Subversive String-pullers

During my time at a buffet at Linden, NJ yesterday, I realized that Jews and their offshoot groups (Christianity, Islam, Wokeism, New Age Movement) have a history of wearing the mask of idealist. To understand this, one must take a look at idealism: Idealism is a mental construct people desire to pursue for improvement. In modern day, society, people talk about ideals, strive and persevere to manifest and achieve that ideal, talk about success stories to about how they've made their ideals a reality. However, idealists never asked themselves whether or not their ideals can work against them, or it's possible for people to use idealism as a mask to conceal a crime or a very sinister conspiracy. The latter is something worth considering, leading to a thought: What better way for the Jews and their offshoots to draw in their victims than to pretend to have ideals themselves? The idealist will discuss, take action, and make effort to improve communities. Their focus and desire to ...

It has been widely suggested that religion and government should have no business interfering with one another, and secularism has been argued as a better civilization. This is partly true; in the middle ages, Christian integrated itself into every legal part of society to the point it became the governments around Europe. While Secularism made things partially better for people and the religious people don't directly interfere with political affairs, this puts Christians, Muslims, and their masters, Jews, in a very, very good position to influence and manipulate politicians from the shadows. Two commonalities between current governments and the Abrahamic religions is that they use fearmongering and mandates to get their way. Musician Frank Zappa grimly implied in a 1985 interview that Evangelicals, a sect of Christianity, "keep putting on this smokescreen about government meddling religion, but really it's religion meddling in government because of the influence they [th...