Downing of Russian Plane Exposed Putin's Court Jew

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Russian President Vladimir Putin attend a joint press conference in Jerusalem, Israel, June 25, 2012. Credit: Kobi Gideon / GPO

Downing of Russian Plane Exposed Putin's Court Jew

Most Israelis, along with their prime minister, are beginning to understand that the crisis with Russia is not a passing matter. But they haven't figured out what the core issue is

Dmitry Shumsky

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And so, brothers and sisters, because of the malicious provocation of the Jewish air force, our airplane, with 15 Russian souls on board, was downed by the friendly fire of our ally. The Jewish aircraft took cover behind our larger plane, in keeping with the Eastern ruses that have characterized this people for thousands of years. How and why were the Jews able to fly in airspace that Russia had entirely closed to flights from foreign aircraft?

The answer is clear: The Jews’ leaders come to Moscow and repeatedly whine and ultimately Russia permits them to do things beyond the letter of the rules. Russian President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu embrace and finalize things man-to-man , but we all know how Jewish men stand by their Jewish word – and we are witness to the difficult outcome.

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