OCCUPIED: German Army Appoints First Rabbi Religious Counsellor To “Root Out Hate™” Save for later Reblogpost

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A Hungarian-born jew rabbi named “Zsolt Balla” has joined the German armed forces and says he has a ‘historic responsibility’ to serve Jewish soldiers.

You’ve got to hand it to him for his boldness. “I’m in your army to serve a foreign people, goyim!”

These jews are really not trying to even hide it anymore, are they?

Zsolt gets even bolder, however, saying that his purpose is to snitch on any actual Germans who think that maybe we shouldn’t have diversity.

Balla said this included working to root out antisemitism and other forms of hatred from the ranks of the armed forces “with good work, conversations and exchange”.

The article also states that more militant rabbis are to join Balla in future and there have been proposals to put in place a religious counsellor for the 3,000 Muslim soldiers.

You know, about the whole “good work, conversations and exchange” thing: Most soldiers will be the first to tell you about the work ethnic of non-Whites. In his book, “the myth of German villainy” Benton L. Bradberry, who served in the US Navy for decades, stated that he was very much an anti-racist sort before joining the navy. Within the first few weeks, he saw more racial conflict and fights than in his entire life up to that point. He remarked how the blacks and hispanics were lazy and kept to themselves and how the filipinos were openly against anyone but themselves.

Really it doesn’t make for a strong, cohesive army that’s likely to win too many wars against anyone but their own civilians. We should probably realize by now that such is the point.

It’s not surprising Zsolt is in the army now. They’re on a real crusade to purge Germans who are awake and not exactly down with the demographic situation from our armed forces. Just last week, another special Police unit was disbanded for thinking that maybe a certain Chancellor from the past might’ve been onto something after all.