"The Jew has never possessed an artistry of his own. He has had
his temples built by foreign builders, first by the Assyrians,
then, during the second reconstruction, by Roman artisans. He
personally has left no cultural arts, no other visual works, no
buildings, nothing at all. And musically, too, we know nothing
except that he is capable of copying the music of others well. I
do not wish to conceal the fact that today we have many famous
conductors from their ranks, who have become famous thanks to a
Jewish press that is coordinated down to the last whistle."

-- Hitler, speech from August 13, 1920

Is this a breath of fresh air in the face of incessant
Jewish bragging?

On Monday, July 17, 2023 at 8:11:26 PM UTC-5, Pluted Pup wrote:
> "The Jew has never possessed an artistry of his own. He has had
> his temples built by foreign builders, first by the Assyrians,
> then, during the second reconstruction, by Roman artisans. He
> personally has left no cultural arts, no other visual works, no
> buildings, nothing at all. And musically, too, we know nothing
> except that he is capable of copying the music of others well. I
> do not wish to conceal the fact that today we have many famous
> conductors from their ranks, who have become famous thanks to a
> Jewish press that is coordinated down to the last whistle."
>
> -- Hitler, speech from August 13, 1920
>
> Is this a breath of fresh air in the face of incessant
> Jewish bragging?
Calling a quote from a Hitler speech "a breath of fresh air" is repugnant. Shame on you, whoever you are.