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https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2018/12/10/alexandria-ocasio-cortez-reveals-jewish-ancestry-hanukkah-celebration/
https://www.jpost.com/breaking-news/alexandria-ocasio-cortez-holds-hanukkah-celebration-in-new-york-with-jfre-573917
https://nypost.com/2018/12/10/ocasio-cortez-says-she-has-jewish-roots-during-hanukkah-celebration/
That last article has the FUNNIEST picture.
They wouldn't let a real Christian Latino ever speak up or be a leader because it would destroy the entire narrative. For one thing the Latinos can't stand LBGT while media tries to sell not accepting LBGT as white supremacy. The only leaders they give us are pagans, anti-Christians who mock Jesus while pretending to be Christian/jewish apologists.
These "Christians" will all be behind the third temple that rejects the body of Christ as temple. Test them. Ask them about it and watch them recoil when caught.
But I digress, those known today as Latinos descend from Southern Europeans from Portugal, Spain, France, and Italy when they mass converted to escape persecution.
Mostly Spaniard descendants in the case of the Americas due to their extensive colonization due to the golden era after kicking out the perfidious jews.
There are easy ways to figure out if an individual from such background is a jew. Usually those bastards that weren't expelled converted to Catholicism, and while doing so they changed or shape shifted their surnames.
It's easy, they either took the name of plants, fruits, trees such as Olivetti (yes the Italian typewriters), , Morales which is Spanish for mulberry tree, or Pereira which is pear tree in Portuguese. Also, they took names of cities or regions such as Trento, Fuentes, or Almeida.
With that you can easily figure out if someone has jewish origins with a quick sear on google maps or translator, or you can use any AI to ask when these surnames first appeared in history to correlate with jewish expulsions and mass conversions.
Funny thing is they used similar patterns with different word roots in German, Polish, Russian, etc. When you know these things the nose just pops up in your head as if you were seeing a picture.
These retards are very predictable.
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