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30 May 2009 / #1
A little history from an article by E.Michael Jones from 'Culture Wars':
culturewars.com/2003/RevolutionaryJew.html
The brief history below was the cause of the Chmielnicki rebellion in the Ukraine, which led to the break up of the Polish-Lithuanian Federation, thereby turning both territory and a very large Khazar population over to Russia...The constant struggle between the Russians/Ukrainians and the Khazars finally brought about the Bolshevik revolution, and the reaction of National Socialism to this creation...
Excerpt:
In 1633, the Sejm passed a law forbidding Poland's nobility from selling liquor or engaging in commercial activities. The Polish noble citizens-both the wealthy and the impoverished-, in other words, retained political control of the country, but lost economic control because they were forbidden to engage in commercial activity. Because the Polish magnates owned the land but were unable to engage in commerce, they were forced to hand over the job of income extraction to the nation's Jews, who would pay a set fee for a lease to raise the money the nobles needed. The system of pre-paid, short-term leases was known in Poland as "arenda." The connection between the arenda system of tax-farming and the Jews was so intimate that it eventually found expression in the Polish language. In legal contracts in the 17th and 18th century, the Polish word "arendarz" or tax-farmer and "Jew" are synonymous. According to Pogonowski, "15 percent of urban and 80 percent of rural Jewish heads of households were occupied within the arenda system."
And:
In 1647, as one of the preconditions that prepared the way for a Polish crusade against the Ottoman empire,the Cossacks were promised full civil rights and enfranchisement over a period of time as Polish citizens. That meant that "the harsh exploitation by Jewish holders of short time leases was to be lessened by banning the collection of such payments as church fees for funerals, weddings, baptisms, etc."
When the bill came to a vote in 1648, the Seym, dominated by the alliance of huge landowners and their Jewish administrators, defeated the measure, providing a classic instance of how the concentration of wealth and power into a few hands can enable that group to pursue its own interests, with total disregard of the common good, over the brink of that self-interest into national disaster.
culturewars.com/2003/RevolutionaryJew.html
The brief history below was the cause of the Chmielnicki rebellion in the Ukraine, which led to the break up of the Polish-Lithuanian Federation, thereby turning both territory and a very large Khazar population over to Russia...The constant struggle between the Russians/Ukrainians and the Khazars finally brought about the Bolshevik revolution, and the reaction of National Socialism to this creation...
Excerpt:
In 1633, the Sejm passed a law forbidding Poland's nobility from selling liquor or engaging in commercial activities. The Polish noble citizens-both the wealthy and the impoverished-, in other words, retained political control of the country, but lost economic control because they were forbidden to engage in commercial activity. Because the Polish magnates owned the land but were unable to engage in commerce, they were forced to hand over the job of income extraction to the nation's Jews, who would pay a set fee for a lease to raise the money the nobles needed. The system of pre-paid, short-term leases was known in Poland as "arenda." The connection between the arenda system of tax-farming and the Jews was so intimate that it eventually found expression in the Polish language. In legal contracts in the 17th and 18th century, the Polish word "arendarz" or tax-farmer and "Jew" are synonymous. According to Pogonowski, "15 percent of urban and 80 percent of rural Jewish heads of households were occupied within the arenda system."
And:
In 1647, as one of the preconditions that prepared the way for a Polish crusade against the Ottoman empire,the Cossacks were promised full civil rights and enfranchisement over a period of time as Polish citizens. That meant that "the harsh exploitation by Jewish holders of short time leases was to be lessened by banning the collection of such payments as church fees for funerals, weddings, baptisms, etc."
When the bill came to a vote in 1648, the Seym, dominated by the alliance of huge landowners and their Jewish administrators, defeated the measure, providing a classic instance of how the concentration of wealth and power into a few hands can enable that group to pursue its own interests, with total disregard of the common good, over the brink of that self-interest into national disaster.