Jews Screech That British Espionage Scandal Will Set Their Agenda Back 20 Years

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
November 10, 2017

Following the exposure of the scandal that will probably lead to the downfall of the May government, Jews are asking the most important question: “how will this affect the Jews?”

I have speculated that it had to have been the Jews themselves who exposed this scandal, as it was reported initially by the BBC, and the plan is clearly to use this to stop Brexit.

However, certain Jews are thinking that a scandal by Israeli Jews to divert British money to Israel – which was arranged through secret meetings in Israel with top Israeli officials – makes the Jews look bad.

Worse, it feeds into the “conspiracy theories” of the Anti-Semites who think Jews manipulate foreign governments into funneling money to Israel.

Jewish Chronicle:

The implications of the political scandal which cost Priti Patel her ministerial career will have a devastating impact on British Jewry, senior figures have predicted.

Communal representatives and pro-Israel activists believe the affair will bolster antisemitic conspiracy theories and damage relationships with British politicians for a generation.

Let me just restate that: they fear that exposing a Jewish conspiracy to funnel money to Israel will bolster Anti-Semitic conspiracy theories about Jews conspiring to funnel money to Israel.

One senior communal figure said: “This will set us back 20 years.”

Ms Patel resigned on Wednesday night. Earlier that day, the JC reported a version of events directly at odds with the official line put forward by Downing Street. According to the JC’s sources, Theresa May knew about Ms Patel’s meeting with Benjamin Netanyahu well before last week — and Number 10 asked Ms Patel to leave out details of a meeting with an Israeli official from a statement issued on Monday.

But the involvement of Conservative Friends of Israel (CFI) and its honorary president, Lord Polak, in the affair has led to worries that Israel and the Jewish community could be blamed for future ministerial failings, political scandals and government errors.

One Jewish MP said: “This will feed into the conspiracy theories. It needn’t damage UK-Israel relations, but it will make many people more wary.

One more time: they fear that exposing a Jewish conspiracy to funnel money to Israel will bolster Anti-Semitic conspiracy theories about Jews conspiring to funnel money to Israel.

“I really don’t know whether CFI and Lord Polak will be badly affected by it, but it’s obviously undermining. It’s certainly not good news for the Jewish and pro-Israel communities.

One Jewish Westminster source played down the Israel aspect, saying: “This isn’t about an ‘Israel lobby’, it’s about people not running meetings by the book. But it is a bit of a feeding frenzy for people with an agenda.”

Another warned that CFI would be helped by “a bit of circumspection and humility” and by “being a bit more careful about perception”.

A leading pro-Israel Tory MP said it was clear that the fall-out from the Patel affair would undermine CFI’s “reputation and good work”, although another communal source said they expected the group’s reputation to be “damaged” but with a “recovery” possible in the future.

A greater concern, they added, was the prospect of the Conservative government’s demise and the potential for Jeremy Corbyn to enter Number 10.

The Board of Deputies and Jewish Leadership Council did not comment on this week’s events.

When James Landale, the BBC diplomatic correspondent, first reported concerns about Ms Patel’s meetings last Thursday night — the night of the main Balfour centenary dinner — it was said that she had broken away from a family holiday in Israel to conduct the meetings, accompanied by Lord Polak.

The peer told the BBC last week the pair had “met up for one or two things” while being on holiday at the same time. “I just joined her for a couple of days, some drinks, some dinner, that kind of thing,” he said.

But further revelations on Tuesday about meetings she held in London and the United States with senior Israelis cast doubt on earlier versions of events and brought Downing Street’s role into question.

It also emerged that Ms Patel had suggested Britain should give aid to the Israeli military to help fund a relief effort for Syrian refugees in the Golan Heights and that she had allegedly visited a relief unit there, although that claim was unconfirmed. Britain does not recognise Israel’s presence in the Golan.

On Wednesday the JC revealed that Number 10 had instructed Ms Patel not to include a further meeting with Mr Rotem — in New York on September 18 for the UN General Assembly — on the list published on Monday.

Two sources told the newspaper that she had disclosed the meeting earlier in the week but was told by Number 10 not to include it as it would embarrass the Foreign Office. After the JC published the story on its website, a third source confirmed this version of events.

In addition, according to the sources, Mrs May spoke to Ms Patel in advance of the UN General Assembly and they discussed her meeting with Mr Netanyahu and details of the plan for UK aid to be shared with the Israelis. Mrs May agreed that the idea was sensible but needed to be signed off by the Foreign Office.

After widespread coverage of the JC’s story, Downing Street rejected the version of events as “not true” and insisted that Mrs May only knew of the Netanyahu meeting last Friday.

I strongly suspect that May did know about the meeting. Clearly, this sort of thing is routine with the Jews – they meet you in secret to discuss transfers of your population’s money to them in exchange for… for nothing at all, as a matter of fact.

Someone else is probably going to come out and confirm that May knew, and she will be forced to resign, as along with knowing about a clandestine meeting with Jews – which certainly would be considered espionage if it was done with Russia or any other state – she lied about knowing about it.

I’m no sure how this will affect views of the Jews. I’m glad that people are looking at it right now. People aren’t even aware that huge amounts of money are transferred every year to Israel, which is a country with normal first world living standards, let alone that the transfer of this money is arranged through secret backroom meetings. So the exposure is good.

However, if this does end up collapsing Brexit – something that the EU is looking forward to – it will be a net-win for the Jews and their internationalist globalist agenda.