Discussion on Disturbing Allegations
Three hundred thousand children a year just here in this country.
And we drain their blood, and we mix it with the Passover bread,
and then
we throw the bodies into the slaughterhouses that we own, and we
grind up all the bodies in the sausage and the hamburger.
McDonald's is one of our favorite outlets.
And, uh, the people, they eat it for breakfast.
They eat, uh, their children for lunch.
That's very interesting. I understand that.
But I also know the bloodletting.
I know that, uh,
on your Passover, which isn't mine,
that a lot of little children do disappear, and I, I, I do know that, and I
know a lot of police, uh, police departments and agencies have been
informed. But you're very open. You're very open
tonight. I'm very surprised that you're talking about the
bloodletting of the little children, that you put their blood in the matzo
balls, and that you eat it on sacrifice on
Passover.
Well, there was a goyim that wrote a book about it back in the
'30s.
I forget his name at the moment. Uh, but anyway, he
wrote the book. Uh,
people didn't buy the book. People don't wanna listen.
We've been doing this for thousands and thousands of years since,
down to A- uh, Adam's time. We take the children
of, uh, our enemy, which is the white race, and, uh, we
bring them to the basements in the synagogues where we, uh,
drain their blood and, uh, watch 'em die there.
It's very similar to how we do, uh, uh, the, uh,
the, the sacrifices that we do with the, uh, kosher butchering.
And, uh, so we do that, and then, uh, we mix it with the
Passover bread, and so we eat the blood of our enemies.
And the bodies, eh, we're not cannibals, so what
we do is we take those, 'cause we can make some shekels,
and we give them to the
slaughterhouses. And those are pounds and pounds and pounds of meat that
we grind up in the sausage and the hamburger, and that's why
we made those the most popular thing.
Sausage for breakfast and hamburger for lunch.
And so all the goyim out there are really eating their children.
And, uh, even when we say this outright
and tell you people, you
don't believe it. So that's, that's your
problem.
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