Real Life Examples of Jewish Power. The purpose of this page is to counter the conspiracy theories that are pushed by some patriots regarding the ruling elite of the United States and Europe. Through observation and common knowledge I will attempt to prove that their theories are have no bases in fact. The most popular conspiracy theories today involve the Illuminati, the Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commission, the Bohemian Grove, the Pope, the Jesuits, German death cults, the Queen of England and the other royal families of Europe . According to the theories, one or more of these people and or organizations are the real power behind the front men in government. But the people who spout these theories do not fear any of these individuals or organizations, in fact they openly speak and write about them. Yet there is one group that they fear to write or talk about, the Jews. Now don’t get me wrong. I understand that the CFR and groups like them do have influence in political affairs, that’s why they were created, but they are just the tools, they are not the tool maker. Those organizations would cease to exist if Jewish money stopped pouring in to them. They are the tools that are used by Jewish supremacists to get the job of Jewish world hegemony done, and that is why my dear reader anyone can publicly complain about the Illuminati, CFR, Bohemian grove, the Pope, the Queen, German death cults etc, and nothing will happen to them. Now let someone with notoriety do that with the World Jewish Congress, the Israeli lobby, or the ADL. They will find their career destroyed, and then be flushed down the memory hole - if they are lucky. In some countries like France or Germany they would be prosecuted for incitement of racial hatred (anti-Semitism) and serve five years in prison. You can talk about crimes committed by Germans, Russians, French, Japanese, Whites, Blacks, Asians, and Arabs, but don't you dare say one bad word about Jews! Only the Jews have this protective cloak that keeps them from being criticized, or even identified with having political, financial, or media influence. No other group in the world has such protection. For example, it's okay to say that Italians control the mafia, but don't you dare say that the Jews control the news media or Hollywood. Below are real life examples of Jewish power. Holocaust-denying bishop's apology sparks fresh outrage. (You have the right to say that God does not exist, but not the holocaust.) German Justice Minister Brigitte Zypries refused to rule out a possible arrest. "Germany could act within the framework of a European arrest warrant," she said. The Pope later said that "any denial or minimization of the holocaust is intolerable and altogether unacceptable." Mahler Gets 6 Years Over Holocaust Statement and distributing books! A Munich court has sentenced Horst Mahler to prison on charges of incitement to hatred. He was charged with anti-Semitic remarks and distribution of a book . Mr Mahler, a 70-year-old lawyer called the holocaust "the most colossal lie in the history of mankind". *Was anyone ever arrested or threatened with arrest for calling the killing of Armenians, Russians, Cambodians, Chinese, African slaves, or American Indians a lie? Only the Jews have the power to receive such special treatment. What does that tell you ? Conference: Anti-Semitic passions are aflame "U.S. Rep. Chris Smith (R-N.J.) told JTA that the way to fight anti-Semitism is by imposing serious penalties for its perpetrators" (That's a U.S. Representative who pledged to uphold the Constitution saying that folks.) World Jewish Leaders Praise Argentina's Decision to Expel Holocaust-Denying Bishop. Ordered to leave Argentina because he doesn't believe in the holocaust. Holocaust revisionist bishop lands in Britain "...As a British citizen, it is not surprising he is returning home, but the U.K.must not be a safe haven for him and people like him ." "Smith said, "We may not have specific legislation to address Holocaust denial, but we do have legislation to deal with racial and religious hatred. It needs to be used." Brown signs declaration against anti-Semitism "...I'm proud of the bold action Britain has taken to combat anti-Semitism such as improved reporting, prosecutions for anti-Semitic Internet hate and the funding of Holocaust education in schools ." "...The measure was adopted last week in the British capital by 125 legislators from more than 40 countries." French cartoonist acquitted on anti-Semitism charges "He insisted he would never publish content which implied that "Jews like money-that is not allowed," he said on France 2 television." UK gov't official in anti-Semitism storm. A top UK Foreign Office official has been arrested on suspicion of an anti-Semitic outburst at a gym. ARRESTED FOR STATING AN OPINION! Germany raids over 200suspected neo-Nazi premises "The primary aim of the concerted action by crime fighting authorities is to seize and confiscate prohibited items like music in order to move effectively and extensively against the spread of right wing extremism," http://www.zundelsite.org/ Ernst Zundel was arrested and extradited from the United States. Sylvia Stolz was arrested in a court room in Germany. Fred Töben , an Australian, was arrested in Britain while in transit from the United States to Dubai. Wolfgang Fröhlich was nabbed in Austria. Gerd Honsik lived in exile in Spain before they came for him. Will they come for YOU next? The ADL files controversy. - wikipedia.org Since the 1930s the ADL has been gathering information and publishing reports on anti-Semitism, racism and prejudice, and on anti-Jewish, anti-Israel, racist, anti-democratic, violent, and extremist individuals and groups. As a result, the organization has amassed what it once called a "famous storehouse of accurate, detailed, unassailable information on extremist individuals and organizations." Over the decades the ADL has assembled thousands of files on American citizens. One of its sources was Roy Bullock, a person who collected information and provided it to the ADL as a secretly-paid independent contractor over 32 years. Bullock often wrote letters to various groups and forwarded copies of their replies to the ADL, clipped articles from newspapers and magazines, and maintained files on his computer. He also used less orthodox, and possibly illegal, methods such as combing through trash and tapping into the White Aryan Resistance's phone message system to find evidence of hate crimes. Some of the information he obtained and then passed on to the ADL came from confidential documents (including intelligence files on various Nazi groups and driver's license records and other personal information on nearly 1,400 people) that were given to him by San Francisco police officer Tom Gerard . On April 8, 1993, police seized Bullock's computer and raided the ADL offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles, California. A search of Bullock's computer revealed he had compiled files on 9,876 individuals and more than 950 groups across the political spectrum. Many of Bullock's files concerned groups that did not fit the mold of extremist groups, hate groups, and organizations hostile to Jews or Israel that the ADL would usually be interested in. Along with files on the Ku Klux Klan, White Aryan Resistance, Islamic Jihad and Jewish Defense League were data on the NAACP, the African National Congress (ANC), the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the United Auto Workers, the AIDS activist group ACT UP, Mother Jones magazine, the TASS Soviet/Russian news agency, Greenpeace, Jews for Jesus and the National Lawyers Guild; there were also files on politicians including Democratic U.S. Representative Nancy Pelosi, former Republican U.S. Representative Pete McCloskey, and activist Lyndon LaRouche. Bullock told investigators that many of those were his own private files, not information he was passing on to the ADL. An attorney for the ADL stated that "We knew nothing about the vast extent of the files. Those are not ADL's files. … That is all [Bullock's] doing." As for its own records, the ADL indicated that just because it had a file on a group did not indicate opposition to the group. The San Francisco district attorney at the time accused the ADL of conducting a national "spy network", but dropped all accusations a few months later. In the weeks following the raids, twelve civil rights groups led by the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee and the National Lawyers Guild, filed a lawsuit demanding ADL release its surveillance information and end its investigations, as well as be ordered to pay punitive damages. The plaintiffs' attorney, former Representative McCloskey, claimed that information the ADL gathered constituted an invasion of privacy. The ADL, while distancing itself from Bullock, countered that it is entitled like any researcher or journalist to research organizations and individuals. Richard Cohen, legal director of the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Alabama, stated that like journalists, the ADL's researchers "gather information however they can" and welcome disclosures from confidential sources, saying "they probably rely on their sources to draw the line" on how much can legally be divulged. Bullock admitted that he was overzealous, and that some of the ways he gathered information may have been illegal. The lawsuit was settled out of court in 1999. The ADL agreed to pay $175,000 for the court costs of the groups that sued it , promised that it would not seek information from sources it knew could not legally disclose such information, consented to remove sensitive information like criminal records or Social Security numbers from its files, and spent $25,000 to further relations between the Jewish, Arab and black communities. When the case was settled, Hussein Ibish, director of communications for the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC), claimed that the ADL had gathered data "systematically in a program whose clear intent was to undermine civil rights and Arab-American organizations". ADL national director Abraham Foxman called the ADC's claims "absolutely untrue," saying that "if it were true, they would have won their case" and noting that no court found the ADL guilty of any wrongdoing. The ADL released a statement saying that the settlement "explicitly recognizes ADL's right to gather information in any lawful and constitutionally protected manner, which we have always done and will continue to do." Main Page