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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Kenneth V. McNutt who wrote (613162)8/29/2004 1:43:33 PM
From: Emile Vidrine  Read Replies (3) of 769670
 
THE JEWISH PROBLEM EXAMINED HONESTLY


— "They (Jews) control a great deal of the world's finances." "Since we speak frankly,
I will tell you something else. The Jewish people control most of the big symphonic orchestras
in the world. When I wrote the Palestinian national anthem, the Boston Symphony was
planning a production of my work. It is controlled by Jewish people. They didn't allow the
concert to go on. Since then I cannot work with any great orchestra. They refuse me."
"Wherever there are Jews.=Wherever there are orchestras controlled by Jewish people,
they boycott my work."

— "In America the Jewish community is very strong. It controls much of the economy.
Certainly the mass media.”

— " But the international Jewish community is also a negative phenomena. The Jewish people
now appear to control the big banks. And often the governments. So whatever bad or evil comes
from the governments, it's natural for ordinary people to associate that with the Jewish people."

— "I believe that the war in Iraq and the aggressive attitude toward Iran is greatly influenced
by the Israeli secret services."

— "There is a group of Jews who surround Bush and control the policy of the United States."

— America, the great superpower, is actually controlled today by the Jews? "Yes."
haaretz.com
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