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a white supremacist will always side with Jewish people before they do Arabs
but also a white supremacist will always side with non-Jewish white people before they do with Jewish people
Uhhh. No. White Supremacists will side with anybody against Jews.
Here, have Hitler himself meeting with the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem to talk about their mutual Jew-hate.
Are you all high? The white supremacy movement allied with JAPAN. The movement CURRENTLY sides with many Poc including Arab, Black and Hispanic antisemites, X racial supremacy and race segregationists because a huge chunk of modern WS is racial separation and white nationalism.
You can literally just look at who they advertise at their hate rallies. There’s an order of operations, allegiances and compromises they made ideologically because they are literally a more functional political entity than the democrats or republicans currently and we should all worry.
Here, American Nazis listening to Malcolm X in 1961. Black and White nationalists will tolerate each other to due of their antisemitism.
The uneasy alliance is formed because both groups see Jews as their opponents who stop radical race war and activation of “normies” aka people who don’t want and don’t think about race wars. Like any apocalyptic cult they want to accelerate things to the revolution and they think once the Jews are gone, the center collapses. Once only the radicals are left they can duke it out for king of the hill.
In case of the Nation of Islam (which both Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali were affiliated with - in Malcolm X's case he ended up disagreeing with the NoI and left them, resulting in the NoI assassinating him), they were friendly with both American neo-Nazis (which is how you get to the image of George Rockwell and his fellow nazis attending a Malcolm X speech; Rockwell also donated 20 USD* to the NoI at that rally), and with the KKK (which is how you get Muhammad Ali boasted about having talked at a KKK rally, shortly before his boxing match against Joe Frazier in 1975). Rockwell and his fellow nazis supported forming a Black ethnostate (with American funding) so that there would be no racial intermixing.
The two main things that united white supremacists (like KKK and nazis) and groups like the NoI were: (1) Jews are at fault for all bad things happening to my race (2) Jews promote racial intermixing which is impure and unnatural *That corresponds to a bit more than 200 USD in current times
For nazism's popularity in the middle east: The grandmufti of Jerusalem, Amin al Husseini, depicted in a meeting with Hitler in the previous reply to this post, made plans to send the Jews of the mandate of Palestine to nazi extermination camps in Europe. Nazism also has deep ties with the Muslim Brotherhood (which is also part of why nazi texts like 'Mein Kampf' are still popular in many countries where the Muslim Brotherhood has a presence. In Iraq, the pro-nazi leader Rashid Ali al-Gaylani helped popularize nazism throughout the country; a Hitler Youth organization named Al-Fatwa was established with direct support from the nazi-German embassy in Iraq. The holocaust did not only touch Jews in Europe; in Iraq, the Jews were massacred, raped and pillaged during the Farhud, which resulting in the mass-exodus of the oldest Jewish diaspora community (the Iraqi Jewish diaspora dating back to Babylonian times). Today the most survivors of the Farhud and their descendants live in Israel.
This is not a full list of white supremacists' alliances with non-White gentiles, just some brief examples. The only thing uniting people of various ideologies with white supremacist ideologies? Jew hate.
The mayor of my city went on a full on Protocols of the Elders of Zion rant about dark Jew money sowing discord and buying power to bend the country to their immoral wills and I have work tomorrow
5,000-strong Jewish community, already diminished by decades of political turmoil, provides aid while straining depleted resources as rescue
more to the point:
Help Rebuild the Jewish Community of Venezuela After the Deva… VAAD VENEZUELA needs your support for Help the Venezuelan Jewish Community af
The amount of people calling Scott Weiner an "AIPAC centrist" when he takes literally zero money from them should tell you exactly what people mean when they talk about AIPAC. It should tell you exactly what Mamdani meant.
the thing that upsets me most about the footage of Sen Scott Wiener being run out of the SF Trans march is nobody stood up for him.
you can see moments where they pass people who look up and see what’s happening but then just ignore it and go about their business.
there’s something viscerally terrifying about seeing masked people following a Jew to hurl abuse at him, and having to wonder if the next time I see footage like that, it won’t end with a rope and a tree.
one could hope if it escalated that far someone would finally do something, but I don’t have any confidence that they would.
1920s guy driving a model t with a "i bought this before ford went crazy" bumper sticker
Just Jewish Things: seeing people refer to something they obsess over as "my roman empire" for literal years before you realize they mean it in the sense of "autistic special interest that they love learning and talking about"
and not, like, "a thing which no longer exists but nevertheless holds a place in my mind akin to the one Moby Dick does for Captain Ahab, an obsession I constantly wonder about what life would be like without and which I blame for three quarters of my problems"
I thought my roman empire meant like the bane of my existence lmao
“Can you imagine yourself being being Clark Kent on the day he found out he was once a part of a culture that is now no longer here? God, I can’t even think how anyone could function after that.”
My dude, my brethren, my fellow comrade
This is just literally what being Jewish feels like
My grandparents were holocaust survivors that could barely talk about their birth country when they were alive. My great grandmother lost her entire family when nazis gunned down Jewish Latvian villages and left no survivors. My great great great grandfather lived in a desert with barely any water resources because that was safer than staying in Poland next to his christian neighbors. And then there’s also my ancestral grandmother that lost everything when her family barely escaped the spanish inquisition.
My family has more lost history than the library of Alexandria
And you know what’s the worst part is?
My family is considered one of the lucky ones.
Friendly reminder that Superman was created by Jews as a Jewish allegory. Our history has always been there.v
And the truth is, there is no day you find out.
You learn it in bits and pieces, scattered across your lifetime.
The first time you hear about places we can no longer visit or ceremonies we can no longer perform, you’re too young to remember. It is always part of you. It feels more like a fantasy world then a piece of history you’ve lost.
One day, you are researching family history. So many of the branches of your family tree get suddenly cut off. You start to understand what that means.
One day, you are reading your great-great-grandmother’s story’s. You read about her sister who moved east when your great-great-grandmother moved west, and the day that the letters stopped coming. You know what it means, even before you look up the name of the city she moved to, and what happened to it.
(You are one of the lucky ones. The trauma is far enough back that you weren’t raised in its immediate shadow.)
One day, you learn about the Yizkor book, the collected memories about the inhabitants of a village that no longer exists, which talks about your family.
(You are one of the lucky ones. So many villages don’t have Yizkor books, because there was no one left alive who remembered them.)
One day, you visit what used to be one of the cultural centers of your people. Now, it’s a museum to what was destroyed.
(It’s one of the lucky places. So many of the memories have been paved over and erased.)
One day, “the last Jew alive in [country where hundreds of thousands of Jews once lived]” stops being a shocking statement, and becomes a genre.
(You are one of the lucky ones. You’ve never been the last.)
There is no one time your culture was violently destroyed. It happened over and over again, across continents and millenia. The survivors flee, and hope they will have a few generations before the place they flee to is also destroyed.
(You are one of the lucky ones. You’ve never had to flee.)
Your culture is still here, because you are still here. What you have is the fragments of a thousand burned texts and demolished buildings and extinct dialects, but it is real. It is alive. Multiple militaries and paramilitary organizations are actively trying to kill it.
(You are one of the lucky ones. You don’t live in their direct line of fire.)
You grow up being told it’s better now. People don’t hate you for being different; not like they used to. One day, you realize their acceptance is dependent on them not having to think about how different you are.
(You are one of the lucky ones. It is possible for you to pretend.)
You speak your language, and you are speaking for everyone who was murdered for speaking it. You study your texts, and your are studying for everyone who was murdered for studying them. You celebrate your holidays, and you are celebrating for everyone who was murdered for celebrating them. You live your life, and you are living for everyone who was murdered.
(You are one of the lucky ones. You are able to speak, and study, and celebrate, and live.)
Nothing you do will ever be fully for yourself. You are a memorial to everything that was lost. You are everything that has been salvaged. You are the hope that something can be rebuilt.
(You are one of the lucky ones. You can only begin to understand how much luck was required for you to exist.)
why is all the "bibical" movies and tv shows they have the ancient Israelites dressed so ugly.
I refuse to believe that we dressed that ugly.
You expect to believe that there was no color, no bead work, no embroidery? Just the most blah and bland item ever.
We have the clothing for Kohanim and Kohan Gadol described in the Torah and it is so beautiful.
Sure regular people aren't going to dressed like that, but seriously I'm expected to buy that no didn't interesting patterns with their weaving.
That no dyed their yarn? That everyone worn shades of brown and tan and white and the occasional light blue.
I know us. I know we enjoy beauty too. I know that it would a way to express ourselves and the areas of the land we live in.
We expect to buy that not single one of use didn't have pomegranate something going on in their clothes or any of the 7 species.
That we didn't go all out for Shabbat wear.
Give me a break.
Where are my beautiful clothing and accessories that we would have wore in times of the Tanach.
Discrimination against Israelis qua Israelis—and the “Zionists” who appear as their proxies—is a moral wrong.
Reached for comment, Carmella Charrington defended sharing antisemitic conspiracy theories and repeatedly told JI to ‘get your rabbi’
The 100-year-old-man, author of the laughter of our lives. Happy, happy birthday, Mel Brooks. ❤️🎂💯
I keep seeing the following image linked on TikToks about the rights of Afghan women, and how in the past they were allowed to walk freely in skirts and now are unable to even leave their homes. And yes, absolutely, this is something we should be loud in addressing. But it’s also important to not spread disinformation and this image is a clear example. The street signs and taxis are clearly in Hebrew. A quick google search reveals Luntz St is in Jerusalem (maybe this street is a different one, I don’t recognize it, but it’s definitely in Israel, right?).
