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On 3 Aug 2004 20:17:31 -0700, ivy_mike@my-deja.com (ivy_mike) wrote:

>jay_stutz@yahoo.com (jay) wrote in message news:<66d7f5b0.0408030341.45584c48@posting.google.com>...
>> judenstomper@excite.com (judenstomper) wrote in message 
>
>> > And you're never too young to start attending the Jewish Film
>> > Festival. Even movies made for little kids are full of yucky Jewish
>> > influence, values, humor and people. It's in practically every single
>> > kids movie. Examples: George of the Jungle: the bad guys are all
>> > blonde and some are speaking with German accents. Antz: A Jewish ant
>> > in the beginning seeing a therapist. (Oy vey, that's hilarious.) The
>> > movie My Dog Skip even brings in Hitler and the Germans. 
>
>No surprise; this would seem to follow the general run of things now.
>But in the past, Jews have given us some good entertainment.  I've
>enjoyed _some_ of their products in the past, but I think the Zionist
>agenda is in full force now with most of their products.  BTW, you seem
>to watch a lot of the recent crap that you complain about.  Their
>industry/propaganda machine would wither to nothing if everyone
>watched as few movies and TV shows as I do.
>
>> > People with funny weird faces like David Schwimmer and Adam Sandler.
>
>Who?  Wouldn't know 'em if they walked in my door.


What's with these people, anyway ?    Have you noticed they came over
from East Europe,  one step ahead of the secret police,  with some
god-awful name and then change it ?   But why do they always add an
"er" on the end ?  Is it a signal to the other tribesmen ?   Swimmer,
Stiller and Springer.   They take an Anglo-Saxon (Christian) noun and
add that damn "er".   In English that would mean "one who".    Like
Swim + er = swimmer,  or "one who swims",     (F*cker, sh*tter,
etc-er)  I wonder what it means in Yiddish ?   Which makes me wonder
why is Yiddish their native tongue ?  I would have thought it would
have been Hebrew.