Harold Rosenthal and The Hidden Tyranny: Antisemitic Claims

Harold Wallace Rosenthal. Rosenthal was a senior aide to Senator Jacob K. Javits.

Rosenthal was murdered in a terrorist attack in Istanbul, Turkey.

They say murdered, but really this man was assassinated for exposing too many secrets.

In 1976, he wrote a book called The Hidden Tyranny.

This man was an Ashkenazi Jew, and he was telling it all.

He writes in this book, and I quote, "At first, by controlling the banking system, we were able to control corporational capital.

Through this, we acquired total monopoly of the movie industry, the radio networks, and the newly developed television media.

The printing industry, newspapers, periodicals, and technical journals had already fallen into our hands."

He's talking about the Jewish control of all these things.

He goes on to write, "The richest plum was later to come when we took over the publication of all school materials.

Through these vehicles," he writes, "we could mold public opinion to suit our own purposes."

Damn! Oh, brothers and sisters, but it gets deeper.

He starts talking about religion. Rosenthal writes, "We are amazed by the Christians' stupidity in receiving our teachings and propagating them as their own.

As a result, Christians doesn't have God's word on a certain matters.

They have the Jews' word." Y'all heard that? The Jews' word, man.

"Judaism is not only the teaching of the synagogue, but also the doctrine of every Christian church in America.

Through our propaganda," he writes, "the church has become our most avid supporter.

This has even given us a special place in society by them believing the lie that we are the chosen people, and they are the Gentiles."