… Can any Jew be a human if they still hold onto their bat and bar mitzvah bullshit and their fucking menorah shit . . . ?
Oct 20, 2025
Human stain: Norm Coleman, “Former U.S. Senator Now Lobbyist and Agent for the Saudi Government
“The masters of the universe are Jews!”
- Norman “Norm” Bertram Coleman Jr. is an American politician and lobbyist who served as a U.S. Senator for Minnesota from 2003 to 2009.
- He is the current chairman of the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC).
- Coleman was a prominent figure in Minnesota politics, first as mayor of Saint Paul (1994–2002), initially as a Democrat before switching to the Republican party.
- He lost his bid for re-election to the Senate in 2008 to Al Franken.
Why did Israel bombard Gaza on Sunday, killing 45? This is a “ceasefire”? Day 10 =
Rhetorical? These fucking Jews, these Jewish State of Israel Jews, under cover of their fucking bullshit thing called Zionist, want PEOPLE DEAD!
Amazing, all those trillions thrown into these fucking whores’ holes, man, and here we go — monsters outliving the living dead:
New data recently published by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) regarding health in the member states of the organization and other countries around the world indicates that Israel ranked fourth in life expectancy in the latest year measured, 2023, at 83.8 years — after Japan (84.1), Switzerland (84.3) and Spain (84.0), the Health Ministry says.
Israel ranks second after Switzerland in the lowest preventable mortality rate among OECD countries, with 134 deaths per 100,000 people. This places Israel among a small group of OECD countries that are characterized by both low health spending and a lower-than-average preventable mortality rate.
These Jews (Mate) talking about head ZioAzov Jew, Lensky, and this is bullshit — war lobby? Does Jewish Aaron identify who that lobby is? Ellison? Brin? Altman?
Trump rejects Zelensky on Tomahawks, but Washington’s war lobby refuses to “lose” — Aaron Maté
This cunt’s father murdered by the Jews:
This article is the second part of my Gray Alliance series of articles, building on my own political science scholarship as well as the work of others—most notably Professor Peter Dale Scott. The articles serve a companion to the Gray Alliance podcast series that Max Arvo and I have released at the American Exception podcast. I have intentionally drawn from a small number of sources here—partly because there are so few authoritative and methodologically sound writers on these subjects. Consider each of these articles to be a working paper of sorts. I could—and eventually may—add more details on the source material. For now, I recommend that interested readers consult the cited texts (especially the works of Peter Dale Scott) for more details.
Unspeakable: The Lansky-Teamster Syndicate
In light of the material presented in Part 1, Robert Kennedy’s Enemy Within thesis assumes greater significance.[1] Kennedy formulated a theory of a Teamster-centric national crime syndicate with deep ties to Las Vegas and the “skim” from its casinos. Robert Kennedy was hated by J.Edgar Hoover; Hoover’s symbiosis with the mob was likely a major factor here. As covered in Part 1, the FBI and FBN denied the existence of any sort of national crime syndicate. After the 1950 Kefauver hearings, the FBN adopted an Italian mafia theory to account for the nationally coordinated activity of the mob. After Apalachin and the McClellan Committee, the FBI grudgingly came to adopt a theory of la cosa nostra, essentially the Italian mafia. Robert F. Kennedy went further with The Enemy Within, formulating a theory of a national crime syndicate centered around Teamster labor racketeering and including aspects like the “skim” from Vegas casinos, most of which went to Lansky.[2]
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In the aftermath of Watergate—and after the US public finally saw the Zapruder film on television, showing that JFK was apparently shot from the front—the controversy over the JFK assassination reached a boiling point. The US House of Representatives decided to reinvestigate the assassination. In innumerable ways, the House Select Committee on Assassination (HSCA) was undermined and sabotaged throughout its existence. Despite this, the HSCA ultimately concluded that JFK was killed as the result of a probable conspiracy, likely including some combination of disparate mafia figures and Cuban exiles. Robert Blakey, the HSCA chief counsel, later went further, stating on the cover of his book, “Organized Crime Assassinated J.F.K.” Although Blakey had worked under RFK, he abandoned RFK’s Teamster-centered framework and simply rehashed the contrived la cosa nostra theory of US organized crime as ultimately an ethnic Italian enterprise. The weight of evidence suggests that the popular conception of an Italian mafia-dominated underworld is essentially a contrived mythological cover story.[3]
After spending a considerable time researching the deep politics of the US Empire, I surmise—based in part on reviewing and analyzing the work of Peter Dale Scott—that the clandestine US deep state has had as its perhaps most unspeakably sinister institution something that Scott has called the CIA global drug connection. In Deep Politics, Scott calls this “Operation X.” The FBI under Hoover, the FBN under Anslinger, and CIA Counterintelligence under James Angleton were all essentially protectors or accomplices of these operations which protected the nation-wide/international drug trafficking of the national crime syndicate over which Meyer Lansky presided.[4] For this reason, the absurdly suspicious Jack Ruby was the perfect choice to silence Oswald. He sat at the center of such explosive and lucrative state/Establishment criminality that the government could not possibly allow him to reveal the truth of Dallas. For one, such would expose as corrupt and criminal many prominent persons in business, politics, and organized labor. Secondly, it would damage US prestige in the “war of ideas” against the “Global Communist Conspiracy.”
In Deep Politics, Scott soberly gets right up to the heart of the matter. As to the question of why Ruby’s drug-informant status engendered so much cover-up, he offers a possible answer which I take to be essentially correct:
[W]hat is being protected is not a one-time arrangement, or even an arrangement through Ruby’s lifetime, but a more institutionalized arrangement between the mob and the government, initiated in the era of Hoover and Lansky but outlasting them and perhaps enduring down to the present.[5]
Meyer Lansky was the key figure in the unique and still largely obscure relationship to the underworld:
Except for a brief period when Robert Kennedy was pursuing the issue of the “skim” from Las Vegas casinos (most of which went to Lansky), Lansky was one of the three top organized crime figures never tapped of bugged by the FBI. (The other two, both also relevant to the Ruby story, were Carlos Marcello and Santo Trafficante.)[6]
A Lansky chronology may help to clarify matters:
In 1937, Lansky “established a special relationship with both FBN Chief Harry Anslinger and FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover,” by facilitating the arrest of Louis Buchalter—likely the top US drug trafficker and the figure Hoover described as “the most dangerous man in America.”[7] In 1939, the murder of Leon Cooke (with Jack Ruby in the room) led to Paul Dorfman’s ascension and the initial mob takeover of Teamster pension funds. In 1943, Lansky was recruited by the US government in Operation Underworld in order to help with the war effort. In 1945, Lansky was given the Medal of Freedom by President Harry Truman in a secret ceremony. This was the same year that Lanksy’s Mexican drug connection began operating. The 1946 murder of national racing wire king James Ragen traced back to Chicago underworld-connected oligarchs, Henry Crown and Walter Annenberg—the son of the pre-war racing wire king Moe Annenberg who was a “close friend of Meyer Lansky.”[8] As Peter Dale Scott notes, Ragen was shot “by Lennie Patrick and Dave Yaras, two longtime acquaintances of [Jack] Ruby.”[9] Later that year, Lansky associates opened up the Flamingo in Las Vegas, thereby establishing the Syndicate’s money laundering headquarters.
As for the indispensable role of Hoffa’s Teamsters, Sally Denton and Roger Morris summarize:
No figure, no union, charted more tellingly that larger corruption enveloping the nation than Hoffa and the Teamsters. Entangled with organized crime at almost every level, locals in Detroit, Miami, New York, and elsewhere were deeply involved not merely in racketeering in goods and services, jukeboxes here or contract kickbacks there, but in the Syndicate’s drug trafficking as well. In the Southern United States in particular, the union would be blatantly complicitous with the networks of major traffickers like Trafficante and Lansky, Teamster locals often sharing offices with narcotics dealers and acting as a depository or drop for both drug shipments and cash profits. Yet neither the McClellan Hearings in the fifties nor subsequent and sensational Hoffa prosecutions in the sixties exposed the drug scandal, one of the secrets mutually beneficial to all sides in a political culture in which the drug trade was already by 1960 so enmeshed with government intelligence, and providing large amounts of money to politicians in both parties. The drug connections were added proof of the pervasiveness of and integration of the Syndicate—of Las Vegas—and proved again the folly of an Italian-surnamed, simplistically “criminal” view of the system. “The postwar national Mafia became consolidated laterally, through kinship exploitation via the Teamsters of an intelligence-sanctioned drug traffic,” [Peter Dale] Scott concluded, “rather than downward from a hypothetical ethnic ‘national commission.’”[10]
The University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) has delivered a pointed rebuff, declining to sign President Donald Trump’s so-called Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education. This is a funding-preference plan that asks universities to cap international enrolment, freeze tuition, and formalise protections for conservative speech. Penn’s refusal marks the fourth from a marquee campus, following peers that have already balked. But this rejection cuts deeper: Trump himself is an alumnus of the university, having earned a Bachelor of Science in economics from UPenn’s Wharton School in 1968. For a man who has long wielded the Wharton brand as evidence of intellect and accomplishment, the symbolism is striking.
[Note: Economics? It’s fucking a bullshit degree, and Wharton is a fucking joke, and Trump? Cheater, lying cunt, end run.]
These fucking multimillionaire cunts like Gilmore, who the fuck cares about his fucking life?
“David Gilmour: I am never performing with Roger Waters again”
The guitarist and his wife Polly Samson on Pink Floyd beef, a recent photography project and the secret to a happy marriage.
“Absolutely not,” the guitarist responded. “I tend to steer clear of people who actively support genocidal and autocratic dictators like Putin and Maduro [president of Venezuela]. Nothing would make me share a stage with someone who thinks such treatment of women and the LGBT community is OK.”
It’s in the fucking cow puffy eyes. Look at the hippy, and there you have it: British Exceptionalism, David!
Why go through with the deal, Mexico? All the racism and death caused by the Texass Cunts to your PEOPLE?
Mexico has until the end of the month to make good on a promise to deliver water to the United States.
In April, the U.S. and Mexico signed a deal requiring Mexico to send a certain amount of water to the Rio Grande.
Hidalgo County water advocate Sonny Hinojosa believes they’ll meet that goal set in April, but he says Mexico is still falling short on the water owed under a 1944 treaty.
“As we all know, that the ‘44 treaty has no penalty provisions. So we’re trying to incorporate something into USMCA when it’s renegotiated and hopefully that’ll put some teeth into the ‘44 treaty,” Hinojosa said.
Under the 1944 treaty, Mexico still owes around 900,000 acre feet of water. The five-year cycle to deliver that water ends this month.
Last week, Rio Grande Valley farmers, lawmakers and water advocates, like Hinojosa, met. They’re urging everyone to provide input on that United States, Mexico, Canada Agreement.
They hope, through that input, Mexico will face penalties for not holding up their end of the treaty.
What to Know About Adelita Grijalva, Her Stalled Swearing-In, and Her Crucial Epstein Vote
Hero:
A Tucson native, Grijalva, 54, is the daughter of former Arizona Rep. Raúl Grijalva. The elder Grijalva served in the House since 2003, representing the state’s 7th district from 2003 to 2013, the state’s 3rd district from 2013 to 2023, and the 7th district again from 2023 until his death at age 77 in March. He was set to retire at the end of his term but suffered from lung cancer and died from related complications.
The younger Grijalva, who is married to a librarian and has three children, worked in the public sector for a while before running for Congress. According to her campaign biography, Grijalva was first elected to the Tucson Unified School District Governing Board in 2002, and she served on the Pima County Board of Supervisors after being elected in 2020 and re-elected in 2024. She also worked at Pima County Teen Court for more than 25 years.
Versus semen and chlamydia drips:
A novel idea BC — Before Capitalism. We’re in AD, Artificial Dictorials! And, she’s a fucking woman, a non-Jew, a German, and, well, that is the death of her ideas in this Century of the Shekel Jews.
The organization of work influences people’s ability to live together and shapes citizens’ perception of society. In a world constantly changing due to new technologies, German philosopher and social scientist Lisa Herzog asks what it means to act ethically while working as just one part of public or private organizations. Standing at the intersection of political philosophy and economic thought, Herzog has studied various free-market thinkers (from Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel to Adam Smith) and analyzed the ethics of the financial sector. She has also done fieldwork, which is rare for a philosopher. She is interested in the relationship between ideas and real life.
In her work, Herzog proposes that employees themselves should organize their work environment because they know it best. She advocates for making paid work more democratic at a time when education, training, or motivation no longer guarantee a decent job or salary. And she addresses the fear many have of being controlled or pushed around by algorithms designed to maximize efficiency.
ECONOMISTS? A good idea, at the bottom of the sea with Lawyers, Casino Hedge Funders, SKinny Jeans Techies, and, well, give me your list here: Markets? Oh, those human lives, those people got in the mutilating blades of the capitalists, cunts. Yeah, we are the market, sure enought!
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‘A friend calls it the everything bubble’: Why do so many economists fear a 1929-style crash?
We have faced fears, for more than 10 years, that the market is going to experience the kind of crash not seen in nearly a century.
Is that fucking Bezos rag, Wash Post Mortem? Gen. Caine, Hegseth to fly in fighter jets during Nevada demo flight – The Washington Post
Calling Yemen, Calling Yemen!
Anything coming out of the chlamydia hole that serves as Seme Drip Trump’s mouth is a viral pool of feces:
“I don’t know what could be worse than Portland,” Trump said in an 8 October White House meeting. “You don’t even have stores anymore. They don’t even put glass up. They put plywood on their windows. Most of the retailers have left.”
Oregon’s largest city boasts a wealth of beauty, nestled between two rivers and surrounded by mountains. It isn’t “bombed out”, as Trump said, and officials in recent weeks have worked hard to convince Trump the city is not a dystopia, saying years of public messaging about Portland’s challenges are outdated.
“Portland is vibrant and thriving,” said a 28 September letter co-signed by 200 Oregon business leaders, elected officials and organizations. “Just like with public safety, we recognize that there is more work to do and we continue to forge public-private partnerships every day to make our city better.”
That white piece of cheese, dripping Cheez Whiz fucking trash, the face of this Kunt-Tree tis of KKK:
China likes to condemn the United States for extending its arm too far outside of its borders to make demands on non-American companies. But when it sought to hit back at the U.S. interests this month, Beijing did exactly the same.
In expanding export rules on rare earths, Beijing for the first time announced it will require foreign firms to obtain approval from the Chinese government to export magnets containing even tiny amounts of China-originated rare earth materials or produced with Chinese technology.
Jew and Bait and please, a Molotov in his office, bedroom, vehicle, fucking where he dines out.
Jews are the Modern Day Economic Sicarios: Paramount Skydance to cut 2,000 jobs starting final week of October:
Pentagon press confronts new reality of Trump era: Being banned from the Pentagon
After correspondents refused to sign the Defense Department’s new press policy they lost their permanent credentials, barring them from the Pentagon. Here’s how that will change military and defense coverage.
We are dealing with Captain Petey-Crunch:
Made to stay crunchy, bitch. Hegseth said he settled sexual assault accusation for $50,000
The 2020 settlement by Trump’s pick to lead the Pentagon was confidential but was revealed in response to Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s confirmation questions.
Give us Sellers, please, not this fucking Cheung!
After the recent revelation that Pete Hegseth had secretly paid a financial settlement to a woman who had accused him of raping her in 2017, President-elect Donald Trump stood by his choice of Hegseth to become the next Secretary of Defense. Trump’s communications director, Steven Cheung, issued a statement noting that Hegseth, who has denied wrongdoing, has not been charged with any crime. “President Trump is nominating high-caliber and extremely qualified candidates to serve in his administration,” Cheung maintained.
Paul Haeder, Author 