Oy vey, the goyim know! Shut it down!
The European Jewish Congress, which represents dozens of Jewish communities in Europe, has formally called for the book to be rescinded. Naming a Jewish culprit in a mystery that has transfixed people of all backgrounds could be “potentially incendiary” at a time of rising antisemitism, the group wrote in a letter to the book’s publisher.
"But continuing to assume without evidence that an Aryan German did it, during a time of rising anti-White hatred, that's perfectly all right with us!" continued the Council of Seditious 'European' Kikes, rubbing their hands together gleefully.
Oy vey, the goyim know! Shut it down!
>The European Jewish Congress, which represents dozens of Jewish communities in Europe, has formally called for the book to be rescinded. *Naming a Jewish culprit in a mystery that has transfixed people of all backgrounds could be “potentially incendiary” at a time of rising antisemitism*, the group wrote in a letter to the book’s publisher.
"But continuing to assume without evidence that an Aryan German did it, during a time of rising anti-White hatred, that's perfectly all right with us!" continued the Council of Seditious 'European' Kikes, rubbing their hands together gleefully.
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