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>But how could such a small number of Jews enslave so many people and gain such an overwhelming control over their governments, especially without their being aware of it? The answer to this may be found in Christ's parable of the unjust steward, which represents Jewry.
Rockwell addresses this problem in "White Power", going back to the Old Testament/Torah stories of how the jews infested Egypt.
Whether there's any historical truth to the story is irrelevant, it's simply an instruction manual for the tribe on how to screw over the goyim.
Joseph became such an unjust steward under the Pharaoh, after being sold into slavery by his own jewish kin, and through parasitic cleverness and sheer audacity, gained control over all the grain reserves.
How did he repay the country that had been so benevolent to him, and given him a position of power? Once the predicted famine came, he forced the Egyptian peasants to trade in all their property, so they wouldn't starve.
Then he invited his jewish brothers, the very people who betrayed him, to share the unearned spoils, and live in luxury.
Naturally, that's a "good deed" (mitzvah) to a jew.
This is the kind of business the jew excels in. Unproductive and parasitic, at the expense of the host nation.
And nothing makes this more apparent that the current year United States, whose economy has degenerated from the once great industrial power into nothing but service and finance economy.
America's most valuable corporations either produce abroad, like Apple, or produce nothing of value in the first place, like Blackrock or Facebook.
The American economy has been judaized beyond recovery.
That's why it's been replaced as the economic superpower by literal Communists - by virtue of being a productive economy, the Chinese have already won.
>Joseph became such an unjust steward under the Pharaoh, after being sold into slavery by his own jewish kin, and through parasitic cleverness and sheer audacity, gained control over all the grain reserves.How did he repay the country that had been so benevolent to him, and given him a position of power? Once the predicted famine came, he forced the Egyptian peasants to trade in all their property, so they wouldn't starve.Then he invited his jewish brothers, the very people who betrayed him, to share the unearned spoils, and live in luxury.
This is projecting the modern jewish mindset onto the OT Hebrews, who were generally the polar opposites of the modern Canaanite/Edomite imposters. Joseph was also not a Jew, the Judean state was formed like 5 centuries after he died and was made up of primarily Judahites, with some Benjaminite and Levite citizens as well as an unfortunate number of conquered Canaanite and Edomite false converts who would go on to become the mongrel race we today call jews after essentially skinsuiting their host
Joseph was a truly just man, he didnt buy up the peasant's land and transfer the ownership to himself or deny them of their ability to feed themselves through farming it, he actually bought them up for Pharaoh, the monarch of the Egyptian people, who certainly still allowed them to farm the land themselves. Joseph essentially strengthened the Egyptian monarchy and increased its power over the surrounding nations (he didnt just give aid to his fellow Hebrews, he put a bunch of nations in Egypt's debt). Theres a theory among some of the mystics that the Egyptians immortalized Joseph as Osiris, as his deeds passed into myth and the eventually worshipped him as a god (which wasnt abnormal, since they also considered their Pharaohs as gods, so the man who was considered a father to Pharaoh would be considered a god as well)
Rockwell addresses this problem in "White Power", going back to the Old Testament/Torah stories of how the jews infested Egypt.
Whether there's any historical truth to the story is irrelevant, it's simply an instruction manual for the tribe on how to screw over the goyim.
Joseph became such an unjust steward under the Pharaoh, after being sold into slavery by his own jewish kin, and through parasitic cleverness and sheer audacity, gained control over all the grain reserves.
How did he repay the country that had been so benevolent to him, and given him a position of power? Once the predicted famine came, he forced the Egyptian peasants to trade in all their property, so they wouldn't starve.
Then he invited his jewish brothers, the very people who betrayed him, to share the unearned spoils, and live in luxury.
Naturally, that's a "good deed" (mitzvah) to a jew.
This is the kind of business the jew excels in. Unproductive and parasitic, at the expense of the host nation.
And nothing makes this more apparent that the current year United States, whose economy has degenerated from the once great industrial power into nothing but service and finance economy.
America's most valuable corporations either produce abroad, like Apple, or produce nothing of value in the first place, like Blackrock or Facebook.
The American economy has been judaized beyond recovery.
That's why it's been replaced as the economic superpower by literal Communists - by virtue of being a productive economy, the Chinese have already won.
This is projecting the modern jewish mindset onto the OT Hebrews, who were generally the polar opposites of the modern Canaanite/Edomite imposters. Joseph was also not a Jew, the Judean state was formed like 5 centuries after he died and was made up of primarily Judahites, with some Benjaminite and Levite citizens as well as an unfortunate number of conquered Canaanite and Edomite false converts who would go on to become the mongrel race we today call jews after essentially skinsuiting their host
Joseph was a truly just man, he didnt buy up the peasant's land and transfer the ownership to himself or deny them of their ability to feed themselves through farming it, he actually bought them up for Pharaoh, the monarch of the Egyptian people, who certainly still allowed them to farm the land themselves. Joseph essentially strengthened the Egyptian monarchy and increased its power over the surrounding nations (he didnt just give aid to his fellow Hebrews, he put a bunch of nations in Egypt's debt). Theres a theory among some of the mystics that the Egyptians immortalized Joseph as Osiris, as his deeds passed into myth and the eventually worshipped him as a god (which wasnt abnormal, since they also considered their Pharaohs as gods, so the man who was considered a father to Pharaoh would be considered a god as well)