14 August 2009

Jewish Paranoia LEAVE AMERICA NOW

This is an interesting report today. Not that I support the advert in question or those behind it. In Fact I find it disgraceful and frightening. However, what is interesting is that it is being "used" by Jews to fear monger on the heels of all the Zionist crimes in America recently, Bernie Made-off, the 25 Million dollar scam from Israel on Elderly Americans, the Rabid Rabbis money laundering and stealing body parts for the black market. They actually mention that this so called "ad" has no specific language that could be interpreted as pertaining to Jews, still, they are always the victims, never looking in the mirror. As such, they are now suggesting all American Jews should make "aliyah" (move to Israel) now, before they get locked up in some American detention camp center. What they are really saying is come to Israel and help us take over the Middle East by becoming an illegal settler.Also note that this report is from a pro-Israel paper:
An advertising campaign featured on a United States Army website seeking those who would be interested in being an "Internment/Resettlement" specialist is raising alarms across the country and around the world, generating concerns that there is some truth in theories about domestic detention camps, a roundup of dissidents and a crackdown on "threatening" conservatives, as well as Jews. WorldNetDaily reported last week that the campaign is only weeks behind a report from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security warning about "right-wing extremists" who could pose a danger to the country.

Shifra Hoffman of the Aliyah (immigration to Israel) advocacy group shuva (www.shuva.net) told IsraelNationalNews on Friday that the ads don't bode well for Jews, especially in the light of stories in recent months and years about the building of 600 detention centers around the United States.

While there is no specificly ethnic language that could be directed at Jews, Hoffman pointed out that there was also no such language leading up to the US internment of Japanese during World War II. She said the story about the camps and staffing for them is another reason for American Jews to accelerate their plans for aliyah. source