The British Jewish Influence
Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2007 3:56 am
It always amazed me that Prime Minister Blair chose Lord Levi to escort him as an advisor to the Middle East?
Lord Levi a lord for...well, I suppose for owning a record company, a tax dodger who probably paid far more into Jewish charities than he did in tax. I always wondered what Labour values Lord Levi had?
Brown has effectively made an appointment that could undermine Blairs new role by having his own Middle East envoy and appointing Michael Williams who currently works for the UN himself and was once a BBC journalist. This appointment has been made because of Blairs close ties with the Israeli's and maybe undermining neutrality especially as he is friends with a funder of Jewish causes, Lord Levi.
But what of Brown?
He's now accepted being Patron of the 'Jewish National Fund' and so becoming a fully fledged Zionist. This is an organisation that promotes ethnic cleansing and the grabbing of land and the undermining of Arabs living in Israel, an organisation that Lord Levi funded.
It would also appear that Browns father contributed to this fund as well as himself, rather odd for Christians especially a Pastor.
As patron of JNF UK, Gordon Brown will join a club that includes prominent British politicians and religious figures who, on the one hand, speak of the need for peace and justice in the Middle East while, on the other, promote and defend the racist Jews-only state of Israel. They include Tony Blair, Conservative leader David Cameron and Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, who is said to be a close friend of Brown.
In fact Brown and Haig will be speaking at the JFN meeting at Brighton.
Does one have to fund Jewish causes to gain power in British politics?
The best possible person to ask that question maybe Levi himself, he's also an expert in how to gain Knight hoods and keeping offshore accounts.
Once upon a time men had to show valor to gain such knighthoods :sneaky:
Lord Levi a lord for...well, I suppose for owning a record company, a tax dodger who probably paid far more into Jewish charities than he did in tax. I always wondered what Labour values Lord Levi had?
Brown has effectively made an appointment that could undermine Blairs new role by having his own Middle East envoy and appointing Michael Williams who currently works for the UN himself and was once a BBC journalist. This appointment has been made because of Blairs close ties with the Israeli's and maybe undermining neutrality especially as he is friends with a funder of Jewish causes, Lord Levi.
But what of Brown?
He's now accepted being Patron of the 'Jewish National Fund' and so becoming a fully fledged Zionist. This is an organisation that promotes ethnic cleansing and the grabbing of land and the undermining of Arabs living in Israel, an organisation that Lord Levi funded.
It would also appear that Browns father contributed to this fund as well as himself, rather odd for Christians especially a Pastor.
As patron of JNF UK, Gordon Brown will join a club that includes prominent British politicians and religious figures who, on the one hand, speak of the need for peace and justice in the Middle East while, on the other, promote and defend the racist Jews-only state of Israel. They include Tony Blair, Conservative leader David Cameron and Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, who is said to be a close friend of Brown.
In fact Brown and Haig will be speaking at the JFN meeting at Brighton.
Does one have to fund Jewish causes to gain power in British politics?
The best possible person to ask that question maybe Levi himself, he's also an expert in how to gain Knight hoods and keeping offshore accounts.
Once upon a time men had to show valor to gain such knighthoods :sneaky: