Most likely Satire, but they do spark up some interesting points
In my opinion, because of the fanatacism and fallaciousness displayed inside the website, any information from it can't be trusted.
Most likely Satire, but they do spark up some interesting points
In a sense, yes, but not in the way you're getting at. The fact is, I don't care what you say, this website is clearly wrong. There have been many, many claims of specifically jews being the root of all evil, trying to take over the world, and many other unreasonable claims. History has proven - for example, in world war 2 - that this is not the case for Jews; they just want to be left alone to study. Such fallacious claims can be traced back to events such as the Jew's supposed killing of Christ. They are extremely far-fetched, and for the basis of establishing a scapegoat and for plain anti-semitism.So if the website was less iconoclastic, more moderate and central, they'd be more worthy of trust?
There is a lot of things I disagree with on the site. Obviously, I don't think a Christian society is the solution. There are interesting points raised there though.In a sense, yes, but not in the way you're getting at. The fact is, I don't care what you say, this website is clearly wrong.
I fail to see how WW2 proved anything about Jews...There have been many, many claims of specifically jews being the root of all evil, trying to take over the world, and many other unreasonable claims. History has proven - for example, in world war 2 - that this is not the case for Jews; they just want to be left alone to study.
Thus fulfilling eternal salvation for Christians, I don't get why Christians are butthurt about this. Judas Iscariot should be a Christian saint the way I see it.Such fallacious claims can be traced back to events such as the Jew's supposed killing of Christ.
Why does antisemitism equal hatred for Jews? I know this is just semantics, but look up "semitic" and "semitic religions" and you'll see what I mean.They are extremely far-fetched, and for the basis of establishing a scapegoat and for plain anti-semitism.
Yes, but just judging by their opening statement about Jews' taking over the world already shows what school of thought we're dealing with.There is a lot of things I disagree with on the site. Obviously, I don't think a Christian society is the solution. There are interesting points raised there though.
Sorry, the holocaust.I fail to see how WW2 proved anything about Jews...
Yes, but his life ended prematurely.Thus fulfilling eternal salvation for Christians, I don't get why Christians are butthurt about this. Judas Iscariot should be a Christian saint the way I see it.
Well, if you want to play devil's advocate in terms of semantics:Why does antisemitism equal hatred for Jews? I know this is just semantics, but look up "semitic" and "semitic religions" and you'll see what I mean.
I'll rephrase: I fail to see how the holocaust proved anything about Jews...Sorry, the holocaust.
I'll rephrase: I fail to see how the holocaust proved anything about Jews...
So Hitler accused the Jews of taking over the world -> Hitler killed a lot of Jews -> Hitler lost the war -> proof that Jews don't try to take over the world?Seriously? The whole basis for the massive slaughter of the Jews was that Jews were "taking over the world." Hmm, where have I heard that before?
So Hitler accused the Jews of taking over the world -> Hitler killed a lot of Jews -> Hitler lost the war -> proof that Jews don't try to take over the world?
I don't see any reason to use the holocaust as reasoning in either direction.
Which is exactly what this conspiracy theory suggests. /applauseBecause the Jews clearly made no attempt at taking over the world? If Hitler had been right, then after the war we would've gotten right on it!
...over 60 years later. Face it, they're wrong.Which is exactly what this conspiracy theory suggests. /applause
So you're saying as a general principle you should never be skeptical about theories?Why be skeptical? It could be a reasonable theory.
You should always be skeptical about theories. But you shouldn't bluntly deny theories you have no knowledge of. I think that was his point.So you're saying as a general principle you should never be skeptical about theories?
You should always be skeptical about theories. But you shouldn't bluntly deny theories you have no knowledge of. I think that was his point.
They're having a tough time restraining themselves in order to keep the little integrity Israel has left in their little war.Oh come on, there is no "new world order".
The jews are having a tough time holding back the Palestinians in West Bank... I don't see them taking over the world anytime soon.
Looks bogus. Jewish people don't have the ability do take over the world. Judaism is dying out.
It's not about an open military takeover. This conspiracy theory concerns hidden groups gaining economic (and thereby political) power in order to support their own interests.You apparently have not seen a Israeli soldier fight. There better trained than a United States Marines. Because they are surrounded by enemies, They can seriously snap your neck like a twig. They take war very seriously i would put money on a Israeli soldier any day 1v1 someone at this point in time no they cannot take over the world not enough people America would stomp a mud hole in there ass before they crossed any border. But If they have time to grow you never know what will happen. Remember Germany WW2...?

