/lit/ - Literature

What I'm getting from this is that people's conceptions about Jews are correct. Jews, for their credit, have learnt to adapt well to society as they have spent the previous millennia being ostracised and cast out from various sects of society. They've learnt to use their perceived victimhood as a way of guilting those who once held them accountable for their actions. They play the victim card, enter society, and then subvert it and corrupt it. They're a physically weak people that utilise the physical labour of those around them to achieve what they want, that's why they've evolved to rely on academia and their intellectual prowess. They reject physical work due to their slave background from millennia ago. They are to blame for many political ideologies and schools of thought, which many countries have taken up over the centuries, which in turn acts as their backdoor into these countries and allows for their subversion. That a Jewish author has written a book claiming that this is "The Jewish Century" and illustrates how Jews are these grand, all-powerful beings is the Jew openly mocking those around him and those not apart of the Tribe.