Narrative Disrupter

What most Americans don't know is that whenever you see "evangelical support" for Israel, somewhere behind it is Jewish funding, Jewish organization, and Jewish lobbying. For example, "Christians United for Israel" has a Jewish co-director and Jewish co-founder. That money funds a team of Jewish lobbyists in Washington. Those lobbyists get legislation passed that confiscates American paychecks and gives that money to Israel. It's like the miracle of the loaves and fishes, except the 11 million dollars that Christians gave CUFI, and CUFI then gave to lobbyists, was magically turned into 14.3 billion from U.S. taxpayers to Israel in the last funding bill. That's how the grift works. Is it really "Christians" United for Israel, at this point? No. It's Jews masquerading as Christians. The only Christian involvement is that it's their money funding it. But long before John Hagee's CUFI, before Israel bought Jerry Falwell a private jet to spread Christian Zionism, and long before Israel was paying to fly in a thousand U.S. pastors to have Mike Huckabee tell them God demands their support, the "Father of Zionism" was lobbying the U.S. President for a Jewish ethnostate in Palestine. No, not Theodor Herzl. The OTHER "Father of Zionism." William Blackstone was a preacher who had embraced the newly-made Dispensationalism heresy, and his "Blackstone Memorial" was a petition demanding the creation of Jewish Palestine. It was billed to the American public as a grassroots evangelical movement. It wasn't. The document was signed by wealthy elites like John Rockefeller, J.P. Morgan, Cyrus McCormick, the then-sitting Speaker of the House, and the U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice. Pretty impressive for a grassroots evangelical movement, right? Wrong. Rabbis helped to direct, write, and fund the petition. They got their wealthy friends to sign it, including the business partner of the Rothschild Banking house in London. They paid for its propagation. And, it turns out later, that the Rothschilds had recruited Blackstone to help lobby for the creation of Jewish Palestine. When the petition reached President Harrison's desk in 1891, Herzl had not yet toured Europe to pitch Zionism to national leaders. The First Zionist World Congress had not yet met. But in 1891, most Americans had never heard of Zionism either. Before Scofield, most had never heard of Dispensationalism except, perhaps, in some preaching from Dwight Moody. Even then, they didn't recognize it. The idea that CHRISTIANS, of all people, should support Jews was utterly new to them. Why would Christians support the enemies of Christ? For many people, the Blackstone Memorial was the first time they had encountered this novel, new concept or had ever been pitched the idea that Christians should support the establishment of a nation for people who hate Jesus. They first heard about it in a political lobbying effort from whom Jewish leaders themselves called "The Father of Zionism," William Blackstone. Yes. He had the title BEFORE Herzl. A Dispensationalist preacher infatuated with a novel prophecy fetish and working alongside the Rothschild dynasty with the same goal. Dispensationalism, you see, didn't introduce the country to Zionism. It was Zionism that introduced Dispensationalism to America. And with it, the bizarre concept of Christian Zionism for the first time. All brought to America courtesy of Jews using evangelicals as a megaphone to accomplish their political objectives. And as CUFI shows us, that grift continues today. Read more at Insight to Incite. Link in bio. Audio available.