I'm not going to bother with the antisemitic conspiracy theory nonsense, but this part I couldn't resist replying to.
It's very ironic for you to say this considering the origin of Ashkenazi Jews came about when a large number of Jewish men from Judea were forcibly exiled to Southern Europe by the Romans, and subsequently married pagan women from that region who converted to Judaism.
In other words, at least 50% of the average Ashkenazi Jew's ethnic makeup is Southern European (a few centuries later, some eastern european slavic was also added), and these are the people who have an ancient and vicious hatred of Europeans?
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Be it NGOs ferrying Africans across to Europe, lobbyists pushing for laws against pro-White culture, producers of the transvestite-glorifying show featured on Netflix, etc. Take a moment to look into it.
I never used to believe these crazy conspiracy theories. It starts as a joke with a lot of us! But then, because you're conscious of it, you notice it. Everywhere. Every single time. It stops being funny. How many -bergs and -steins do I need to notice undermining White health and prosperity before it ceases being a conspiracy and starts being fact? Blatant, statistical truth?
Take a look, that's all I ask. Imagine an idyllic White nuclear family. The next time you observe something that would be harmful to them in any way, even a little fishy, take note of the surnames as the credits roll.
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Can you give examples of this?