13 Tishrei 5786
It was predictable...
"...A Scorched Earth policy for America"
These views are no longer fringe! It is going mainstream!!
This could very well be your last warning. 😟
(Check out the comments, too.)
This could very well be your last warning. 😟
(Check out the comments, too.)
1. The lefty jews have caused this bad name.
ReplyDelete2. A racist saying whites and blacks.
3. A guy with an ethnic last name ignoring he is not white either.
4. Likening US to Getmany says it all.
Finally, when the goy says get out...then just get out.
-leah
Anyone ever notice how his head is disproportionate to his body.
ReplyDeleteI have more concern over the likes of Marjorie Green, Megan Kelly, Tucker Carlson and Matt Gaetz and others I can't think of offhand. These are the most dangerous since they "claim" they are not against Jews but deep down harbor deep resentment.
The gentiles don't fully understand blessing of Bereshit. One only has to look at Every nation the Jews lived in and the progress those nations made. Lands where no Jews lived had remained stagnant. If they only Knew the blessings they had already received, but empires fell because some went with the curses.
Six of one and half a dozen... this guy is straight out of mein kampf. As are the comments under his yt vid. Not something to be taken lightly.
DeleteJews everywhere should be moving their assets to Israel immediately, and then get on the next plane out. Change is not easy, but change is a'comin' either way. The only question is which change do you choose. And if you choose to leave and it's hard, beg Hashem to help you overcome the challenges. We are supposed to be am ha'emuna. Be'D Hashem will open all the gates.
Hitoreri
Also noteworthy that he clumps 'head coverings' as the demarcation for 'those...'
ReplyDeleteWe know it's a sign of yiras Hashem, which is what he doesn't have even to his own god if he has one, the real root of his hatred is pretty clear.
Señor Fuentes, who do you think you are to demand throwing other minorities out from the US, when you are one too? Go back to Spain, to Brazil, to wherever your family came from. Be an example to the rest of us "furriners."
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I left by choice long before the likes of you became popular...writing from Jerusalem now. So there, fool.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Israel/comments/1nxotyz/in_two_weeks_i_will_leave_america_for_israel/
ReplyDeleteI've never been to Israel, I'm a Brooklyn Jew but i've always identified pretty much exclusively American. I'm a "bad jew" by most standards.
...I've now become the one who is more scared than my family. My mom still thinks that Jewish people have enough power in America now to protect ourselves but I think she's wrong. I think she's disconnected from the youth culture I see and how fast and ardent the resentment/hatred of jews is becoming. I'm not sure if in 20 years, the country I grew up in will still be a physically safe place for me to live.
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It's worth reading the whole thing, it's not long, but that's it in a nutshell. I'm hearing that Jews from hte UK and France are planning on moving ot the US. They think it's the old US. More and more on the reddit israel sub, americans are writing that they are planning on moving to Israel, and from the nature of their writing they don't seem to be frum Jews, just average American Jews. Sorry to have to write this, but luckily they don't have a rav tellilng them to stay put. Be'D they will find a rav in Israel.
We can beg and plead, but they have to make the decision. The worst part is the lack of leadership. There will be a trickle of people who are emotionally capable of making a decision and following thru with it, but the rest need leadership, practical and spiritual, and a mass organised aliya. Organised by Jews. Otherwise, chalila it will be organised as he says in the video.
No Jew Left Behind
Hitoreri
Aliya is very personal. Don’t expect leaders o Rabis to answer if people should doit or not. It’s difficult at the beginning. But once you are here, you know you are home. Burn the bridges, never look back and come home. There is not such thing at a bad Jew . ❤️ from 🇮🇱.
DeleteThe first aliya in history of Am Yisrael, Ytsiat Mizrayim was led and organised, each Jew chose whether or not to participate. Since then we've had likewise from Teman, Ethiopia, Morroco, FSU etc, etc. Rav Teichtel HYD called out the rabbonim of his own generation, the Shoah generation for not providing leadership for aliya.
DeleteChange is hard, but one way or another it's already here. Not changing is no longer an option. The only question is whether the change will be adapting to Israel or adapting to the shifting sands of the exile.
Hitoreri
I feel a bit bad about what I wrote about 'luckily they don't have a rav telling them to stay put'. But seriously, that is the oft repeated refrain to the question of aliya, my rav said.... And nothinig happens.
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My Rab which I love and respect didn’t have an answer to the question of aliya. Other Rabis which I also respect tried to dissuade me. I guess it’s the story of many people here. Nothing like home.
DeleteDear Friends, Yours Truly posted the following comment to the Fuentes video. So far it is still there. Shana Tova Gmar Chatimah Tova and Chag Sameach from Jerusalem, Lowell
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6 hours ago (edited)
NICK STOP THE SHTICK AS WE DISCUSSED YEARS AGO YOUR FAMILY ARE SEPHARDI JEWS FROM THE EXPULSION FROM SPAIN 1492 AT WHICH TIME YOU TOLD ME IN A PRIVATE FACEBOOK MESSAGE "I DON'T WANNA BE JEWISH". LIFE'S A BITCH, AIN'T IT ??? SHANA TOVA, GMAR CHATIMAH TOVA AND CHAG SAMEACH FROM JERUSALEM, ERETZ YISRAEL, LOWELL
HOMEWORK:
SEPHARDIC JEWISH CONNECTIONS
There is substantial historical and genealogical evidence suggesting that FUENTES is among the surnames adopted by SEPHARDIC JEWS during and after the Spanish Inquisition. Sephardic Jews, who lived in the Iberian Peninsula for centuries, were forced to convert to Christianity or face expulsion after 1492. Many who converted—known as conversos or anusim (forced converts)—retained or adopted surnames like Fuentes to blend into Christian society.
Sources such as Inquisition records, genealogical research, and works like "Sangre Judía" by Pere Bonnin list FUENTES as a name associated with SEPHARDIC JEWISH ANCESTRY. The Holy Office [PAPAL INQUISITION] of the Spanish Catholic Church reportedly identified Fuentes as a name used by Jewish families during this period.
FUENTES SEPHARDIC JEWISH ORIGIN
Historical Evidence and Sources
Several reputable sources support the Jewish connection:
Genealogy.com states: "The name FUENTES has been identified by the Holy Office of the Catholic Church of Spain and other sources as a Sephardic (Jewish) name."
NameYourRoots.com notes: "There are many indicators that the name FUENTES may be of Jewish origin, emanating from the Jewish communities of Spain and Portugal."
Joel Pollak, a conservative Jewish commentator, has publicly stated on X (formerly Twitter): "‘FUENTES is a Jewish surname, common among Jews from Portugal who were forcibly converted in the Inquisition and had to hide their identity."
These claims are further supported by academic and genealogical studies on converso surnames, where names derived from geographical features—like fountains—were commonly adopted by Jewish families to obscure their heritage.
FUENTES surname Jewish origin site:reddit.com
Notable Perspectives and Controversies
The discussion around the name FUENTES has gained attention due to NICK FUENTES, a far-right political commentator. Despite his antisemitic views, some researchers and commentators have pointed out the irony that his surname likely has Sephardic Jewish roots.
This has led to public commentary, such as from Joel Pollak, who suggested NICK FUENTES may be "wrestling with deep issues" given his heritage. However, having a Jewish-associated surname does not imply current religious or ethnic identity, especially after centuries of assimilation and migration.
NiICK FUENTES surname origin
Conclusion
Yes, FUENTES can be considered a Sephardic Jewish name in historical and genealogical contexts. While it is primarily a Spanish toponymic surname, it was adopted by many Sephardic Jews during the Inquisition era as a means of survival. Therefore, while not all bearers of the name are of Jewish descent, the surname FUENTES is recognized as one of the many names with documented Sephardic Jewish origins.
It's a rhetorical trick to use the word "forced". No one was forced to convert. It was not an easy choice, but it was still a choice.
DeleteMr. Gallin, that's interesting, because I was about to comment that Fuentes reminds me very much of various Jewish people (both facially and mannerism) whom I've observed over the years. Disregarding his facade, he strikes me as one heck of a bitter guy.
DeleteThis is 100 percent the fault of the Jews who REFUSE to make aliyah (the many hordes who can and simply refuse). In Germany, they did not follow Hashem's laws from Hashem's Torah, so Hashem made them follow His laws through the goyim: the Nuremburg laws said exactly what the Torah commands of Jews: DO NOT INTERMARRY, DO NOT GO TO THEIR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS, SEPARATE FROM THEM". Jews didn't want to listen to Hashem directly so they were made to listen indirectly. Same thing here: Fuentes is saying: GET OUT. GO BACK TO THE MIDDLE EAST. GO BACK TO ISRAEL. YOU DO NOT BELONG IN THE LAND OF EUROPEANS. And he's right! Jews do not belong in the land of Eisav. The religious Jews should especially know better. Fuentes will be punished for his personal hatred and vigor... but he is doing exactly what Hashem has programmed him to do: turn against the Jews who will not listen to Torah. may they wake up and come en masse to Israel before anything really ugly happens. Chag sameach- may it be quiet, peaceful, and happy.
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