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26 July, 2021

White Privilege? No. Jewish Privilege

Posted by Socrates in jewed culture, Jewed food, Jewish arrogance, Jewish behavior versus White behavior, Jewish chosenness, Jewish genetics, jewish hate & hypocrisy, Jewish history, Jewish power, Jewish Privilege, kosher food at 12:14 pm | Permanent Link

Go to your refrigerator and look inside. Examine the ketchup, mustard and pickle containers. You will see that they all have a little kosher (meaning “fit”) symbol on them, usually on the front label — a “U” or a “K” for example. That little symbol means that the food is “okay for Jews to eat.” […]



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13 February, 2021

The Food-Label Racket: Why Does It Exist in a Gentile Country?

Posted by Socrates in jewed culture, jewed retail, kosher food, Socrates at 1:51 pm | Permanent Link

Is your ketchup okay for God’s Pests to eat? Yes, it is. Thank God! Oops, I mean “G_d”! Wouldn’t want the pests to be without condiments. Heavens! Oops. I mean, Hell! Why is almost everything in your pantry or fridge marked “okay for Jews to eat”: beans, pickles, ketchup, mustard, peas, corn, aluminum foil, etc.? […]



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3 July, 2017

Jews, You’re Not the Chosen People. We Are.

Posted by Socrates in Bible, Einstein, Israel, Jewish behavior versus White behavior, Jewish brain features, Jewish chosenness, Jewish genetics, Jewish history, Jewish myths, Jewish nation-wrecking, Jewish scatology, judaism, judaism-as-hate, kosher food, Old Testament, Socrates, Western civilization, Western culture, White inventions, white nationalism, White philosophy, White thought, White-culture-as-superior, Zionism at 1:37 pm | Permanent Link

(Above: a Jew. Notice the rodent-like appearance. Why would God “choose” these people?) The Jews call themselves superior, the “holy people,” and most famously, “the Chosen People of God,” but they do that based upon…what? The Bible? The Torah? [1]. Those books are works of fiction and they were both written by…yep, the Jews themselves! […]



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