The Polarizing Complexity of the Kyrie Topic - Part Three
The Political Perspective and Conclusion
Welcome to the three-part analysis of The Polarizing Complexity of the Kyrie Topic. This is Section III of three. You can find Part I here and Part II here.
The Political Perspective
In this last section, we will discuss the political ideology known as Zionism1. To be clear, Zionism, which is “a nationalist movement that espouses the establishment of, and support for a homeland (Israel) for the Jewish people,” is a political concept. It’s purely political.
Zionism is not Judaism. These two are not the same.
This distinction needs to be understood because there are many Zionist practices that the Jews - individuals who practice Judaism - may disagree with. It’s this Zionist ideology that led to the Balfour Declaration, which led to the takeover of the land of Palestine and the Palestinians.
From the Huffpost, we read the following piece from the article, “Zionism is not Judaism2”:
It is often the case that the Israeli Zionist state engages in actions that horrify the average layperson. The most recent flotilla incident -- called an “act of piracy” by the Turkish Foreign Minister -- which resulted in the deaths of at least nine human rights activists, is one such instance.
It is also the case that when Israel does something abhorrent, ordinary Jewish people around the world are forced to be defensive. Holding ordinary Jewish people morally responsible for the actions of the Israeli Zionist state is not only wrong, it is racist. That’s because while Israel purports to be the Jewish State, it is in fact only the Zionist state.
Israel does not represent the Jewish people. Israel represents people who believe that Jewish people should have a state in Palestine/Israel to the exclusion of the Palestinians. Those people are Zionists. Many Zionists are Jewish, but not all of them.
For a more contemporary look at the religion and politics can sway back and forth, we’re going to look at a modern organization - who Kyrie Iriving happens to be in trouble - known as the Anti-Defamation League, or the ADL.
At this time, the reader should be able to differentiate between the many meanings of the word “Israelite,” one who is a descendant of the Biblical character Jacob (Israel) or one who lives in the modern land known as Israel.
The Israelites are synonymous with the term “Jews,” and a “Jew” is anyone who practices the faith of Judaism.
So if someone claims to be Jewish, some additional questions may follow to identify the proper Jew.
From Wikipedia3, we read the following:
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL), formerly known as the Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith, is an international Jewish non-governmental organization based in the United States specializing in civil rights law.
It was founded in late September 1913 by the Independent Order of B’nai B’rith, a Jewish service organization, in the wake of the contentious murder conviction of Leo Frank.
An interesting perspective on the Leo Frank case is here in this YouTube video by ReallyGraceful. Long story short, Frank was convicted of raping and murdering a 13-year-old girl. As his lawyers looked to free him, Frank was captured and lynched. It’s important to note that Frank4 was the president of the Atlanta chapter of the B’nai B’rith, the Jewish Secret Fraternity mentioned earlier. His death is what created the ADL.
ADL and Zionism have some history together. ADL supports the zionist idea of the modern state of Israel, even though in 1975, Zionism was determined to be “a form of racism and racial discrimination5” by the United Nations.
Ironically, both that ruling of racism on Zionism and the guilty murder of Frank were eventually repealed. Since then, the ADL has led the charge in addressing anti-jewish sentiment everywhere.
They’re an organization originating from a secret society and promote the ideology of the world’s richest family. They engage with anything that addresses the “Jewish” people, but not necessarily, dependent on what type of Jew the individual is.
This organization shows a political movement’s power, especially if it moves and benefits under the guise of a religion. We must realize that religion is very powerful, and we see that when it’s used for political gain.
We see how the Latin Church used religion to start the Crusades6 to get Holy Land back from the Muslims, how the Americas were built through manifest destiny7, and how Britain colonized the world to “harvest souls.8”
We have to understand that this is history. This event is culture, and this is reality. Only when we know all the pieces to the puzzle can we see things more clearly.
Thus far, we have covered the religious aspect of this, the historical aspect, and now the political aspect. I will now look to wrap things up.
Conclusion
To conclude, I’ll go back to what I said earlier at the beginning of this analysis. For one, this could all be one big charade.
I don’t watch sports. I stop watching sports simply because it is nothing but entertainment - the modern-day Bread and Circus9 - and entertainment thrives when it has been discussed. And this “kyrie topic” has been in the public’s zeitgeist for the past week. So from an entertainment perspective, it’s been very beneficial.
If I look at this critically, I have questions. One, why hasn’t Kyrie sued the NBA? He is free to practice whatever religion he wishes, and if he chooses to practice Judaism, why not say that?
Two, this notion of other Jews outside the Jews we know of is linked to Alex Jones and conspiracy theories. Should the public not be able to research this topic, as Kyrie did, for themselves?
Three, why is Amazon benefiting from all of this? According to The Times of Israel10, Jeff Bezos is Jewish, so would we call him anti-jew for allowing this film to spread?
So those are the questions that make me question the authenticity of this whole situation. However, there’s another perspective as well.
Another angle could be that this is a bully attack on Kyrie. The ADL could be saying, “don’t question us or anything about us.” This documentary does lead one down the rabbit hole of the Khazars and the European Jews, which ultimately begs into question the legitimacy of modern-state Israel. Is this the political ideology that we cannot address?
This line of questioning leads to another train of thought, like, why can you talk about one group but not another? Why does one group appear to have so much power that you can’t criticize them?
You may now have more questions than answers, and, for one, this is a great thing. By questioning, you begin to know more about the world. History, for one, is not simple. Neither is reality. However, once you understand all the moving pieces, the past and reality become very clear.
The saying old age “Good versus Evil” comes to play, and one can argue that this is Nature making available alternate history timelines aware in the public’s consciousness, so people can ask more questions and inquire more about reality. This argument could be the case (as I just wrote an entire paper on it). Or it could be for media attention. Who knows what at this point?
Quite frankly, I have no idea. But I hope my analysis makes it more transparent for you who the players in the game are. Hopefully, you learned a little about the nature of our reality, hidden history, and many more.
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This concludes Part III of The Polarizing Complexity of the Kyrie Topic. You can find Part I here and Part II here.
References
Zionism | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zionism
Huffpost | https://www.huffpost.com/entry/zionism-is-not-judaism_b_577777
ADL | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Defamation_League#Origins
Leo Frank | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leo_Frank
Zionist Racist | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_General_Assembly_Resolution_3379
Crusades | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crusades
Manifest Destiny | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manifest_destiny
Spiritual Geopolitics | https://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/view/document/obo-9780199730414/obo-9780199730414-0311.xml
Bread and Circus | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bread_and_circuses
Jews on Fobes List | https://www.timesofisrael.com/5-jews-make-forbes-list-of-top-10-wealthiest-americans/
Great article and spot on. I have been trying to help people understand the true history and players behind the state of Israel, the different "Jews" outside of the Jews they've been taught to know, and the truths about who and what are behind Zionism. When you look into the spiritual side of it all, it gets really interesting...and quite alarming...real quick. It's quite the wall to climb for most, thanks to the extremely successful programming and propaganda machine we've all been subjected to for so long. The majority of Judeo Christians are incredibly misinformed and completely asleep about the truths. The quotes; "History is written by the victors.", and "To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize.", also come to mind here...
Glad I found your stack, I like your work man. God bless.
Great job! Reads like this should be highly circulated to not only shed light on the 'Kyrie situation', but to teach what was never intended to be taught. As you stated, all of the information is public, however, it has been diluted with rhetoric.
Thank you for this, I really enjoyed reading your analysis!