I dunno Kiwi's I'm tired, I work for an Israeli owned company. Some of the stereotypes are proving themselves to be accurate. I don't get it (actually I have theories) I don't get why they act the way they do. Maybe it's just certain people within the company but it's just so tiresome. Even my commie coworker agrees with me. I might do a write up at some point about my time in the company but that might be after I walk out without giving notice.
Jordan Lasker, AKA Cremieux, gloats about how most unicorn startups are started by Jews. One wonders, as Candace Owens once famously asked, "Who paid for it?" Link / Archive
Lasker, being Jewish, is famously skewed towards his co-ethnics. Other people, many with Am Yisrael Chai and IDF banners, praised the finding.
This was from the 109% Idaho native praising the IDF in her profile:
Joe Kent is infamously viewed as a traitor to Zionist Jews because he prioritizes America, not Israel. She's just like you and me.
"This year we're going to cure paraplegics. Oh, those Palestinian children we made amputees by the tens of thousands? They're sewer drinking filth."
Same woman called Africans retarded for noticing Jews flooding into their countries. The most ironic one was the Cape in South Africa; they lobbied to end apartheid, and now want to reinstate it.
"There will be two very different reactions to this"
Marc Leibowitz is another ardent Zionist expressing dual loyalty, referencing Bible quotes while remaining silent when Israelis smash statues of Jesus.
Bragging about finding a cure for cancer:
Link to article here. Twitter thread here. The founders of this startup have a paper linked here. The tech has not yet been put to use in Gentile nations yet because the Chosen get to use it first. The last mention of it was in 2024.
"Don't kill us and we might just save you." Sounds like a threat from people who triple-tap and even quadruple-tap hospitals and ambulances.
"A blessing upon all nations" - yeah and where did they get that tech from?
Making jokes about "killing" defenceless cancer cells when their people cook barbecues in front of starving Palestinians.
Here's Dual Loyalty Marc:
Calling Palestine in the 1920s "Zionist Palestine" when it was a British Protectorate. This year was also when waves of immigrant Jews led to ethnic clashes.
I'm sure he was overjoyed when Trump attacked Iran for Netanyahu. They clearly have not yet understood the "Light Upon Nations."
You don't get it, goyim. You're not 115 IQ. You're cattle. You aren't chosen.
That's a good question and I really think it would apply mostly to leadership positions. Which is where most of the incompetence is. But on the other hand situations like this are part of why I avoid leadership in the first place. What do you mean by stay out of trouble?
I want to preface this by saying that I do not have a reddit account nor do I use it, but r/KiA is probably one of the few places I get gaming news from. It's occasionally based but the mod team (including a Jew) will prevent any real noticing from happening.
Anyway, I read this post (archive) about how the term genocide has been overused and turned into yet another cudgel of SJWs in the same vein as racist, Nazi, etc. Like complaining about the supposed 'trans genocide', saying finding a cure for deafness would be a form of genocide, and lunacy of that nature.
Of course, the comments quickly dissolved into Israel ballwashing, with all the good little goyim praying at the proverbial wailing wall. Jews are the eternal victim, Israel was promised to them three thousand years ago before Islam even existed, and then this absolutely galaxy brained ESL explains that nobody except the Nazis committed 'gennocide' because the Jews in the UN said no one has died in a 'gennocide' since WW2. Also, anybody who criticizes Israel is antisemitic and Palestine is secretly Nazis projecting their crimes onto the poor Israelis :_(
Literally
>"Genocide is bad"
>"Oy vey, cool it with the antisemitism, goy."
Jesus was not a "Jew" in the modern sense, and did not practice the modern Jewish religion. The Talmud did not exist, as it and the practices deriving from it, were written after Christ. The Kabballah did not exist either, the concepts it came from were already known to the Greeks in the from of Platonism/NeoPlatonism, but the Jews did not learn/adopt it until post-Christ. Also, Jesus was a ethnic Hebrew, and many modern Jews (particularly Ashkenazim) have very little, if any, ancestry from them.
The word "jew" is one of the most misunderstood words in the Bible, because when it was translated into English a lot of words for different ethnic groups were just translated as "Jew" which caused an inaccurate understanding of many things- the Pharisees, for instance, were not the same ethnicity as the Sadducees, as they were descendants of forced converts. The word "Jew" did not exist in the Bible prior to the 1600s.
