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Antisemitic conspiracy theoriesRabbi is still crying himself to sleep every night because James Richard "Dick" Perry didn't win the Republican nomination, and also during a live debate, couldn't remember the names the Gov't agencies he said he'd close down with out the help of Ron Paul.
Rabbi also said Free Trade has brought the US it's current prosperity. Little does he know how right he is.
But just look at him and his posts. All the "Mental Midget" can do is call you a Nazi. He could spend a few minutes researching the Rothschild family history and see for himself.
But no.
Instead he, like most Conservatives, sits in front of the TV every night waiting for the Hot Chick on Fox with the nice legs and rack to tell him what to think. And they NEVER talk about the Bankers and how they control both sidea of the political coin here in America.
So the end result is what you see here: "You guys are Nazi's and belong at Stormfront!"
Antisemitism has, from the Middle Ages, frequently taken on characteristics of conspiracy theory. Antisemitic canards continue to circulate. In medieval Europe it was widely believed that Jews poisoned wells, had killed Jesus, and consumed the blood of Christians in their rituals (despite the fact that human and animal blood is not kosher).
In the second half of the 19th century conspiracists claimed that Jews and/or Freemasons were plotting to establish control over the world. The most famous text alleging the existence of this Judeo-Masonic conspiracy theory is The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. A more modern manifestation of such ideas is the myth of a Zionist Occupation Government.
Right wing and nationalist movements, including the Nazis and adherents of White Nationalism, repeatedly invoke and circulate the canard known as Judeo-Communism, the claim that Jews have been the driving force behind international communist movements. They normally call attention to the roles of Marx and Trotsky in their allegations. Hitler himself believed he was crusading against Jewish Marxism, and this conviction was used to justify the Holocaust in Eastern Europe during the early 1940s. Nazi Alfred Rosenberg's The Jewish Bolshevism argues that Jewishness and Communism are one and the same.At the same time communist regimes would stereotype all Jews as bourgeois and capitalist and as "enemies of the people" and as "parasites on society".
Various conspiracy theories have been advanced regarding Jews and banking,[32] including the myth that world banking is dominated by the Rothschild family,[33] that Jews control Wall Street,[33] and that Jews control the U.S. Federal Reserve System.[34] A related myth is that Jews control the news media. [35][36]
Most Holocaust denial claims imply, or openly state, that the Holocaust is a hoax arising out of a deliberate Jewish conspiracy to advance the interest of Jews at the expense of other peoples,[37] and to justify the creation of the State of Israel. For this reason, Holocaust denial is generally considered to be an antisemitic[38] conspiracy theory.[39]