>>24579367Forgot the portion of the alleged letter since I was too tickled by the captcha lol
Pic related.
Also very likely fake because the state of Israel didn’t yet exist then as a geopolitical entity, and Zionism was an obscurer, fledgling movement. Although it DID start in the late 18th century, and there WAS already some deliberate migration of Jews to the land of Palestine around the time, including as a reaction to antisemitism and pogroms in Europe, but it was as a very small minority.
I’m no historian, and I concede it might obviously be bullshit. But, again, it’s a possible instance of truth in fiction, fiction mirroring reality.
The leftist anti-Zionist movement you’re talking about also does seem to explicitly mesh very well with some of this “globalist” (internationalist) agenda of such entities (CFR, Trilateral Commission, UN, etc.). Including the rhetoric of the evil white settlers, reversing the effects of colonialism, European racism, etc. An attempted leveling out of the races and nations, and refugees flooding in from poorer nations of the third world and elsewhere into first world Western countries. The purple-hairs, as you might call them, seem like the vanguard of this agenda, ironically perfect pawns for (rich White and Jewish) billionaire globalist elites and the like, while talking about how they have “smash White Supremacy, including light-skinned Jews like Ashkenazi Jews.”
Just because I sympathize with objections to the atrocities of Israel, doesn’t mean I’m with such progressives on everything. It’s a real tangled case.
Also regardless of how it might seem these purple-hairs have a lot of power and are being backed by the institutions, there still is some sometimes shady and heavyhanded Zionist propaganda, shilling, censoring efforts, including through Trump and what he’s tried to push in universities with public funding, and targeting of immigrant students, besides ordinary students, expressing anti-Zionist views or protesting Israel.
Divide and conquer, maybe?