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Isidoros, representing the Alexandrian Greeks, stated about the Jews in front of the emperor Claudius: “I accuse them of trying to stir up the entire world.” Claudius was much better disposed toward Jews than Caligula, who had challenged Jewish separatism by ordering that his statue be erected in Jerusalem’s Temple, but had died before his order could be executed. For having insinuated that Claudius’s court was filled with Jews, Isidoros was condemned to death.

Nevertheless, the edict issued by Claudius after the arbitration hearing concluded that, if Jews continued to sow dissent and “to agitate for more privileges than they formerly possessed, […] I will by all means take vengeance on them as fomenters of what is a general plague infecting the whole world.” This edict was followed by another addressed to all the Jewish communities of the empire, asking them not to “behave with contempt towards the gods of other peoples.” Finally, after more outbreaks of violence between Greeks and Jews, the Romans turned against the Jews, and, from 115 to 117, the Greeks themselves joined with their Roman conquerors in the violent repression that stamped out the Jewish community of Alexandria, of which no more is heard

Isidoros, representing the Alexandrian Greeks, stated about the Jews in front of the emperor Claudius: “I accuse them of trying to stir up the entire world.” Claudius was much better disposed toward Jews than Caligula, who had challenged Jewish separatism by ordering that his statue be erected in Jerusalem’s Temple, but had died before his order could be executed. For having insinuated that Claudius’s court was filled with Jews, Isidoros was condemned to death. Nevertheless, the edict issued by Claudius after the arbitration hearing concluded that, if Jews continued to sow dissent and “to agitate for more privileges than they formerly possessed, […] I will by all means take vengeance on them as fomenters of what is a general plague infecting the whole world.” This edict was followed by another addressed to all the Jewish communities of the empire, asking them not to “behave with contempt towards the gods of other peoples.” Finally, after more outbreaks of violence between Greeks and Jews, the Romans turned against the Jews, and, from 115 to 117, the Greeks themselves joined with their Roman conquerors in the violent repression that stamped out the Jewish community of Alexandria, of which no more is heard

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Its been >3000 years since the Hyksos (hebrews) took over half of Egypt in gratitude for being welcomed as immigrants, and were ultimately thrown out after 300 years of war with the pharoahs.

Exodus was a disinformation psyop . They were never slaves in Egypt. They used deception to gain control. They were never prevented from leaving, they were shown the door.

Same pattern over and over. Use of deception to infiltrate, largely through bureacracy. Get to critical mass and execute jews.exe, laugh at goyim stupidity. Get thrown out, lie and say the say they were victims, sell a lot of books.

3000 years guys.