Another video of Dan Belizier. In the conversation, they started to touch upon why there are so many Jewish billionaires and because maybe 'they work together' but didn't expand on that. I believe that's the main reason they are so 'successful': Self-promoting while hidden in plain sight, appearing 'local', hiding behind white skin and crisp American accents. While all that would be okay except they work for a foreign govt's interests at the EXPENSE of the American interests and that's totally unacceptable.
Speaking of self-promotion, my own niece, through marriage, is a young beautiful blonde in performing arts but her career is not going far. It is not that she's without talent--America is full of such people even in smaller towns. It is that she doesn't have someone 'connected' to pull her up. She is Christian. I bet if she were of Jewish background some Spielberg would be pulling her up!
This also explains why they are so high IQ--opportunities given, opportunities taken. Good diet, good education spread over generations and not hard for a small community to be successful given such advantages.
Here is the video--and look how clearly this guy Dan speaks: The recent students protests became an issue because they were against Israel otherwise the BLM protests in 2020 were far worse but were actually promoted by the media.
The statement that Jews are intelligent is another fabricated lie. Having grown up with them it was obvious that they have typical intelligence across society however they are more deviously crooked and abject liars and very self-centered and organised through their temple networks. They are well organised mafia who have taken over key government and financial positions of their host countries and spread their tentacles into business and education. It is the gullible leaders of the world who fall for their lies and deceit who are the weakness and who bring calamity upon their indigenous people.
NY Times reporter leaked Jewish WhatsApp group to anti-Israel activists who doxxed and harassed members: report
Opinion by Ariel Zilber
• 22h • 3 min read
The New York Times said it took disciplinary action against a reporter who acknowledged leaking data about a WhatsApp group chat for Jewish business people that led to its members being doxxed and harassed by activists sympathetic to Palestinians.
Natasha Frost, a Times reporter who was based in Melbourne, Australia, earlier this year, downloaded and shared 900 pages of content from the private WhatsApp chat that was launched by Jewish professionals in response to the Oct. 7 attacks by Hamas terrorists that claimed the lives of nearly 1,200 Israelis.
Frost acknowledged to the Wall Street Journal that she shared the information with one individual before it fell into the hands of anti-Zionist activists.
The New York Times said it took disciplinary action against a reporter who leaked details of a WhatsApp group chat whose members ended up being doxxed as a result. REUTERS
Natasha Frost apologized for leaking information about the WhatsApp group chat consisting of pro-Israel supporters. New York Times
Hundreds of the group chat participants were then shocked to discover that their personal information was circulating online — leading to online and in-person harassment that escalated to the point where some were forced to leave their homes.
A Times spokesperson told the Journal that the newspaper had “reviewed the matter and appropriate action” was taken when it became aware of Frost’s actions.
“It has been brought to our attention that a New York Times reporter inappropriately shared information with the subject of a story to assist the individual in a private matter, a clear violation of our ethics,” a spokeswoman for the newspaper said.
“This was done without the knowledge or approval of the Times.”
Frost told the Journal that she shared the information with one person who then disseminated the details without her permission.
“Its subsequent dissemination and misuse happened entirely without my knowledge or consent,” Frost said. “I was shocked by these events, which put me and many others at terrible risk.”
Frost added: “I deeply regret my decision and I have no plans to comment further.”
Joshua Moshe, a Jewish resident of Melbourne, was one of the doxxing victims. Instagram/¿
Frost gained access to the WhatsApp group in November, just weeks after the Hamas attack.
In December, several members of the group began agitating for action against the Australian Broadcasting Corporation over its decision to hire journalist Antoinette Lattouf as a radio host on a part-time basis.
Lattouf, a native-born Australian who is of Lebanese descent, sparked controversy with social media posts accusing Israel of war crimes.
ABC terminated Lattouf midway through her five-day contract — prompting her to file a complaint alleging that she was the victim of racial discrimination.
Frost’s co-byline
appeared on a Times story that was published on Jan. 23 about the Lattouf firing.
Pro-Palestinian supporters in Australia circulated information about members of a WhatsApp group chat made up of people sympathetic to Israel. SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images
Days before the story went live, Frost left the WhatsApp group. Soon afterward, details from the group chat appeared on various websites and were widely shared among pro-Palestinian internet users.
A spreadsheet was created that listed the names, photographs, job titles and quotes from the WhatsApp group.
One of the WhatsApp group members, Joshua Moshe, said he and his wife started receiving threatening phone calls and emails calling them baby-killers and genocidal maniacs.
They also received a text message showing a photo of their 5-year-old son.
Moshe’s gift shop in Melbourne was vandalized with graffiti and stickers of crossed-out Israeli flags urging would-be customers to boycott the store.
Moshe ended up shuttering his shop. He then took his wife and child and left their neighborhood.
Australian authorities are looking into criminalizing doxxing after several Jewish community members were targeted. SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images
A Jewish high school teacher based in Melbourne who also participated in the WhatsApp chat said her school received phone calls and threats from anonymous callers who accused her of being “complicit in genocide.”
Other professionals who took part in the WhatsApp chat reported losing job and business opportunities.
The incident prompted Mark Dreyfus, Australia’s attorney general, to propose a law that would criminalize doxxing.
Dreyfus said the new laws would strengthen Australian protections against hate speech, but provided scant detail about how they would work.
“The increasing use of online platforms to harm people through practices like doxxing, the malicious release of their personal information without their permission, is a deeply disturbing development,” Dreyfus, who is Jewish, told reporters.
“The recent targeting of members of the Australian Jewish community through those practices like doxxing was shocking but, sadly, this is far from being an isolated incident,” Dreyfus added.
With Post wires
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