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Religion See other Religion Articles Title: Ethnic evolutionary strategies Friday, 3 May 2013 Got a call Wednesday night from an ex-colleague in an American tech company I used to work for. (I'll call him Joe as his real name is very distinctive). He was like a lot of tech guys in that he had little interest in broader issues, certainly not the kind of things that bother us on this blog. He has now. You see the company has just completed a major organisation review. Lots got fired while many more were promoted. But Joe says that he and most of the company were stunned by the nature of the changes. Put simply, Jews benefited, goys lost out. Big time. The consultants were, according to him, all Jewish (that's not the word he used though). It seems the remaining employees now harbour a cold and bitter rage. And then we learn that the US military, which a few generations ago used to force march soldiers to church (a ghastly practise, for sure) has now progressed to the stage where soldiers can actually be court-marshalled for professing their Christian faith. Isn't that something? "Religious proselytization is not permitted within the Department of Defense...Court martials and non-judicial punishments are decided on a case-by-case basis...”. And who's behind this amazing initiative? "Obama administration Pentagon appointees met with anti-Christian extremist Mikey Weinstein to develop court-martial procedures to punish Christians in the military who express or share their faith." Some time ago I wrote a post entitled The Scorpion And The Frog, drawing the frog/goy and scorpion/Jew analogies. I asked whether the relentless shoving 'our' noses in our abject defeat was a wise ethnic interest strategy. Well this amazing reaction by Google gives me pause for thought. Here's an excerpt. "If you use Google to search for “Judaism,” “Jewish” or “Jewish people,” the results are informative and relevant [i.e. sanctified and sanitised]. So why is a search for “Jew” different? One reason is that the word “Jew” is often used in an anti-Semitic context. Jewish organizations are more likely to use the word “Jewish” when talking about members of their faith." So I'm really coming back to the question I've raised in a dozen different ways in recent times: Are 'they' so much in control that they feel they can get away with anything, or do they sense the natives getting restless? Sadly, my guess is with the former. Poster Comment: Links at source. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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