>>488724>Oh bother>German is a nationality, which is not a diaspora.Ordinarily immigrants from a certain nationality living elsewhere are what a diaspora is. Jews are the
exception, if anything, where it means something different.
>Maybe you could make this comparison with Israeli nationals. But even that is not really going to work because there still are many people in Israel who are fundamentally opposed to Zionist ideology.There are very few people in Israel opposed to Zionism. Like, I think the last estimate I heard was, like, a couple hundred individuals.
And as for America, I can't honestly say I believe that Zionism is less prevalent among Jewish Americans today than Nazism was among German-Americans in the 1940s. That's not because
Jewish and
German are both nationalities - obviously only one of those two is a nationality. Rather, it's because American Jews have been heavily indoctrinated with Zionism, and the Israeli state has allocated resources to support this indoctrination very effectively. The Nazi German state also indoctrinated people, but it had way less time to do it. Still, people during WWII could be suspicious of the sympathies of people of German heritage living in other countries - and they wouldn't always be wrong! What we're seeing now is like if Nazi Germany had been able to indoctrinate multiple generations of diaspora Germans around the world without interruption.
>Do not link Jews to Israel,That's not really up to me.
>do not spread the idea that Jewish could be considered a nationality.I didn't. ;P
>Zionism is ideologically opposed to the Jewish diaspora. And yet Mossad has an estimated 10k+ civilian agents in the US alone and runs similar operations in other countries. And yet many of the most influential Zionist fanatics are wealthy Americans with zero intention of ever actually moving to Israel. Norman Finkelstein has expressed a preference for the term "Jewish supremacist" for this type of Zionist, but whatever you choose to call them it's still very obvious that there are Zionists who fully support the Zionist state but prefer not to live there. This isn't stuff I can realistically gloss over and ignore; much of Zionism is hostile to the Jewish diaspora, yes, but the Israeli state has exactly as much use for sleeper agents as Nazi Germany would have.
>We are not going to let them tie this to Jews, because from the looks of it, this entire project is beginning to dismantle it selfPeople keep saying this. Ok, it's dismantling itself - by consolidating power in the US and Europe, making territorial gains in the middle east, and acquiring all the weapons, technology, and political and media control it could possibly need?
People compare it to Apartheid South Africa, and… SA had been kicked out of the UN for over a decade before apartheid ended. There's no equivalent here to that. This is more brutal, and there's much, much less opposition to it and far more corporate & government support. This current situation is like if the US and UK had joined in SA's war against its neighbors in the late '80s. From afar, what's going on with Israel may seem chaotic, but where, exactly, is the instability? Where is the lapse in
material support from major powers?
Even China is still trading with Israel. Whatever unease exists, do you really, genuinely believe that this unease is more severe than the rapid pace annihilation being doled out against Palestine?
I'll believe that Israel is gonna do a civil war or whatever when there's any actual indication of that at all. So far they haven't even tried to kill Netanyahu. Even the Germans tried to kill Hitler.
>Maybe i'm miss-interpreting what you intent to say, but you definitely tripped several "early warning systems" here.That's the thing, those are bullshit. ;P
We've been conditioned to treat certain aspects of this as taboo. To an extent that's better than just going over
the other way, but it also results in people limiting the amount of information they're capable of processing out of fear of going too far. Knowing what I know now, I could have predicted what is happening now years ago…
but I wouldn't have predicted it, because I would just have willingly overlooked the implications of Israeli influence and indoctrination in the US even if I was aware that it was there. We're living in what I would, a couple years ago, have thought would be a wild anti-semitic fantasy, and if someone had told me that this would happen
I would have been suspicious of the person telling me about it.
>I think what you want to do is revisit the story of the Japanese internment camps in the US during WW2. And try to figure out what lessons can be learned from that mistake.I'm not interested in interning anyone. Also I don't have the ability to anyway. Do you know who
does have that ability?ICE, which was created in 2003 by Bush, who I mentioned in a previous post. I'm not worried about
me abusing power I don't have in order to do a thing I have no desire to do, I'm much more worried about the masked agents of the state who
do have a desire to do that and who are currently doing it with no meaningful impediments.