Anti-Semitic Rhetoric and Stereotypes
Every people has its fatherland
except the Jews.
They live divided among the Gentiles, and among all
peoples of the world, they are hated.
They are hated because they do not do honest work for their
daily bread.
They satisfy their greed for money by engaging in
Talmudic deceptions.
The Talmud, the Jewish law book, allows the Jew to
acquire property through usury, fraud, and
deceit.
Such criminal behavior inevitably generates hatred against the
Jews and provokes defensive struggles by the non-Jews
among who they live.
The Nazarene waged a fight two thousand years ago against
the Jewish tax collectors, ending with his horrific
suffering and execution at Golgotha.
The judgment that Christ passed on the Jews continues to
characterize the Jewish people for all time.
"You belong to your father, the devil."
The German people were also on their way to becoming the
victims of
Jewish world criminality, but that ended in
1933.
Jews introduced themselves as they really are,
as they always were and always will be, and
as the fighter from Nazareth said of them, that their father is the
devil.
And now, here are the many shapes the Jew
assumes.
The beggar.
The peddler.
The flea market trader.
The rabbi.
The livestock dealer.
The schmoozer.
The butcher.
The criminal.
The lawyer.
The politician.
The media.
The reporter.
The doctor.
The manager.
The Hollywood star.
The artist.
The diplomat.
The traveling salesman.
The clerk.
The boss.
The gentleman.
The banker.
The decent Jew.
And the naked truth.
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