The Jewish Anti-Defamation League is going nuts about some things Donald Trump said about Jews.
Once again, former President Trump has linked his lack of strong support among most US Jews to their feelings about Israel and used classic #antisemitic stereotypes about Israeli and Jewish control of Congress and the press to bolster his argument.https://t.co/5hVfvvn6rm
— Jonathan Greenblatt (@JGreenblattADL) December 17, 2021
The CNN Jew Jake Tapper called Trump’s comments “jaw dropping” because I guess it is “jaw dropping” for anybody to say anything truthful about Jews.
Which one of these "jaw dropping" statements is false, Jake? https://t.co/oAZMlnT9Zu
— Darren J. Beattie 🌐 (@DarrenJBeattie) December 17, 2021
Let’s review these statements from Trump.
It is true that evangelicals are generally more supportive of Israel than many Jews in America. They’ve been brainwashed by Christian Zionism and other weird doomsday shit. So this is actually a correct assessment of the situation.
Israel definitely has had power over Congress. The only inaccurate thing Trump said here is that Israel “had” absolute power. I would argue that they still have this power considering that both parties continue to overwhelmingly vote in favor of doing things for Israel. I’m not sure why he thinks this power has vanished.
As far as Jewish people in the US not caring about Israel, there are definitely a large number of Jews who think Israel makes them look bad. Israel is a Jewish supremacist state and it is hard for them to complain about racism and other Jewish bullshit in America when Israel promotes Jewish supremacy and kills brown people on a regular basis.
And finally, The New York Times is absolutely a Jewish-run publication.
The Jewish Sulzberger family controls it and they use it to spread a wide variety of Jewish propaganda.
The Jewish Anti-Defamation League is simply against non-Jews saying accurate things about them. That is the big takeaway.
It’s just a shame Trump didn’t talk about these things about Jews when he was President. It is safe to assume that his Jewish son-in-law Jared Kushner had something to do with that.
