I recently stumbled upon an article by the NY Times which catalogs who holds all of the positions of power in the United States. This was in the wake of the 2016 Oscars "Scandal" that not enough of a share of Oscar recipients were minorities. Predictably, they used this information to show that evil white males have most of the powerful positions in the society, while it is clearly obvious after a bit of googling that they are (((whites))).
Does anyone have enough autism to go through these about 500 names and mark which ones are part of God's chosen. The mainstream media redpill works pretty well on normies.
Here's the link nytimes.com
Here's archive but I can't get it to display properly web.archive.org
I mean, look at all these evil whites in pic related that clearly run Hollywood
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Good find but shit OP op.
I have a screencap of the article, but need to compile the names individually
Its funny, because they often scrub the Hollywood kikes Jewish heritage , but you can track them by their siblings.
It's clearly obvious at a fucking glance, look at their hideous and malformed faces.
this is from 2016
Opening these pics is like visiting a synagogue.
And your argument?
just lol
looks like an articles been done on this
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Let's divide up the work. I'll start with the first two sections, "Leaders of the Largest American Companies" and "The President and His Cabinet". Remember to source evrything. I might make an infographic on this, should be good for redpilling
lots of these have already been done, I would google it …
Business Leaders
David P. Abney, UPS; Samuel R. Allen, Deere; Richard H. Anderson, Delta Air Lines; Greg L. Armstrong, Plains GP Holdings; Mary T. Barra, General Motors; George S. Barrett, Cardinal Health; Mark T. Bertolini, Aetna; Jeffrey P. Bezos, Amazon.com; Lloyd C. Blankfein, Goldman Sachs Group; Edward D. Breen, DuPont; Bruce D. Broussard, Humana; Warren Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway; Carl M. Casale, CHS; Safra A. Catz, Oracle; Steven H. Collis, AmerisourceBergen; Timothy D. Cook, Apple; Michael L. Corbat, Citigroup; David Cordani, Cigna; Brian Cornell, Target; David M. Cote, Honeywell International; Roger W. Crandall, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance; William J. DeLaney III, Sysco; Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan Chase; Mark Fields, Ford Motor Company; Greg C. Garland, Phillips 66; Gregory J. Goff, Tesoro; Joseph Gorder, Valero Energy; James P. Gorman, Morgan Stanley; Alex Gorsky, Johnson & Johnson; John H. Hammergren, McKesson; Peter D. Hancock, AIG; Gregory J. Hayes, United Technologies; Gary R. Heminger, Marathon Petroleum; Stephen J. Hemsley, UnitedHealth Group; Marillyn A. Hewson, Lockheed Martin; Mark Hurd, Oracle; Robert A. Iger, Walt Disney; Jeffrey R. Immelt, General Electric; W. Craig Jelinek, Costco; R. Milton Johnson, HCA Holdings; Hubert B. Joly, Best Buy; Steven A. Kandarian, MetLife; Michael J. Kasbar, World Fuel Services; Muhtar Kent, Coca-Cola; Brian M. Krzanich, Intel; Edward S. Lampert, Sears Holdings; Ryan M. Lance, ConocoPhillips; Donald H. Layton, Freddie Mac; David J. Lesar, Halliburton; Andrew N. Liveris, Dow Chemical; David H. Long, Liberty Mutual Insurance Group; Theodore A. Mathas, New York Life Insurance; Timothy J. Mayopoulos, Fannie Mae; Lowell C. McAdam, Verizon; Doug McMillon, Walmart; W. Rodney McMullen, Kroger; John W. McReynolds, Energy Transfer Equity; Craig A. Menear, Home Depot; Larry J. Merlo, CVS Health; Robert G. Miller, Albertson’s; Alex A. Molinaroli, Johnson Controls; Alain Monié, Ingram Micro; Brian T. Moynihan, Bank of America Corp.; Dennis A. Muilenburg, Boeing; James R. Murdoch, Twenty-First Century Fox; Robert A. Niblock, Lowe's; Phebe Novakovic, General Dynamics; Sean M. O'Connor, INTL FCStone; Douglas R. Oberhelman, Caterpillar; Larry Page, Alphabet; W. Doug Parker, American Airlines Group; Stefano Pessina, Walgreens; Stephen S. Rasmussen, Nationwide; Ian C. Read, Pfizer; Charles H. Robbins, Cisco Systems; Brian L. Roberts, Comcast; Virginia M. Rometty, IBM; Irene Rosenfeld, Mondelez International; Donnie Smith, Tyson Foods; Frederick W. Smith, FedEx; Randall L. Stephenson, AT&T; John R. Strangfeld, Prudential Financial; John G. Stumpf, Wells Fargo; Joseph R. Swedish, Anthem; David S. Taylor, Procter & Gamble; A. James Teague, Enterprise Products Partners; Inge Thulin, 3M; Rex W. Tillerson, Exxon Mobil; Michael L. Tipsord, State Farm Insurance Cos.; John S. Watson, Chevron; Dion J. Weisler, HP Inc.; Michael D. White, DirecTV; Meg Whitman, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise; Thomas J. Wilson, Allstate; Kenneth I. Chenault, American Express; Roger W. Ferguson Jr., TIAA-CREF; Kenneth C. Frazier, Merck; Juan R. Luciano, Archer Daniels Midland; Oscar Muñoz, United Continental Holdings; Satya Nadella, Microsoft; Indra K. Nooyi, Pepsico; George Paz, Express Scripts Holding
President and His Cabinet:
Joseph R. Biden Jr., ; Sylvia Mathews Burwell, ; Ashton B. Carter, ; Sally Jewell, ; John Kerry, ; Jacob J. Lew, ; Robert McDonald, ; Ernest J. Moniz, ; Penny Pritzker, ; Thomas J. Vilsack, ; Julián Castro, ; Anthony Foxx, ; Jeh Johnson, ; John B. King Jr., ; Loretta E. Lynch, ; President Obama, ; Thomas E. Perez,
Ivy League Presidents:
Lee C. Bollinger, Columbia; Christopher L. Eisgruber, Princeton; Drew Faust, Harvard; Elizabeth Garrett, Cornell; Amy Gutmann, University of Pennsylvania; Philip J. Hanlon, Dartmouth; Christina Paxson, Brown; Peter Salovey, Yale
KEK. Exactly.
I like where this is going.
Senators:
Lamar Alexander, Tennessee; Kelly Ayotte, New Hampshire; Tammy Baldwin, Wisconsin; John Barrasso, Wyoming; Michael F. Bennet, Colorado; Richard Blumenthal, Connecticut; Roy Blunt, Missouri; John Boozman, Arkansas; Barbara Boxer, California; Sherrod Brown, Ohio; Richard Burr, North Carolina; Maria Cantwell, Washington; Shelley Moore Capito, West Virginia; Benjamin L. Cardin, Maryland; Thomas R. Carper, Delaware; Bob Casey, Pennsylvania; Bill Cassidy, Louisiana; Dan Coats, Indiana; Thad Cochran, Mississippi; Susan M. Collins, Maine; Chris Coons, Delaware; Bob Corker, Tennessee; John Cornyn, Texas; Tom Cotton, Arkansas; Michael D. Crapo, Idaho; Steve Daines, Montana; Joe Donnelly, Indiana; Richard J. Durbin, Illinois; Michael B. Enzi, Wyoming; Joni Ernst, Iowa; Dianne Feinstein, California; Deb Fischer, Nebraska; Jeff Flake, Arizona; Al Franken, Minnesota; Cory Gardner, Colorado; Kirsten Gillibrand, New York; Lindsey Graham, South Carolina; Charles E. Grassley, Iowa; Orrin G. Hatch, Utah; Martin Heinrich, New Mexico; Heidi Heitkamp, North Dakota; Dean Heller, Nevada; John Hoeven, North Dakota; James M. Inhofe, Oklahoma; Johnny Isakson, Georgia; Ron Johnson, Wisconsin; Tim Kaine, Virginia; Angus King, Maine; Mark S. Kirk, Illinois; Amy Klobuchar, Minnesota; James Lankford, Oklahoma; Patrick J. Leahy, Vermont; Mike Lee, Utah; Joe Manchin III, West Virginia; Edward J. Markey, Massachusetts; John McCain, Arizona; Claire McCaskill, Missouri; Mitch McConnell, Kentucky; Jeff Merkley, Oregon; Barbara A. Mikulski, Maryland; Jerry Moran, Kansas; Lisa Murkowski, Alaska; Christopher S. Murphy, Connecticut; Patty Murray, Washington; Bill Nelson, Florida; Rand Paul, Kentucky; David Perdue, Georgia; Gary Peters, Michigan; Rob Portman, Ohio; Jack Reed, Rhode Island; Harry Reid, Nevada; Jim Risch, Idaho; Pat Roberts, Kansas; Michael Rounds, South Dakota; Bernie Sanders, Vermont; Ben Sasse, Nebraska; Brian Schatz, Hawaii; Chuck Schumer, New York; Jeff Sessions, Alabama; Jeanne Shaheen, New Hampshire; Richard C. Shelby, Alabama; Debbie Stabenow, Michigan; Dan Sullivan, Alaska; Jon Tester, Montana; John Thune, South Dakota; Thom Tillis, North Carolina; Patrick J. Toomey, Pennsylvania; Tom Udall, New Mexico; David Vitter, Louisiana; Mark Warner, Virginia; Elizabeth Warren, Massachusetts; Sheldon Whitehouse, Rhode Island; Roger Wicker, Mississippi; Ron Wyden, Oregon; Cory A. Booker, New Jersey; Ted Cruz, Texas; Mazie K. Hirono, Hawaii; Robert D. Menendez, New Jersey; Marco Rubio, Florida; Tim Scott, South Carolina
Hollywood Executives:
Toby Emmerich, New Line Cinema; Kevin Feige, Marvel Studios; Jon Feltheimer, Lionsgate; Jim Gianopulos, 20th Century Fox ; Brad Grey, Paramount Pictures; Alan Horn, Walt Disney Studios; Robert A. Iger, The Walt Disney Company; Jeffrey Katzenberg, Dreamworks Animation; Kathleen Kennedy, LucasFilm; Sue Kroll, Warner Bros. Pictures; Donna Langley, Universal Pictures; John Lasseter, Pixar; Michael Lynton, Sony Entertainment; Rob Moore, Paramount Pictures; Thomas E. Rothman, Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group; Jeff Shell, Universal Filmed Entertainment Group; Stacey Snider, 20th Century Fox ; Steven Spielberg, Amblin Partners; Harvey Weinstein, The Weinstein Company; Kevin Tsujihara, Warner Bros. Entertainment
People Who Decide What Music Gets Produced:
Michele Anthony, Universal Music Group; Irving Azoff, Azoff MSG Entertainment; Martin N. Bandier, Sony/ATV Music Publishing; Len Blavatnik, Warner Music Group; Coran Capshaw, Red Light Management; Stephen F. Cooper, Warner Music Group; Daniel Ek, Spotify; Lucian Grainge, Universal Music Group; Jimmy Iovine, Apple; Robert Kondrk, Apple; Rob Light, Creative Artists Agency; Avery Lipman, Republic Records; Monte Lipman, Republic Records; Doug Morris, Sony Music Entertainment; Boyd Muir, Universal Music Group; Robert Pittman, iHeartMedia; Michael Rapino, Live Nation Entertainment; Trent Reznor, Apple; Rob Stringer, Columbia Records; Eddy Cue, Apple
Mayors of America’s Largest Cities:
Steve Adler, Austin, Tex.; Bill de Blasio, New York City; Lenny Curry, Jacksonville, Fla.; Mike Duggan, Detroit; Rahm Emanuel, Chicago; Kevin Faulconer, San Diego; Andrew J. Ginther, Columbus, Ohio; Joe Hogsett, Indianapolis; Jim Kenney, Philadelphia; Sam Liccardo, San Jose, Calif.; Ed Murray, Seattle; Betsy Price, Fort Worth; Mike Rawlings, Dallas; Jennifer Roberts, Charlotte, N.C.; Greg Stanton, Phoenix; Eric Garcetti, Los Angeles; Ed Lee, San Francisco; Oscar Leeser, El Paso; Ivy Taylor, San Antonio; Sylvester Turner, Houston
People Who Wield the Most Influence Over Which Books Americans Read:
Robert Barnett, ; Tina Bennett, William Morris Endeavor; Jonathan Burnham, Harper; Gina Centrello, Random House; Elyse Cheney, Elyse Cheney Literary Associates; Stephen Colbert, "The Late Show"; Jonathan Galassi, FSG; Ann Godoff, Penguin Press; Terry Gross, "Fresh Air"; Jonathan Karp, Simon & Schuster; Barbara Marcus, Random House Children's Books; Michael Pietsch, Hachette Book Group; Dick Robinson, Scholastic; Stephen Rubin, Henry Holt; John Sargent, Macmillan; Lorin Stein, Paris Review; William Thomas, Doubleday; Andrew Wylie, The Wylie Agency; Maya Mavjee, Crown; Sonny Mehta, Knopf group
People Who Decide Which Television Shows Americans See:
Roger Ailes, Fox News; Greg Berlanti, ; Charlie Collier, AMC; Nancy Dubuc, A&E Networks; Craig Erwich, Hulu; Glenn Geller, CBS; Robert Greenblatt, NBC Entertainment; Bonnie Hammer, NBC Universal Cable Entertainment Group; Reed Hastings, Netflix; John Landgraf, FX; Michael Lombardo, HBO; Lorne Michaels, "Saturday Night Live" (NBC); Les Moonves, CBS; Ryan Murphy, ; David Nevins, Showtime; Gary Newman, Fox Television Group; Mark Pedowitz, CW; Richard Plepler, HBO; Roy Price, Amazon; Kevin Reilly, Turner Entertainment; Ted Sarandos, Netflix; Ben Sherwood, ABC; John Skipper, ESPN; Dana Walden, Fox Television Group; Dick Wolf, ; David M. Zaslav, Discovery Communications; Jeff Zucker, CNN; Channing Dungey, ABC; Shonda Rhimes,
People Who Decide What News Gets Covered:
Roger Ailes, Fox News; Gerard Baker, Wall Street Journal; Martin Baron, The Washington Post; David Callaway, USA Today; James Goldston, ABC News; Phil Griffin, MSNBC; Mark Hoffman, CNBC; Andrew Lack, NBC News; John Micklethwait, Bloomberg; David Rhodes, CBS News; Jeff Zucker, CNN; Dean Baquet, The New York Times; Davan Maharaj, Los Angeles Times
Supreme Court:
Samuel Anthony Alito Jr., Stephen G. Breyer, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Elena Kagan, Anthony M. Kennedy, John G. Roberts, Sonia Sotomayor, Clarence Thomas
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classify people from Europe, the Middle East and North Africa as white.
Article is nearly 3 years old.
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Names from the HTML separated into sections.
There's some NYTimes links to names at the bottom that could be included too for keks.
What app did you use for the screencap user?
Governors:
Greg Abbott, Texas; Charlie Baker, Massachusetts; Robert Bentley, Alabama; Matt Bevin, Kentucky; Terry E. Branstad, Iowa; Jerry Brown, California; Kate Brown, Oregon; Sam Brownback, Kansas; Phil Bryant, Mississippi; Steve Bullock, Montana; Christopher Christie, New Jersey; Andrew M. Cuomo, New York; Jack Dalrymple, North Dakota; Dennis Daugaard, South Dakota; Mark Dayton, Minnesota; Nathan Deal, Georgia; Doug Ducey, Arizona; John Bell Edwards, Louisiana; Mary Fallin, Oklahoma; Bill Haslam, Tennessee; Maggie Hassan, New Hampshire; Gary R. Herbert, Utah; John W. Hickenlooper, Colorado; Larry Hogan, Maryland; Asa Hutchinson, Arkansas; Jay Inslee, Washington; John Kasich, Ohio; Paul R. LePage, Maine; Dannel P. Malloy, Connecticut; Jack Markell, Delaware; Terry McAuliffe, Virginia; Pat McCrory, North Carolina; Matt Mead, Wyoming; Jay Nixon, Missouri; C.L. "Butch" Otter, Idaho; Mike Pence, Indiana; Gina Raimondo, Rhode Island; Bruce Rauner, Illinois; Pete Ricketts, Nebraska; Rick Scott, Florida; Peter Shumlin, Vermont; Rick Snyder, Michigan; Earl Ray Tomblin, West Virginia; Bill Walker, Alaska; Scott Walker, Wisconsin; Tom Wolf, Pennsylvania; Nikki R. Haley, South Carolina; David Ige, Hawaii; Susana Martinez, New Mexico; Brian Sandoval, Nevada
Military Advisers: Joseph F. Dunford Jr., U.S. Marine Corps; Frank J. Grass, U.S. Army; Mark Milley, U.S. Army; Robert B. Neller, U.S. Marine Corps; John Richardson, U.S. Navy; Paul J. Selva, U.S. Air Force; Mark A. Welsh III, U.S. Air Force
NBA Owners: Leslie Alexander, Houston Rockets; Paul Allen, Portland Trail Blazers; Micky Arison, Miami Heat; Steve Ballmer, Los Angeles Clippers; Clayton I. Bennett, Oklahoma City Thunder; Tom Benson, New Orleans Pelicans; Jeanie Buss, Los Angeles Lakers; Mark Cuban, Dallas Mavericks; Dan DeVos, Orlando Magic; James L. Dolan, New York Knicks; Wesley R. Edens, Milwaukee Bucks; Dan Gilbert, Cleveland Cavaliers; Tom Gores, Detroit Pistons; Wyc Grousbeck, Boston Celtics; Joshua Harris, Philadelphia 76ers; Peter M. Holt, San Antonio Spurs; Josh Kroenke, Denver Nuggets; Joseph Lacob, Golden State Warriors; Ted Leonsis, Washington Wizards; Greg Miller, Utah Jazz; Robert Pera, Memphis Grizzlies; Mikhail Prokhorov, Brooklyn Nets; Jerry Reinsdorf, Chicago Bulls; Antony P. Ressler, Atlanta Hawks; Robert G. Sarver, Phoenix Suns; Herbert Simon, Indiana Pacers; Lawrence M. Tanenbaum, Toronto Raptors; Glen A. Taylor, Minnesota Timberwolves; Michael Jordan, Charlotte Hornets; Vivek Ranadive, Sacramento Kings
NFL Owners: Paul Allen, Seattle Seahawks; Tom Benson, New Orleans Saints; Michael Bidwill, Arizona Cardinals; Stephen J. Bisciotti, Baltimore Ravens; Arthur M. Blank, Atlanta Falcons; Pat Bowlen, Denver Broncos; Michael Brown, Cincinnati Bengals; Mark Davis, Oakland Raiders; Martha Firestone Ford, Detroit Lions; Bryan Glazer, Tampa Bay Buccaneers; Jimmy Haslam, Cleveland Browns; Clark Hunt, Kansas City Chiefs; Jim Irsay, Indianapolis Colts; Woody Johnson, New York Jets; Jerry Jones, Dallas Cowboys; Robert Kraft, New England Patriots; Stan Kroenke, Los Angeles Rams; Jeffrey Lurie, Philadelphia Eagles; John Mara, New York Giants; Virginia McCaskey, Chicago Bears; Robert C. McNair, Houston Texans; Mark Murphy, Green Bay Packers; Terry Pegula, Buffalo Bills; Jerry Richardson, Carolina Panthers; Art Rooney Jr., Pittsburgh Steelers; Stephen M. Ross, Miami Dolphins; Daniel Snyder, Washington Redskins; Dean Spanos, San Diego Chargers; Amy Adams Strunk, Tennessee Titans; Zygi Wilf, Minnesota Vikings; John York, San Francisco 49ers; Shahid Khan, Jacksonville Jaguars
MLB Owners: Peter Angelos, Baltimore Orioles; Mark Attanasio, Milwaukee Brewers; Laurence M. Baer, San Francisco Giants; Robert Castellini, Cincinnati Reds; Jim Crane, Houston Astros; Ray Davis , Texas Rangers; William DeWitt Jr., St. Louis Cardinals; Larry Dolan, Cleveland Indians; John J. Fisher, Oakland Athletics; Ron Fowler, San Diego Padres; David Glass, Kansas City Royals; John Henry, Boston Red Sox; Mike Ilitch, Detroit Tigers; Charles Johnson, San Francisco Giants; Ken Kendrick, Arizona Diamondbacks; Theodore N. Lerner, Washington Nationals; Howard Lincoln, Seattle Mariners; Jeffrey Loria, Miami Marlins; John C. Malone, Atlanta Braves; John Middleton, Philadelphia Phillies; Charles K. Monfort, Colorado Rockies; Richard L. Monfort, Colorado Rockies; Bob Nutting, Pittsburgh Pirates; Jim Pohlad, Minnesota Twins; Jerry Reinsdorf, Chicago White Sox; Tom Ricketts, Chicago Cubs; Bob Simpson, Texas Rangers; Hal Steinbrenner, New York Yankees; Stuart Sternberg, Tampa Bay Rays; Mark Walter, Los Angeles Dodgers; Fred Wilpon, New York Mets; Lewis Wolff, Oakland Athletics; Arturo Moreno, Los Angeles Angels
Now everyone can paste them into google, click on their wiki article, and scroll to 'Early Life'
Bump for interest.
full page screen capture I'm using it in vivaldi
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What did the NY Times mean by this?
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lol natsoc
can we just gas them all?
Why don't they ever post about the board members of America's most exploitative corporations?
is someone working to repost the image with marks to identify (((them)))?
fug
See? Less than a thousand fuckers out of over 315m that need to die. It could be done in a weekend. Well that was going on, on the West Coast, a thousand jew bankers in NY and a thousand jew politicians in DC and it's a new world.
Your question assumes that there is something inherently wrong in Hip Hop? Your real issue is more with society and the record industry's promotion of the decadent lower desires within individuals. Hip Hop Music is too broad to make general statements. Like most music forms, some of it is trashy and non-artistic. However, when done right, it is a level of poetry that no generation has ever matched. Each skilled rapper has a mind that moves as fast and as Unique as Miles, Parker, Monk, etc. Seek out more forms of Hip Hop other than the few songs played on traditional radio. At IQ Radio, we play a balance of music becuase we are all balanced people. We are both id and superego that balances out our ego.
kill yourself
Tell me about your blicky.
thanks faggots!
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oh my how organic this slide is! They've got a team here boys, time to log some hours in paint just to spite them.
Hip hop is a root genre that has spawned so much more attention from new artists. There's mountains of deritive bullshit, but much of hip hop mainstream culture is polarized or super selective.
So many haters of XXX suddenly change their tune when they hear some of his music he made after Look at Me blew up. Same with a lot of the well known guys. It just makes sense that a genre flooded with males being as creative as possible is going to create some meaingful art.
Granted most of the mainstream artists are beta males who pretend to be alpha as fuck and only get pussy when the rainman says so.
But ya jews are the ones doing every evil mastermind thing attributed to white men.
Yeah but, homosexuality in Hip-Hop has become a pressing
topic of discussion. This means homophobia may become less acceptable within Hip-Hop
culture as people become more sensitized to difference and accepting of various
expressions of sexuality. However, it is still seen as somewhat socially acceptable to be
homophobic, just as it is acceptable to be misogynistic in mainstream American culture.
These two areas are deeply connected in how manhood, especially Black manhood, is
constructed within Hip-Hop. The hetero-hyper sexualization that is a result of hundreds
of years of oppression is evident in the outright indignation of gay men in particular.
Homophobic artist Trick Trick recently stated that he didn’t want Queer people buying
his records with their “faggot money."
lol, the non-jews still look like Jews. maybe they reached that point because all the other Jews just assumed they were Jews too.
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some advice, stop posting here, look at the title of the forum and realise the people that post here aren't interested in hearing your stupid regurgitated opinion
lmao they're still at it
what kind of a fucking retarded shill are you?
"slide"? We have catalog view, nothing gets "slid" you fucking moron. You give me a >(1) while you yourself were a >(1). What kind of brain dead argument is that? You are the faggot shill here. The OP found a great article that can be exploited.
I know half of NBA teams and 1/3 of NFL teams are owned by Jews, and the commissioners of 3/4 of the biggest American sports leagues are Jews. Did the Times unintentionally redpill their entire readership with this? I guess it depends on how it's interpreted
That's a lot of (((Whites)))
Seconding this.
My god, the kike in the middle on the bottom row is almost comically jewish.
Quite the well spoken apefrican you are! Almost had us whiteys convinced nigger music was decent.
We thought they were white
relevant
Wait, the jews are saying they aren't minorities now?
The fetal alcohol syndrome is strong in that one.
Fuck off yid.
This. Its not 17mln jews to gas, JIDF to convince in 10000 posts, IDF to win with. Its few jews and zionist hydra has a broken neck.
(((Fellow whites)))
What the fuck, does he have six fingers?