicked out of the banking system,

kicked out of the military,

kicked out of the education system and universities,

and also completely kicked out

of the newspapers and radio media, which he believed they had

extensive control over. Sounds kind of familiar, doesn't it?

But Mussolini believed that he took back his country from foreign

influence and control. In World War II, Mussolini joined the

Palestinians and the Axis of Resistance against tiny hat supremacy.

Mussolini believed in the same anti-Semitic conspiracy theory

that the Axis had,

that a small group of people were running all the banking

and international

finance from the West, and that the J Bolsheviks in Russia

were putting millions of Christians and also Muslims in

concentration camps for extermination.

The Axis of Resistance would be defeated.

1945, Mussolini was captured and assassinated by the

Garibaldi Brigade. That brigade was armed and

financed by you-know-who controlled England and America, and also

took their orders from the Bolsheviks in Moscow.

In the end, J brainwashed and funded young local

men were tricked into taking out their own government and handing their entire

country over to Zios for them to control after their

downfall. A sad, common ending.