Yes, and they're also behind the fascism that all these contrivances are calculated to foster. Sure, some jews are involved, some muslims. All of this is become apparent and proveable because it supports the story of religion, which is also a lie. Religion says that we will be saved. The jews will be scapegoated in this country, and none of the guilty ones will suffer.
It's obvious you have a deep hatred for religion. And you have a soft spot for the story line that Jews will always be scapegoated and victimized - because of religion - not just religion, but the Catholic Church. And with that the Jesuits.
You condemn the Catholic Church. And you absolve the Jews and their faith - another religion. You seem to think the Jews had not done anything at all that made them the target of the backlash that was Hitler and the holocaust. The Jews certainly did not deserve such a response. Because in a civilized world, there are peaceful ways to redress grievances.
Since you hate religion so much, why do you defend the Jews whose religion is one of "an eye for an eye," and one that speaks of the total annihilation of their enemies, as encoded in the Old Testament, which forms a key basis for their belief system. When Jesus spread the gospel of love, of the golden rule "Do unto others as you would have done unto you" and of turning the other cheek, and of loving your enemies, why did the Jews of the Old Testament reject him? I then ask you if the religion of the Jews (aligned with the Old Testament) is a religion of love and of peace. If you can say that it is so, then I can very well understand that you should defend them, hook line and sinker.
And why do you paint the Catholic Church with one broad stroke and brand it evil? Is the religion sowing hate? Is it because there were and are priests that molested children? Is it because its liturgy reeks of cannibalism when believers "symbolically" eat his body and drink his blood, simply as as a sign of communion with Christ, to remind believers that Christ lives in him, and that he should act like Christ would? How does your mind, good in reasoning in many other aspects of life, fail to grasp this?
Jesus' wisdom in dissuading the mob that was casting stones into an adulteress or a prostitute asking them " Let he who has no sin cast the first stone" is instructive even to us. Are you judging the whole church because some priests molested children, and the church didn't do enough to stop it? Yes, it was a dark stain, and the church should have acted differently and nipped the bud at the very beginning, to keep the church from being a den of child molesters that found a way to use the church's merciful and trusting nature to their own ends. But you have to ask if this is really the church that Christ founded, or if this was an aberration that does not speak for the whole church.
Are you so anal to be so focused on mistakes that you fail to see what the church has accomplished in carrying out Jesus' message of love? Are you always going to curse the darkness and not bring light to where there's darkness?
I can see that you want nothing to do with blaming the victim, and maybe in your sense of fairness you see it is right to help the victim, and you consider Jews to be eternally the victims of a very malevolent form of discrimination, echoing back to the Holocaust of Hitler.
Is "Once a victim, always a victim" something you believe in? Wouldn't a victim of abuse, after surviving the abuse, become a worse victimizer, if the trauma of that victimization has not fully healed? Wouldn't the fear in the victim so much so that he is always in a state of defensiveness, in an unhealthy state of stress? Won't this chronic state of stress produce seeds of hate and flames of war on a perpetual basis? What if this state exists for the entire tribe of Judah, after the holocaust? Won't its people be on a constant state of wariness, and in a state of siege? Won't they build a wall of riches and power to protect themselves from any threat? Won't they seek out annihilation instead of balance, given their adherence to Old Testament thinking?
Yes, I see now what @icecreamlover was alluding to in an earlier post. The Jews need to heal themselves. They can be a force for good, and a source of healing for the entire world. But the Jewish nation has to heal its old wounds. Unlearn its reflex to annihilate, but instead learn to live in a world of balance with other people.
The Jesuits have been trying to be a bridge for people for a long time. There is no other motive but to give God greater glory, and it is through mankind's upliftment that God is glorified. It is not through divisions, through wars, through wholesale manipulation of our thoughts and actions. It is not to create fear that leads to hatred. It is through love and understanding. The message is simple. Just as we know taking care of our health is simple. It is coherent as well.