Washington Post Der Stürmer

Nazi Germany’s semi-official and fiercely antisemitic newspaper, Der Stuermer published the vilest Jew-hating Nazi propaganda warning of a Jewish program for world domination. Like Der Sturmer, the Washington Post is the semi-official newspaper of the Democrat party. It too is well-known for National Socialist propaganda which frequently spreads “fake news” about Jews.

It’s publisher, Julius Streicher has been known as the “Jew-Baiter Number One.” History won’t be kind to Jeff Bezos either.

The idea that Bezo’s Washington Post is objecting about billionaires expressing their opinions when Bezo spent $250 million to buy the Washignton Post and do just that, worse actually.  WaPo is nothing more than a propaganda organ for the world’s most destructive and violent ideology.

The Washington Post’s Disgrace

By: Washington Free Beacon Editors, May 17, 2024

Some wealthy Jews would like to influence American public opinion. They also appeal to their elected representatives.

That is the “news” in a Washington Post “exclusive” that ran Thursday, and the paper makes clear that there is something very untoward about it. The piece, by reporters Hannah Natanson and Emmanuel Felton, is based on an inside look into an online chat that included New York City mayor Eric Adams and several wealthy New York businessmen.

In that chat, several people pressed Adams to send the New York Police Department to clear out Columbia University’s dangerous, disgraceful, and violent pro-Hamas encampment, something that did not happen until student reprobates further escalated the situation and broke into and occupied a campus building several days later.

The Post surfaces no evidence—zero—to indicate there is any connection between the demands made in the chat and the cops’ appearance at Columbia, since the decision, of course, was left to Columbia University’s weak-kneed president Minouche Shafik.

A spokeswoman for the newspaper declined to comment, and the paper did not publish the piece in its print version on Friday.

Maybe this is why. “The messages offer a window into how some prominent individuals have wielded their money and power in an effort to shape American views of the Gaza war,” the reporters write ominously. Get it? The piece is a modern-day echo of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion in which Woodward and Bernstein—er, Natanson and Felton—mimic the uncovering of a secret plot.

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