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A Trip to Find Myself
00:05:09
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| Life is beginning to feel like a movie. | |
| I was playing the leading role until I felt overshadowed. | |
| So on a cold winter day in January, I took a trip to find myself. | |
| At the airport, a huge screen overhead being the message about International Holocaust Day. | |
| As I walked to my gate, the message kept assaulting me, monitor after monitor. | |
| I thought, what the hell does the Holocaust have to do with Homeland Security? | |
| Well, I said to myself, it's a geo-operation through and through. | |
| Well, I needed some relief. | |
| I got on the plane and straightaway signed up for the movies. | |
| At the slip of my finger, Shiva Baby came up. | |
| It reminded me of growing up Jewish. | |
| Jewish American princesses, synagogues, rabbis, teachers, big mockers, Rosh Hashanah, dresser uppers, lots of neurotic Jews. | |
| The movie simply reeked of Jews. | |
| In real time, the woman sitting next to me on the plane was Jewish. | |
| She didn't like me eating goldfish crackers so slowly, so methodically, so strategically that she began to twitch. | |
| I knew it was coming. | |
| She turned to me and said, Sir, please put your mask on. | |
| I told her I was actively eating. | |
| She called for assistance. | |
| The flight attendant came up and scolded me that I must put my mask on in between bites of the goldfish. | |
| The Jew won. I made it to LaGuardia Airport and booked a room in downtown Manhattan. | |
| I took a walk in Central Park. | |
| A tall man was jogging toward me who looked familiar. | |
| It was Richard Haass of the Council of Foreign Relations. | |
| I saw him on Morning Joe the day before. | |
| It was playing on the overhead screen at the hotel restaurant at breakfast. | |
| After he passed me, I entered into a mental scene where I was being interviewed on Morning Joe. | |
| It was like a movie. | |
| I was the star of the show. | |
| Now, in my flight to find myself, I found that walking around Manhattan reminded me when I was a Jewish kid. | |
| My Jewish parents had a children's clothing store and would go to the clothing shows in Manhattan twice a year. | |
| It was a very white city back then in the 50s and 60s. | |
| Once, while there as a kid, I bought a pretzel at a corner stand. | |
| A truck driver yelled out from the next street, Hey kid, how do you like that pretzel? | |
| It was like a movie. | |
| I had an audience, and I was the star of the show. | |
| I then booked a flight to Washington, D.C., and the place was a ghost town. | |
| I guessed everyone was working remotely COVID-style. | |
| So I went back to my room and turned on the TV. Jackie Schumer came on! | |
| As a newly elected senator, I was the first senator to march in the gay pride parade. | |
| In 2019, I was the first senator as a proud parent of a gay couple to march with my daughter and her wife in the Grey Pride Parade. | |
| I wanted to throw up and clicked off. | |
| I clicked on a movie instead. | |
| What the hell is this? | |
| I said to myself. | |
| I mean, Saul and Ruby's Holocaust Survivor Band? | |
| We never mess up. | |
| Because I cover my troubles and he covers his troubles. | |
| Elvis. | |
| He should watch what I'm doing. | |
| You will be okay. I don't follow him. | |
| I make believe that I follow him. | |
| You don't have to be a musician. | |
| You have to use a little oil in your head. | |
| Dialogue is for cucked, repulsive. | |
| I grew up in this Jewish for cuckedness. | |
| Catered affairs, constant noshing, continual eating, a culture of material death. | |
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Jewish Motifs Through and Through
00:04:18
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| The whole world has become Jewish. | |
| It's everywhere. If I watch a movie, it's there. | |
| If I turn on the TV, it's there. | |
| If I go outside, it's there. | |
| If I try to get political relief, it's there. | |
| In the FBI's view, the top domestic violent extremist threat comes from racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists, specifically those who advocated for the superiority of the white race. | |
| I grew up Jewish and this is entirely a Jewish motivated motif. | |
| Hatred of the white race. | |
| Why? I'm used that the only political bloc that can oppose the deadly influence of the Jew is a white Christian political bloc. | |
| The Jew must snuff it out if it exists or threatens to exist. | |
| Jews do not specifically hate Donald Trump, you know. | |
| They hate his supporters. | |
| They scare the hell out of them. | |
| So they conspired to contrive a massive mail-in ballot vote via the Jew-inspired COVID hoax. | |
| The fraud installed a senile pervert the Jews could easily rule. | |
| I took a shower and felt like I needed a movie. | |
| The nearby Jewish community center was showing a movie called Gold Star. | |
| It was about a secularized teenage Jewish girl who, after a one-night stand with a Goyesha boy after a party, discovers later that she's pregnant. | |
| Feeling guilty, she decides to become an orthodox Jew and started going through all the motions. | |
| She subjected her female self to rabbinic authority and domination. | |
| Now that she's in traditional Judaism, she feels she can better decide what to do with the child. | |
| Abort the fetus or keep it? | |
| The movie ended weirdly. | |
| In an arranged marriage scenario, she's introduced to a young rabbi. | |
| He soon sets a wedding date, yet has no idea she's pregnant. | |
| The nouveau-religious Jewish girl doesn't divulge her pregnancy, nor disclose having sexual coitus with a goy to her future mate. | |
| The rabbi. That's how the movie ends. | |
| Strange. At movie's completion, a discussion followed complete with tea and pastry. | |
| It centered around whether the girl should have aborted the child or give birth to the child after marrying the rabbi. | |
| Aborting a child was the consensus since the girl was having emotional cogitations about it all. | |
| That would have been the best, said most of the Jews. | |
| Not the boring would be okay, a few said, because the child would be Jewish since Jews trace racial lineage from the mother. | |
| A religious Jew in the discussion pointed out that having the child after marriage would lead to divorce since Talmudic law forbids marrying a deflowered girl. | |
| Most during the discussion said she should keep her mouth shut if she did decide to marry and have the child once married. | |
| I chimed in. Once the rabbi sees that the kid looks like a goy, he would be very suspicious and get the shmilkies in his pants. | |
| I was instantly rebuked. | |
| The kid would most likely look like his mother, a snotty Jewish girl snapped at me, so the rabbi would think it's his kid and all would be kosher. | |
| I walked out. | |
| This is a Jewish movie through and through, I thought to myself, full of carnality, fraudulent and superficial religiosity with guilt-tripping deceit. | |
| I stopped going to movies since then. | |
| I don't need to. | |
| It's a Jewish world through and through. | |