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Speaking of Mama’s Hollywood beauty, I read that in 1927, after White Thomas Alva Edison invented the first talkie movie machine, the Jews united together and ganged up on him, and stole his invention. They used it for Jew propaganda films (called entertainment) to manipulate Whites against our own interests, instead of the entertainment and education Edison thought it should be used for. After all it was his invention, not theirs. His invention was the result of 10,000+ inventions and research. White Edison fought the Jews with police, lawyers, and courts but little did he know Jew$ had these White men and fellow Jews in their pocket$. White Edison took matters into his own hands since he couldn’t get justice in USA and hired thugs to smash the movie sets for revenge on the Jew thieves who fled to Hollywood. Edison, and his wife, after his death, spent their entire money supply and rest of their lives tied up in knots trying to get justice in the court systems. Jews produced movies freely which specialized in sub-conscious race-breaking the White people, degenerating us, and leaving Jews as pure-blooded or highest bred - same for Yellows, Browns, Reds, Muslims, Hindus and Blacks. It’s called takeover of the White's home, USA; takeover of the world. Even recently, David Brooks of the New York Times admitted Jews have taken over the USA. All of this kind of talk was taboo when I first started journal writing 2002. Jew$ were about to take over the wealth of the greatest nation on earth and turn Whites into their slaves, as they did to my people in Poland and Europe for 900 years. The first-ever (talkie) movie, “The Jazz Singer,” was made to get to the “feelings” of Whites, for Jews banked on that to manipulate us and to get... ... middle of paper ... ...bi in the USA, Capers Funnye . Is this takeover a Jew and Black comedy joke on their joint effort to rob, genocide and terrorize the White Race? While I'm so thankful for my humble White roots and life, why does Black Michelle Obama comment she had nothing to be grateful for until her husband became President. She never knew the meaning of slavery as me and my folks did. Blacks worked two months of the year in the South, and given free homemade clothing, best of food, priority over White slaves who Blacks nick-named "White Trash." The term, "shuffling" was given to represent the fact that Blacks pretended to work, to bring more Black workers to America from Africa for Jew$' profits! It cost Jew$ $20 to pay off African Kings in rum and beads, and then bring to USA where Jew$ gouged White Southern plantation owners at a price of $2,000 each by today's money value!

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