How Do Jews Keep Us Blind

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In the present day, the international Jews control virtually every major media outlet in the world. Broadcasting companies such as Disney, Dream Works, Time Warner, ABC, CBS, and many others are owned and operated by this elite class of Jews. By controlling the media they can then control what the world sees and believes, thus affecting the ability to discern lies from truth. Although each country has an independent currency, these currencies are printed and distributed by Jewish controlled central banks, including the American Federal Reserve. Adolf Hitler warned us of this forthcoming danger and sought to rid the world of this threat. Through the control of currency and the media the international Jews keep us blind and under their control,

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