you do what they say and live your life in the system they designed
How the jews took over England
Christopher Barnes
Asher Cruz
I don't think the catholic church was entirely subverted, just because they became corrupt doesn't mean they were 100% owned by jews.
It was the main international power, people would associate with it for strategic reasons solely.
Landon Moore
I wish I could have access to books from the pre-kike era. Like the one user posted. I was reading the Ages Trilogy, from that insufferable Anglo-kike (((Hobsbawm))), pic related. It completely omits the participation of jews in history events, to the point I was becoming enraged. Anything pre-WWII can be considered product of the Age of Kike, I would say. I proceed to download CofC from McDonald so I can understand what the fuck they are doing to history events. They have the audacity to call anything that goes against their version of it as "revisionism".
They are jesuits user, it is a sect much like the templars, masons and shit alike. Just look for the list of popes and see how many of those are jesuits or studied in their schools. The protestants were in their right mind when the reform occurred, but they underestimated the powers of their enemy and were consequentially engulfed and subverted by the jewish infiltration.
Samuel Thompson
Damn, I mean post-WWII(Age of the Kike).
Mason Phillips
has this been bumped already?
Carter Hernandez
ok, so I don't think this piece deserves its own thread so i'll just post this here:
1. What made the brits fall first to the jews ?
2. What made them accept their fate and not fight back ?
3. What specifics of the english society make it vulnerable to subversion and control by swindling ?
Liam Cooper
The answer is the Royal Navy.
More specifically the economic and social condition of its sailors.
Britain before the Age of Sail was a wealthy land that only had to deal with infighting.
This created a corrupted system where officers bought their post.
We can check any history book and see lengthy talks about the Anglo-Dutch wars and the reforms of Samuel Pepys.
Samuel Diaz
At the time of the reforms the royal navy had about 4000 enlisted sailors which were mostly free men, with paid wages.
The reforms presented one huge problem that every history book ignores.
How did they pay the sailors ?
Well they didn't.
Sailors were no longer recruited from the farmlands or cities, they were recruited from jails, from the pubs, and other places that breed anti-social behavior.
Nicholas Hernandez
The population of England during the 1600's was at about 4.5 million.
Considering that the royal navy expanded from 4000 sailors to around 40000, they would simply go bankrupt if all salaries were paid.
So instead another system was created, that of absolute discipline on board of the ship, and absolute freedom when on land.
This meant that the sailor will never integrate back into society again.
A sailor on land will spend the little money he had on booze and hookers, and while on sea will be controlled by the most ruthless officer corps ever invented by mankind.
Jose Davis
The City of London is the center of the tumor.