How A Few Thousand Jews Can Ruin A Country WWW - Big - Lies - Org - Jews - Sayanim - Hasbarat PDF

Sayanim at work. Copy of a page from www.israpundit.
com,
freely available on Internet, in the public domain. I'm sure they
won't mind my copy here; they claim to have come under
Internet attack and to have been almost destroyed by hackers,
so here's a copy, I hope secure, of just one page. It is
unaltered, apart from removing pleas for money,
advertisements, simple pictures, and other junk. Dated 2013;
gives a fascinating, but depressing, picture of how Jewish liars
view themselves and view the goyim. Study the mutually-
interlinked systems of lies, fake history, fake emotions, and
simple deception systems.
I've left original links to the site unchanged; they may or may
work: they may be removed, edited, or completely changed.
Please bear in mind that vast atrocities, wars, cruelties, frauds
and deception have been carried out by these simple-minded
group-obsessed psychopaths and their ancestors.
Hasbara (I'm told) means something like 'explanation': imagine an

entry in an Israeli encyclopedia, for example, or in Jewish media.
Hasbarat seems to be the plural.
Sayanim (I'm told) means something like 'helpers' and is a collective
noun for the people engaged in putting out their hasbarat lies.
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has detailed accounts of Wikipedia's funding origin (by porn),
methods of editing, 'rouge [rogue] admins', and resulting quality of
content.
Rerevisionist. [ big-lies.org ]
IDC comment war room (Photo: Oren Kochavi)
BUT before all that, here's an overview of how a few thousand

jews can ruin a country.
From Goran Lind, in facebook:
What Is A Sayanim ?
The Sayanim is any Jewish person, that can be called on to assist
another Jew in any cause. Since birth, the Jewish people have been
taught of their superiority... and need for cohesion. The Sephardic
Jews are the upper level of the race, and the Ashkenazim, which
constitute 95% of all Jews, are the worker parasites of the race.
Since the Sephardics first converted the AshkeNAZI, they
brainwashed them into the idea that the world is their enemy and their
fellow Jew is a "Quiet Guardian".
Who Is A Sayanim?
Every Jewish person is expected to be a potential agent
(spy/sayanim), in varying degrees.
What Will They Do?

If the Jewish people sense a potential threat, the Jewish Sayanim
is authorized to commit anything from simple harassment to business
ruin, and even multiple murders. The Columbine Massacre was a
perfect example. The police knew there were seven people involved,
but five students, two sets of parents, one employer and
psychiatrists, provided alibis and corrupted evidence.
Examples:
Your Jewish accountant will relay any private bookkeeping info to a
Jewish competitor, your friendly Jewish pharmacist will assist your
Jewish doctor to poison you, a clerk at VISA will supply your private
credit information to anyone, the list is endless.
Sayanim Indoctrination Starts At Childhood:

Family Life:
Jewish children rarely are allowed to play with the gentiles. Around
the house the child is constantly bombarded with the word Goy.
Goy
(goyim means cattle/animals), relates to menial occupations. The
family maid, nannies, gardener, plumber, etc are referred to as "The
Goy or goyim".
Grammar School:
A public Jewish school will receive grants, and the best teachers are
put in the district. 6th graders at these "Magnet schools" are the
equivalent of an 8th grader at a normal school. Jewish kid's will
always be eligible for the "Gifted Programs". Exceptional Jewish
children are turned over to the Rabbi for future guidance.
High School:
In heavily Jewish communities the public schools will always have a
"Gifted program". For those with the resources, they will attend
exclusive schools.
Colleges & Universities:

Here is the big payoff. Entrance into the finest schools is assured. All
the larger Universities have Sayanims placed in key locations from
the Dean to the Admission Officers, to the loans, and the scholarship
personnel. Societies, such as Hillel, will shepherd a young Jew
throughout his college career.
Jewish professors will always favor the Jewish student. Jewish

students make up 30% of the Ivy League, which they credit to their
extraordinary IQ's, which is a myth. Law schools, such as Yale, can
have an enrollment of 60% +.
Business World:
In any Jewish controlled company, a Jew is given first preference in
job interviews. If a Jew is a businessman, he gets preferential
treatment on contracts where another Jewish person is involved.
Getting a bank loan is a cinch if he is a Jew.
Government:
Jews have lined all government's offices around the planet with their
people. (parasitic infestations) ! Student loans get erased if they are
a Jew or Jewess. A non-Jew business competitor can have a
regulatory agency put on him by these parasites. The Judicial is 40%
Jewish and another 35% are minorities they control.
So What Is Expected Of A Sayanim?

The standard Sayanim routine is basically favoring other Jews in
ordinary transactions, but the sayanim can be called on to protect any
criminal enterprise. From the traffic court Judge to an Appellate
Judge - fellow sayanims receive special treatment. The special
Sayanim (200,000 of them worldwide but there are probably a lot
more now) will be expected to cooperate in any Israeli Mossad
(Israel's Secret Service) enterprise including murder, sabotage and
any form of Fifth Column activity (does 9/11 ring a bell?). A division
of the Mossad ( Katsas) keeps records, and stays in active contact
with this group, the Mossad.
The Sayanim (sleeping cells who spy/act for Mossad in the host
nation they live in, sometimes pretending to be Christians, Moslems,
Israelites, etc.)
"The individual is handicapped by coming face to face with a

conspiracy so monstrous he cannot believe it exists". J. Edgar
Hoover, FBI Director 1924-1972, quoted in The Elks Magazine
(August 1956).
"All Jews are provocateurs in Peacetime, saboteurs in Wartime, and

subversives all the time." 24 December at 04:05
September 19, 2013
Online battle for Israels hasbara
Comment posted, damage done
By Eyal Lehmann, YNET
Internet pages are fighting ring where Israel supporters try to ward off millions of
pro-Palestinian posters. In hectic, viral world of talkbacks, every photo is replied,
every reply is commented on, every comment has minute-long shelf life before it is
challenged by rivals
On July 11, the Middle East made headlines in Italy again. Not one missile fell in Israeli
territory, nor was a terrorist killed in Gaza. Still, for 24 hours, one feature did not escape the
headlines on the La Repubblica website, one of the two most popular news sources in the
country: Israeli soldiers, the website reported with a video, arrested a five-year-old
Palestinian boy in the West Bank for throwing rocks. The IDF maintained that the boy was
merely detained and then released back to his parents, but many Italian surfers saw
enough to unholster.
They should be annihilated, surfer Fabrizio posted on the La Repubblica Facebook page,
which attracts over 1.2 million readers. Hitler should come back and destroy you, dirty
fascists, surfer Salvino added. Surfer Fabio posted Israelis are doing to the Palestinians
what the Germans did to them, while surfer Terry posted a response reading these are
the Nazis of the third millennium, but because they have money and American friends, the
Palestinians are the ones seen as terrorists. A particularly active poster named Viviana
wrote: Israel is a murderous country! Its committing an unprecedented ethnic cleansing!
Poor Palestinians.
Some 600 comments pile on the website; bold, poisonous, at times succinct and often not.
Suddenly, someone raises a challenge. What are you talking about? Ehud wards off
Viviana in fluent Italian. Ethnic cleansing? Daily injury of women and children? Do you have
proof or are you just firing slander? Remember reality is not black and white, and that one
must always study things before taking such a stark stand. A Palestinian named Mussa
replies: Ehud, why doesnt Israel restore the 67 lines instead of building in settlements,
considering Palestinians have acknowledged its existence? Under what right did Israel
take away my country?
Mussa, Ehud replies politely, before we can talk about borders, one real development
must occurthe realization of both nations that the country will have to be shared. Im afraid
that realization has not yet taken place. Hamas crying out against Israels existence and
Israel building new settlements both testify to that.
Ehud Assoulin is a 26-year-old from Ramat Hasharon who has been living and studying in
Rome for the past four years. I started posting comments in Italian for Israel during
Operation Cast Lead, he said, when Italian media was turbulent, and I saw an array of
media distortions and prejudice about Israel. It made me angry on the simplest and most
moral level and I felt that I couldnt stay indifferent.
Since then, unusual news regarding Israel set him at the computer screen: My goal is to
make Italians think and go past the ordinary and simplistic patters they are mostly captive
in, to make them realize that in reality things are much more complex.
Assoulin is one of many Israelis, Jews and Zionists abroad who take part in the most
informal and quiet hasbara war in recent years: The war of comment posters.
Dubbed Talkbacks in Hebrew, comments first appeared in the bottom of news websites,
where they were carefully screened for swear words and racism, but recently theyve
wandered to the news Facbook pages, which attracts hundreds of thousands if not millions
of followers. There, under a full name and without masks, anything goes.
Now, in the Israeli-Palestinian battle for world opinion, comments are an unusual battlefield:
They are the only arena in virtual space that creates a direct, real-time and active conflict
between Israels supporters and its opponents. Here, cleaver illustrations of missiles or a
screen caption of a mother shielding her children from missiles will not do; in the neurotic
world of talkbacks, every photo has a reply, every reply has a comment, and every
comment has a minute-long shelf life before it too is debunked by rivals. Which truth will
eventually win the Israeli one or the Palestinian one? Much of it depends on comment
posters perseverance and their devotion to the battle of the minds.
4% write, 30% read
Dr. Tzvi Reich from the Department of Communication in Ben-Gurion University took part in
a thorough international study where Internet surfing and comment posting habits were
studied on 24 leading news websites in the world, from the US to France, from Germany to
Estonia. He said the comment posters ability to control discourse compared to their size
in the population is simply enormous. Studies in the world and in Israel, he said, show that
only 4%-7% of news website surfers post comments, and a much larger percent reads
them: 30%-40% of surfers.
A small group of comment posters who are skilled and devoted can monopolize an article,
such as a political item in Israel, and appear as a majority, or at least larger than it is, he
said. It is clear to him that comments posted on news websites have psychological effects
as well: A surfer can read a comment on an article and understand theyre in the minority
and feel bad about it, like theyre on the wrong side.
That is the exact reason why some try to show surfers the right side. Avishai Bitton, a 24-
year-old student from Rishon Lezion, is another Israeli web warrior. As a child, he came to
Israel from New York, where he lived right across from the UN Headquarters. During his
military service, a while after the operation in Gaza in 2009, he went to visit family in the US
and passed by a pro-Palestinian rally in the Big Apple. The chasm between the signs
reading Israel is a murderer and his experiences as a soldier in the most moral army in
the world, as he continuously calls it, jolted him. Since then, he has been there: Morning,
noon, night, whenever is needed. Coffee on the table, laptop in his hands, looking for virtual
battles around the world.
There isnt a day when I dont visit an international news website, he says. Some days
the world is merciful and focuses on Syria and I can sleep. But you find yourself awake at
night, and its not just due to empathizing with the State, its because of wanting justice. You
write ten lines in a comment just so you can go to bed at night and say, I did what I could, I
showed the other side of the story as much as possible. There were days when I spent 12-
14 hours in front of news site. I got up in the morning, I sat at the computer; and only went to
sleep when I could no longer write.
Comment posters, he knows well, are cruel. Next to legitimate criticism about Israel, in the
bottom of the worlds news websites, he and his peers have seen the most blatant of lies.
When surfers see a Palestinians body, they start chanting lies: That the Israelis drink
Arabs blood and rape women at checkpoints.
They share experiences from their latest visit to the Gaza Strip and talk about Israeli
soldiers who torture children for fun while drinking and laughing. It is unclear how many of
them know that other than in special operations, there have been no Israeli soldiers in Gaza
for eight years. It does not matter: Comment posted, damage done. Bitton tries to beat
them with words and images: Strives to expose hasbara lies by the other side, prove
commenters ignorance, and raise questions that could dent their absolute faith.
When youre fluent in a language and know local customs, it gives you another
perspective, he said. Surfers think, here is a person who is from my country and is out
there and telling us what hes experienced. Knowing Americans, for example, I dont
comment on a news item the same on the Republican Fox News website as I do on the
liberal CNN website. I can appeal to emotion on Fox News since its surfers are
predisposed to support Israel, CNNs liberal readers need more logic and data. They want
to know how and why; you have to show them less familiar angles.
Like teaching cows to read
The comment war suggests that maybe we do not suffer from a persecution complex; that
maybe Israel is covered not proportionally to its size. Dr. Reich said that editors of news
websites around the globe who took part in his study all said one issue makes their
comment system spin more than any other: Editors all over the world, from the Washington
Post, from the Guardian, from Die Welt, from La Figaro, all talk about an influx of comments
on any item related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
In the comments for any item, the discourse deteriorates to hate speech. Website editors
described the experiences saying,you posted an item about the Mideast? You wont get
any sleep. They map out organized pro-Palestinian and Palestinian communities on one
side, and pro-Jewish or Jewish communities on the other, that fight between them and
ravage any new item published.
But Israelis and Jewish communities in the Diaspora are not alone in the fight. The
majority of the people writing pro-Israel talkbacks are not Jewish, said Philip Fabian, a 32-
year-old German from Berlin. I never started to write pro-Israeli talkbacks consciously. I am
a classic news-junkie, and the internet contributed a lot in developing my political
conscience, starting in the post 9/11 world and the Intifada of the last decade. It made me
realize the obvious shortcomings of mainstream media news outlets, especially when it
comes to Israel.
The experience he describes sounds thoroughly Israeli: With many people, after
discussing and repeating the same things again and again, you realize that you are in a
loop with no way out, and you know that trying to explain Israel or anti-Semitism to them is
like trying to teach a cow how to read. But sometimes, you realize some people start to
change bit by bit, because they admit to themselves that you are right in some points, or
because they get a point of view on things that they havent encountered before.
His comment activism came at a cost: At times, the urge to argue about Israel was very
strong, and it became an extremely time-consuming activity, he said. I wouldnt let go of
an online argument, even late at night or even during work time, and I lost a few friends who
thought I was obsessed, but I dont regret it. Advocating for Israel introduced me to new
friends.
The most skilled comment posters know to characterize other comment posters according
to their land, and describe Latin America as one of the most problematic zones for Israel:
Theres a horrible knowledge base there, a senior comment poster said, Sometimes
people write about Israel like they used to talk about the world being flat, showing false
data and facts that make us cry and laugh simultaneously.
Trying to set the record straight is Nissim Tarrab, a 20-year-old fromVenezuela who is
studying for his bachelor in communication in Israel. Every day he logs on to the biggest
Spanish news sites: From papers of his own country, to the Argentinean Clarin and the
Spanish El Pais.
There have been a lot of changes in Latin America recently, and common financial
interests with Arab countries cause South American countries to side with the
Palestinians, he said. From there it sometimes looks like Israel is a dictatorship where
Arabs have no rights. I read the news in Spanish every day, and when I find a story that
sheds a negative and unjustified light on Israel, Im moved to clarify the situation based on
facts.
Its often frustrating, and some comment posters are not worth the debate. We got used to
anti-Semitic remarks glorifying Hitler and denying the holocaust, but Ill never forget seeing
comment posters who justified the Fogel family massacre, who said that Palestinians
experience that everyday. I was shocked, I couldnt understand it.
A lost cause in the comment war is the Arab arena, but even there, it turns out, there are
those who maintain the wellbeing of Zionism. A few Arab Israelis who were part of hasbara
efforts during various wars refused to be interviewed, but young Saudi Hussein, resident of
Riyadh, is proud of his work. He started posting comments supporting Israel four years
ago.
I admit that I used to hate Israel because of the propaganda in the Arab and Muslim world,
he said, And I even thought any dialogue with Israelis is treason. But as time passed, my
opinions changed, and the Israelis I talk to helped me see the facts. Hussein saves Israels
face on Arab websites and on Facebook. More than once, he said, he has received hateful
comments from extreme Islamists, as he calls them, who were enraged about his support
of Israels existence and about negative comments he made regarding Hamas and
Hezbollah.
I write that Im a good friend of Israel and Israelis and Im proud of it, Hussein said. His
Saudi friends are aware of his odd hobby, and he said some support him and some do not
care. He is not afraid of the Saudi regime, either: I know the red lines in my country. If you
attack religious symbols like Muhammad, youre in trouble, but if you praise Israel theres
nothing to worry about. Many Saudis support peace with Israel, and many famous Saudi
individuals, like the manager of Al-Arabiya, said wonderful things about it without anything
happening.
Husseins work, naturally, is especially difficult: Lies in the Arab media are many and big,
and anything negative relates to Israel. The latest lie is of course by Assad supporters, who
accuse Israel of aiding Jihadists in Syria. To those who call Israel a criminal I explain that
Arabs in Israel live a much better life than Arabs in Egypt,Lebanon, Syria or Jordan, and
that Israel is a democratic country that doesnt discriminate. I emphasize that Israel must
blockade Gaza to protect itself from terror organizations, and that food and medicine are
always being sent to the Gaza Strip.
But it works the other way, as well. The Israeli army of comment posters is made up of
idealists driven by a sense of calling who want to prove the world wrong, but some of them
say they themselves sometimes are faced with complex reality, and enemy comments
seed doubts in them. Some incidents are hard to justify, some killing is avoidable, and
sometimes they too are convinced that Israelis can do more for peace.
Im generally very convicted of the importance of Zionist work, said Assoulin, So there
isnt a comment poster who made me question the idea that Israel is based on, but such
massive exposure to opposite opinions has made me see the reality in a more balanced
way. I also dont rush to justify everything Israel does. When soldiers in the West Bank
detained the five-year-old, I clarified in my comments that I think the soldiers were wrong,
and focused on explaining the context, the fact that what happened was a detainment and a
slap on the wrist, not an arrest, and that its not a game of good vs. bad. Many comment
posters also say that the building in the settlements is an action they find difficult to explain.
Copy-paste hatred
The most successful attempt to raise an army of comment posters was during Operation
Cast Lead, when the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzliya started a round-the-clock war
room, where 1,600 multilingual students, mostly foreign students who were studying in
Israel at the time, commented on major news websites. Three teams focused on posting
comments to websites in 34 languages and 61 countries, and reached, they estimate, 20
million computer screens. Other than comments in English, Spanish and Russian, they
made sure to leave pro-Israeli comments on websites in Georgia, Turkey, South Korea and
other arenas not considered classic, all in the countrys native tongue.
Avishai Bitton at IDC online comments war room
The idea we worked by was that we are not official representatives of the country, but
simple people writing about our personal feelings living under fire, and thats how we
achieved what we did, said Yarden Ben-Yosef, who started the war room. I remember that
on a news site in Denmark, comment posters promoted an anti-Israeli protest, and our
posters developed a dialogue with them and showed them, in Danish, the Hamas Charter
that calls to destroy Israel and links to Hamas summer camps that teach Palestinian
children hate. Remarkably, a comment poster who was so active in promoting the protest
suddenly admitted he never saw those things before.
The problem is, comment posters say, that on regular, days Israel doesnt hold an army of
commenters. During a military operation, a force like that may be started ad hoc, but the
comment war is a long-term war and it is daily eventsfrom the killing of terrorists
depicted as innocent citizens to releasing Palestinian murderers depicted as political
prisonersthat keep it in motion. World opinion, therefore, continues to form in the war
between the wars.
IDC comment war room (Photo: Oren Kochavi)
Firing online comments in 34 languages to 61 countries (Photo: Oren Kochavi)
Four years ago, it was said that the Foreign Ministry was starting a division of paid
comment posters to increase Israeli presence online, but the idea never took off. The
Foreign Ministry explained that not only questions of cost went into the process, but
questions of morals and reliability. A country that pays people, regardless of their opinion,
to market it to the world, guised as independent surfers, is playing a very dangerous game.
Even in the hasbara war, not all means are kosher, let alone if we consider ourselves to
be the good side, said Foreign Ministrys Department of Digital Diplomacy Director
Yoram Morad. Ive heard of programs that can flood pages with pro-Israeli messages, we
could open fictitious profiles, but beyond the fact that such deceit is easily exposed these
daysits just not the way. Although comments are the only arena of direct conflict, the
Foreign Ministry believes they are of less importance than viral posts on Facebook and
Twitter or presence in the radio, television and printed press.
The keyboard fighters attest almost unanimously that in the visibility fight on comment
pages, the Israeli defeat is absolute; according to numbers alone, we are David all over
again, and the Arabs Goliath. Israel is a melting pot with a huge potential of bilingual and
multilingual comment posters, but in certain countries in the world, blue-and-white
comments that question the news report itself or the comments on it, are mere isles in a
sea of pro-Palestinian reproach.
sea of pro-Palestinian reproach.
Yarden Ben-Yosef said that in this war, numbers matter as much as words. Even if the
most intelligent writer writes a comment rich with data and historical facts, no one will read
it because its too long. Ten pro-Palestinian comments that simply say murderers or
another emotional word will win the battle for the readers hearts and on public opinion, and
we should strive to balance the playing field, numbers-wise.
Avishai Bitton disagrees with him. He calls those comments copy-paste hatred and in that
game, if you ask him, we lost before the starting shot was even fired. A billion and a half
Muslims sprinkled with anti-Israeli European sentiment leave no room for several dozens of
millions of Israel-supporting Jews and Christians. I dont deny the fact that when the layman
reader sees that about 90% of comments slander Israel they tend to adopt the position, but
I think we shouldnt focus on those readers, since its a lost cause. We should focus on
intelligent readers who are genuinely interested in the conflict, who in 10 or 20 years will be
leaders in their countries. Its better to lose a thousand students on a campus in the US but
gain the sympathy of one honors student of international relations, the one who will one day
be a UN diplomat and have much more impact on our fate.
The Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem believes that institutional focus on comments is

unrealistic, and the strategy of pressure on the whole field (investing in relations with pro-
Israeli organizations, universities and key communities abroad) is the right way to create
meaningful hasbara leverage, which will vicariously move the wheels of pro-Israeli
comment posts. Until then, theyre relying heavily on independent initiative.
We wont find four million state workers who will post comments, said Morad, and thats
why Israelis need to understand that in that area, things depend on them much more than
on the government. We can each do something, even if its educating two surfers, and the
ministrys job is to make sure there are no Israelis who wish to join the effort and find they
have no one to turn to for tools and information.
Roi Kais contributed to this report
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Sayanim at work. Copy of a page from www.israpundit.

Hasbara (I'm told) means something like 'explanation': imagine an

IDC comment war room (Photo: Oren Kochavi)

BUT before all that, here's an overview of how a few thousand

What Will They Do?

Sayanim Indoctrination Starts At Childhood:

Colleges & Universities:

Jewish professors will always favor the Jewish student. Jewish

So What Is Expected Of A Sayanim?

"The individual is handicapped by coming face to face with a

"All Jews are provocateurs in Peacetime, saboteurs in Wartime, and

4% write, 30% read

Like teaching cows to read

Avishai Bitton at IDC online comments war room

IDC comment war room (Photo: Oren Kochavi)

The Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem believes that institutional focus on comments is

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