Comments by "" (@charliemoore2551) on "The CJ Werleman Show" channel.

  1. Well said. Antisemitism is the oxygen of Zionism. The biggest existential threat to Israel would be for Antisemitism to die. That is why the Tel Aviv Maccabis attempted to provoke a pogrom against Jews in Amsterdam a couple of weeks ago. The fact that they failed to do so must have terrified the likes of Netanyahu. Solidarity with our Anti-Zionist Jewish brothers and sisters!
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  2. The propping up of the Jordanian and Egyptian dictatorships by the US is, of course, part of the US's subsidy to Israel. Jordan in particular is very vulnerable. It's almost as diverse as Syria with correspondingly varied loyalties towards its Hashemite monarchy. About half the population is either Palestinian or of Palestinian descent and there are also Kurds, Turks, Circcasions and refugees from both Syria and Iraq with little reason to stick their necks out for Abdullah. If he were to fall, Israel could well find itself with a 5th front for an army which is increasingly spread thinly and which is getting less and less reliable.
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  3. I've always been suspicious of the reported rise in Antisemitic incidents. Hatred, suspicion and contempt for Jews was certainly a feature of everyday life when I was a teenager in the 1960s. I'm completely unaware of it now - even though I'm acquainted with quite a few Jewish people. It certainly exists and we see it in the chants and propaganda of the Far Right. But it is much less prevalent than it once was. This is the real reason for the creation of the so-called IHRA "definition". Antisemitism is the lifeblood of Zionism. In fact, Zionist leaders of the 1930s not only accepted it as unavoidable, they openly justified it, calling Jews in Europe "uninvited guests who had outstayed their welcome". So, it should be no surprise that, in order to mask they real decline in Antisemitism, they should now falsify Antisemitic attacks and re-define it to include things that are not Antisemitic at all. Because a decline in Antisemitism would be a REAL existential danger to Israel.
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  4. This is good reporting. There were always two poles in the discussions about 9/11. First of all, there was the official position of an attack by Al Qaeda or a similar group which came completely out of the blue. This was always full of holes with many aspects and details which did not add up. The freeing of these Israeli spies and the collecting and sending home of Saudi nationals just after the events is certainly suspicious. And at the opposite end of the scale, there was the "inside job" narrative with wild theories like pre-placed explosives and cruise missiles put into the mix. The truth lies somewhere in between: The most likely scenario in my view is that there were those high up in the administration who knew it was going to happen and possibly even smoothed a path to it by making sure that the terrorists didn't get interrupted in their preparations. There was certainly a mini-conspiracy afterwards to avoid suspicion being directed towards the Bush Family's Saudi pals. I doubt that we'll ever know the full truth but one thing is sure: Time wasted on outlandish conspiracy theories means attention is focused away from more banal but equally evil explanations: A conspiracy theory about conspiracy theories, perhaps?
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  5.  @danykonyohov3418  You are living proof of the evil nature of Zionism. I've just been reading about how the Zionist leadership in Hungary co-operated with the Nazis' deportation of half a million Jews to Auschwitz in return for one train of Zionists to escape. People like you aren't fit to lick the boots of real heroes like Bushnell.
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