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Jews have been expelled
from every country they have ever lived in, at all periods of history, even
when they were not massacred. They have been booted out by the Egyptians,
the Babylonians, the Greeks, Romans, Christians and Muslims; always and
everywhere.
Every time, the principal reason invoked was usury,
that is, lending at abusive interest rates, ruining peasants and tradesmen
while disproportionately enriching the Jewish communities in all the
cities. The receiving of stolen goods is another accusation frequently
mentioned in the texts, as well as their manifest hatred of the church and
the goyim in general.
All over Europe, they engaged in
smuggling, debasing the coinage, washing ducats in acid, using yellow
arsenic to give brass the color of gold, to swindle and deceive the
Christians in a thousand ways. Very little has changed in this regard,
except that these swindles have acquired a scope unprecedented in history
since the turn of the 20th century.
In Israel's Billions: Jewish Swindlers and International
Financiers, author Hervé Ryssen
details just how Jewish bankers, businessmen and powerbrokers are stealing
the wealth of the people of the world. Included are chapters on the biggest
financial rip-offs in history, the VAT frauds, the CO2 swindle, advertising
and insert frauds, fake bank transfers, the Talmud, pyramid rackets, Bernie
Madoff's flimflams, insider trading swindles, today's super-predators, the
Cosmopolitan Project—and even more. All together, this book comprises
the most complete and precise source for exactly how the Jewish
community—from its earliest incarnations—has worked to fleece
the goyim amongst whom they dwell.
Softcover, 279 pages,
#833. Order online here.
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