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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
December 4, 2015
At long last, what we have been waiting for has happened.
The Donald has engaged “anti-Semitic stereotypes” in a speech to Republican Jews.
He even called-out Jew Bush for being bought-off by Jews.
Donald Trump’s speech to the Republican Jewish Coalition this morning was a sober-minded and detailed analysis of the security threats Israel faces and the most effective way to eliminate the Islamic State.
Haha, just kidding!
He spent most of the time talking about how Jews are good negotiators and then saying they wouldn’t support him because they couldn’t buy him. A wild, stereotype-filled ride from start to finish, yes, indeed.
“I’m a negotiator like you folks,” he said.
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Perhaps the most curious part of the speech—which is really saying something—came when he suggested the Jewish audience wouldn’t support him because they couldn’t control him through donations.
“I don’t want your money, therefore you’re probably not gonna support me,” he said.
A few minutes later in the speech, he found himself back at the same idea: mulling over whether the audience would be able to support him even if he didn’t take campaign contributions that would make them his assumed puppet masters.
“You know, you’re not gonna support me because I don’t want your money,” he said, drawing audience laughter.
The stereotype of Jews using their money to insidiously manipulate global politics is an old one, as Anti-Defamation League founder Abraham Foxman detailed in his book Jews and Money: The Story of a Stereotype. He notes that anti-Israel Middle Eastern groups often use the ugly stereotype “to claim that Israel’s survival reflects not its moral status as a nation among nations but rather the manipulation of world opinion and, especially, of U.S. policy by wealthy, self-interested Jews.”
If an insidious canard, why was the Jew audience laughing at it?
Shouldn’t they have been gasping in horror?
Later in his ramble, Trump suggested Jeb Bush’s acceptance of campaign contributions means his donors control him.
“He raised $125 million, which means he’s controlled totally, totally controlled, by the people who gave him the money,” he said.
This has been a theme throughout the mogul’s campaign. He’s argued repeatedly that other candidates are beholden to their donors and won’t prioritize the country’s best interests because of their muddied loyalties.
Trump, without saying it directly, made it clear that his loyalties will remain where they have always been: to himself.
Yes.
And we all know that “Donald Trump” is a codeword for “The White Race.”
Clearly, Trump appeared before these Jews only to mock them, and to signal to his base – us – that he knows the deal and isn’t going to be manipulated by terrorist Jews.
He’ll say the blah blah blah, but that’s as far as it will go.
He stands with the White race, only.
Hail Trump.
May his enemies get rekt before he even meets them.
