Jew World Order

The extent to which this event was a flop can be measured by the fact that unusually Trump did not tweet about it on his Twitter account.

endzog California desk

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump repeatedly invoked stereotypes about Jews and money during a speech to a Republican Jewish Coalition meeting on Thursday. Midday he gave a speech to the assembled group of GOP powerbrokers who until his arrival on the scene had sole ownership of the Republican party through big nosed donors like Sheldon Adelson and the Koch brothers, and who control the conservative media including FOX, while Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Bill O’Reilly and all the Republican candidates without exception, methodically repeat their lies about history, lie than Israel is somehow an ally of the United States, promote their Zionist agenda and generally suck their big fat media-controlling cocks.

These are real things that he said:

“Stupidly, you want to give money. …You’re not going to support me because I don’t want your money.”

“I’m a negotiator, like you folks.”

“Is there anyone in this room who doesn’t negotiate deals? Probably more than any room I’ve ever spoken.”

Referring to his race-traitor daughter Ivanka “You just like me because my daughter happens to be Jewish,” Trump announced to open his speech, remarking that he can never reach her on Saturdays, the Jewish sabbath. Trump’s daughter, Ivanka, converted to Judaism to marry Yid Jared Kushner who insulted Mr Trump at a recent rally when he presented his family to supporters by dressing down for the occasion in a scruffy looking jacket and jeans. Kushner predated Ivanka no doubt with an eye on a slice of the family fortune and the deployment of the family name in his occupation as real estate developer. Introducing him Trump had remarked apologetically. “Look how he dresses.”

Trump has been savaged by Jews ever since he began his run for presidency, and not a day goes by without attacks from those whom he calls the ‘bloodsuckers’ the Jewish GOP ‘analysts’ political donors, Jewspaper reporters and hostile alternative Jewsmedia channels on JewTube. Jews concerned that their vice-like vampiristic grasp on the Jewknighted States, like their grasp on the necks of all Western nations through international Jewish finance, is being overthrown. “Trump” says those Jew-wise among his supporters “is taking America back from one Jew at a time.”

At several points during his speech, Trump said that the audience must be full of negotiators and insisted that he wouldn’t take their money. “You’re not going to support me because I don’t want your money,” “I don’t want any of your money,” “Stupidly, you want to give money,” Trump said again later. “Trump doesn’t want money.” And Trump closed with the same sentiment: “I would love your support but I don’t want your money.”

“I’m a negotiator, like you folks,” Trump said.

“Is there anyone in this room who doesn’t negotiate deals?” Trump said later. “Probably more than any room I’ve ever spoken.”

HOW JEWS VIEW TRUMP:

In fact, Trump has in the past attacked two of the most important Jewish donors, casino magnate and RJC funder Sheldon Adelson and hedge fund manager Paul Singer saying that the candidates who tooktheir money were bought and paid for puppets.

The crowd of a few hundred laughed often at Trump’s schtick, though at times it seemed more as if they were laughing at Trump himself, rather than his jokes. Other Republican candidates have pledged to move the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem if elected, in support of this idea.

Trump was also very vague when RJC executive director Matt Brooks asked him about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the peace process, which he had spoken about to the AP earlier.

He had told the AP that Israel will need to “sacrifice” more in order to make a peace deal with the Palestinians. “A lot will have to do with Israel and whether or not Israel wants to make the deal — whether or not Israel’s willing to sacrifice certain things,” Trump told the AP. “They may not be, and I understand that, and I’m OK with that. But then you’re just not going to have a deal.” In the same interview, Trump declined to say whether he supports a two-state solution, which has been the U.S. government’s policy goal for years.

At the RJC gathering, Trump didn’t back down from his remarks to the AP, though did make an attempt at damage control, saying, “By the way, Israel has given a lot. The public relations for Israel hasn’t been so great.”
That wasn’t the end of Trump’s problems during the address. When asked about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the candidate whiffed. He refused to tell the strongly pro-Israel group whether he thought Jerusalem should be the undivided capital of Israel, and was outright booed. He appeared to apportion blame to Israel for the failure of the peace process, and the room was dead silent.

Again, there was some applause for other pro-Israel comments, as well as digs at President Obama and Bernie Sanders. But overall, it was an utterly baffling address to give to a group of Republican Jews. One Jewish journalist said “this suggests that Trump isn’t just ‘politically incorrect’ when talking about Democratic-voting groups like Latinos and women but rather that he actually can’t help himself from engaging in nasty stereotypes. And he can’t even figure out the right talking points to use when speaking to a pro-Israel crowd” a declining force and lobby in the Republican Party as many Americans are sick to the teeth of ‘Israel firstism.’

Trump got mixed reviews after his speech. Some thought Trump’s jokes were fine.

“I think it’s okay to joke with your audience,” said Stewart Bolno of Philadelphia.

“And thank God he’s one of the candidates, among others, that isn’t overly concerned with this political correctness sensitivity bullshit which is ruining our country and inhibits freedom of speech,” he said.

Others weren’t amused.

“I was surprised,” said Joseph “JB” Bensmihen, a Republican who is running for Congress in Florida’s 22nd district said. “I really was. It’s completely uncalled for.”

“It’s kind of like the same stereotypes he did about people with disabilities,” Bensmihen, who has cerebral palsy, said. “It’s a free shot for no reason.”

“That’s his thing, Trump is about shtick,” he said. “But sometimes when he says certain things, you’re like, huh?”

The Jewish journalist continued “The nicest thing that you can say about these comments is that they play on ancient stereotypes of Jews as money-grubbing merchants. The meanest thing you can say is that they’re outright anti-Semitic. The crowd appeared to laugh it off, but observers watching the speech were struck.”

So to recap: Trump stood in front of an audience of Jews and told them that they were all about money and making deals. He stood in front of a pro-Israel crowd and told them Israel was (at least partially) to blame for the failure to come to terms with the Palestinians.

During the speech it sounded as though only a handful of people were clapping and when Trump attacked Hillary’s (Jew) friend and political advisor for the Jews Sidney Blumenthal, there was an embarrassed silence in the room.

“Despite the polite applause at the end, it’s hard to characterize that as anything but a disaster.” unless of course you are a white nationalist in which case the event was an outstanding success. The speech compared to any other Trump has given in his campaign, went down like a lead balloon.