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Contributor: "Bugman"
Interview with Gilad Atzmon: Calling A Spade A Spade
Our academics are suppressed, and scholarship is silenced, for within the tyranny of political correctness, our academics are forced to primarily consider the boundaries of the discourse — they first examine carefully what they are allowed to say – and then they fill in the empty spaces, formulating theories or narratives.This quote from Gilad is so true, not only as used here within the zionist-guided constraints.
We find these restrictions also developing in the biological, physical and other fields due to guided limits set by large corporations and enforced on academics.
However this should not take away the importance of the rest of the interview.
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In that interview, Atzmon distinguishes among Jews, Judaism and Jewish ideology, the latter of which he says holds excessive power in the West, is behind the credit crunch - "a Zionist punch" - the war on Iraq, and a "promised planet nightmare".
He doesn't mention the Christian Zionism/End of Days connection, however, which I think is all-important to the full picture of why the lobby has been able to gain its powerful foothold in the West.
When the US has a president who addresses the protests in Egypt from a "prayer breakfast" in the White House, what you have is a full-blown, ideological theocracy that includes Israel spreading over all of Palestine with all of Jerusalem as its capital.
In Canada,The National Prayer Breakfast is a yearly event held under the combined authority of the Speakers of the Senate and the House of Commons - "in the spirit of Jesus Christ", or at least somebody's interpretation of what that is.
Great strides have been made toward ending the separation of church and state.
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