Jews like to use the phrase “Anti-Semitic” when they refer to attacks on Jews. It is a misnomer that brings another group into the fight by default (Arabs) and also humanizes them and makes you forget that it was actually a Jew who was attacked. Notice they rarely refer to themselves as “Semitic” unless it is in the context of an attack on them, because often time, they’re attacked with good reason. So, this semantics game therefore helps them because if they say “Anti-Jewish”, then you start to consider: “Well, why someone would attack a Jew?” Anyone with an IQ over 100, however, can see why.
When they create this “Semitic” strawman, it acts as a buffer between your mind and the idea of a “Jew” and is meant to subconsciously remove them and their wrongdoings from our overt thoughts. It is highly duplicitous and fiendishly cunning—-but then again, that is a Jew for you: Not necessarily highly intelligent in all instances, but ALWAYS cunning.
Jews like to use the phrase “Anti-Semitic” when they refer to attacks on Jews. It is a misnomer that brings another group into the fight by default (Arabs) and also humanizes them and makes you forget that it was actually a Jew who was attacked. Notice they rarely refer to themselves as “Semitic” unless it is in the context of an attack on them, because often time, they’re attacked with good reason. So, this semantics game therefore helps them because if they say “Anti-Jewish”, then you start to consider: “Well, why someone would attack a Jew?” Anyone with an IQ over 100, however, can see why.
When they create this “Semitic” strawman, it acts as a buffer between your mind and the idea of a “Jew” and is meant to subconsciously remove them and their wrongdoings from our overt thoughts. It is highly duplicitous and fiendishly cunning—-but then again, that is a Jew for you: Not necessarily highly intelligent in all instances, but ALWAYS cunning.
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