Nick Fuentes Shows The Hodgetwins The HORRIFIC EVILS Inside The Talmud...
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What issues does the podcast raise about Jewish influence in Hollywood?
Some people don't think they got the power to do it, but I think Hollywood and Kanye brought this up. Jewish people who's in leadership positions have destroyed the black community. Their culture is so And it's all from the movies, the music. I mean, the black community was not that bad back in like when- Rob Markman, Before the civil rights, they had their own shit, had their own buses. Rob Markman, When this country was actually systemically racist, black people didn't look that bad, they didn't behave that bad. Rob Markman, I think black people's at their best. And it's like since the Civil Rights Movement, it's like everything's been downhill for blacks.
Well, and they were behind that. The Jewish people were leading the charge. And I don't think that they ever had black people's best interest in mind or any of these groups for that matter because there was an interesting article in The Atlantic a few weeks ago. It said the end of the Jewish golden age. And it talked about how the Jewish people 100 years ago were the biggest opponents of – the marriage of the christian religion in the state why do you think that is because if the state is christian it would be a little bit exclusionary towards jews or christian right they were also the biggest advocates of the civil rights movement why because the more tolerant that america is the more liberal the more open it is
Safer they are.
How do the speakers perceive the historical impact of Jewish leadership on the black community?
If it's a country that's all about Europeans and Christians, well, Jews are neither European nor are they Christian. They're not racially or ethnically European. They're not religiously Christian. So they sort of used black civil rights. They used women's suffrage. They used the anti-establishment clause basically to undermine American civil society to make it a place that is more hospitable to their own people. And they freely admit this in this article and in other places. It's a very simple calculation. The more closed America is, the more inhospitable it is to Jewish people. The more open it is, the more multicultural, the more fluid, whatever you want to say, the less religious, the less homogeneous, the more hospitable it is to them and them having power.
I'm all for freedom of speech, but If we don't stand under the same morals, the same guidelines, the same guidelines, then people could come and exploit our freedoms and destroy our country. I think that's what's happening. Let me ask you this. I could be black and be Muslim.
What are the implications of the Civil Rights Movement discussed in the episode?
I could be black and be Christian. What is a Jew? That's not a race.
Right? Or is it? It is a race. I mean, they'll quibble about, you know, the point is they are a biologically distinct group in the sense that, you know, black people are black people. Italians are Italian. They have certain traits. Jewish people are a distinct ethnicity. They always say, we're not a race, we're a people. Okay, it's a distinction without a difference. They are an ethnicity. And by Jewish law, you can only become a Jew. It's passed down matrilineally, meaning through the mother. So according to halacha, which is Jewish law, I don't know if I'm pronouncing that right. You can only be a Jew. Yeah, I'm sure not. I'm not one of them.
I'm an American. I'm Christian. That's right.
Trust is king.
But you can only be Jewish if you have a Jewish mother. So they discourage conversion. A lot of them don't welcome converts. I have Jewish friends, and their parents didn't marry another Jew. It's like a mixed marriage. One's Jewish, one's not Jewish, and they get ostracized by their family for marrying a non-Jew.
So if I meet a Jewish girl and we fall in love, I'm fornicating, we have a little Negro kid, will I be accepted as a Jew?
How does the Talmud influence perceptions of Jewish identity?
No.
No, they will ostracize you. They will ostracize her for being with you. That's pretty messed up, man.
Mm-hmm. Hey, man, I believe in freedom. I believe in what this country stands for. Yeah. So, yeah, but that's... That's insane. Because anybody can be Muslim. Anybody can be Christian. But not everybody can be a Jew. Now, that war that's going on in Israel... That's like royal.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What issues does the podcast raise about Jewish influence in Hollywood?
0:01–1:28
2
How do the speakers perceive the historical impact of Jewish leadership on the black community?
1:28–2:35
3
What are the implications of the Civil Rights Movement discussed in the episode?
2:35–3:54
4
How does the Talmud influence perceptions of Jewish identity?
3:54–5:17
5
What controversial claims are made about the teachings of the Talmud?
5:17–6:24
6
How do the speakers interpret Jewish law concerning ethnicity and conversion?
6:24–7:44
7
What is the significance of Jerusalem in the context of Jewish and Palestinian claims?
7:44–8:44
8
How do the speakers discuss the intersection of religion and politics in relation to Israel?
8:44–9:56
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