FLYER: Obama's Jewish Cabinet

[joeblow]

FLYER: Obama's Jewish Cabinet

http://rapidshare.com/files/275960479/O ... -flyer.pdf

[maz]

Thanks I found this to be helpful! I hope you don't mind that I've made jpegs of the rest.

Also, I've re-uploaded the pdf file around at a few places for when the Rapidshare expires.

Obama's cabinet pdf

Obama's cabinet pdf and photos at Internet Archive



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[abduLMaria]

it reminds me of Russia in the sense that Jews & Zionists worked their way into most top level positions in the government, and then used those positions not for the general good, but to polish the fortunes of their cronies at Monsanto, Halliburton, et al.

[kolnidre]

Compelling compiling, there.

Bernanke's name should be changed to Ben Shalom Bernanke. Ben doesn't stand for "Benjamin," but just "Ben" as in "Ben Gurion." Of course, the hard, throbbing irony is that it means "son" or "son of." So combined with "Shalom," which means "die, stupid goyim!" you get the picture of what his name is supposed to mean.




p.s. just in case clarification is necessary by fluoride-addled minds, "shalom" means "peace," although of course the Israeli definition of "peace" is given in the above sentence

[mgt23]

any chance of a UK version of this? i would include any zionist not just jews on the flyer as well.

[scorpio]

My wife and I compiled this list. Joe posted it for us because we made it as a flier and we didn't have the computer skills to convert it for TIU
Have been posting it around our town
Wearing a hat and sunglasses :geek:

[Anonymous]

i would include any zionist not just jews on the flyer as well.

I do question this cult of naming only Jews. :?

[scorpio]

I do question this cult of naming only Jews. :?

#1 This is no cult as there is no leader.
#2 Why don't you do some research and let me know what you find.  :roll:

[maz]

I do question this cult of naming only Jews. :?

Well if it makes you feel any better there are at least two on the list that really aren't Jews, but seem to adhere to the ideology of Jewish supremacy (Hamburg-Jewish father) and another who is very pro-Israel (Clinton) and at least one character who I have been unable to establish that he is a Jew to my satisfaction (Geithner).

And strangely, the list is missing two prominent figures in the Obama's kosher cabinet:



Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel - Health Care Adviser



Cass Sunstein - Regulatory Czar

[scorpio]

... and another who is very pro-Israel (Clinton) and at least one character who I have been unable to establish that he is a Jew to my satisfaction (Geithner).

Yes, you are correct about Geitner. He is hard to verify.
However, do you think its possible that a goy could rise up so high in the Federal Reserve system?
Then, cheat on his taxes for 5 years and still be confirmed as Secretary of the Treasury.
My Jew spotting radar goes up every time I see a picture of him.

Thanks for the addition of Ezekiel Emanuel to the list - Good research.
As for Cass Sunstein, he is on my upcoming post entitled 'Obama's Jewish Czars'

[maz]

Yes, you are correct about Geitner. He is hard to verify.
However, do you think its possible that a goy could rise up so high in the Federal Reserve system?
Then, cheat on his taxes for 5 years and still be confirmed as Secretary of the Treasury.
My Jew spotting radar goes up every time I see a picture of him.

I'm not really doubting you, I'm just a stickler with that I guess. By the way, I ran all the names through Muckety to see their connections and associations for anyone who wants a deeper look into these characters. Click on the names and the links will take you to interactive maps.

Benjamin Bernanke - Federal Reserve Chairman

Rahm Emanuel - White House Chief of Staff

Shelia Bair - FDIC Chairman

Hillary Clinton - Secretary of State
 
Lawrence Summers

Paul Volcker  - Economy Advisor

Tim Geithner - Treasury Secretary

David Axelrod - Senior Advisor

Jason Furman Directory of Economic Policy

Dan Shapiro - NSE Middle East Desk

Richard Holbrook - Afghanistan/Pakistan Envoy

Alan Blinder - Economic Advisor

Dennis Ross - Envoy to Iran

Richard Klain - Biden Chief of Staff

Robert Rubin - Economic Advisor

Jared Bernstein - Economic Advisor

Peter Orszag - Head of Budget

Elena Kagan - Solicitor General

James Steinberg - Deputy Secretary of State

Julius Genachowski - FCC Chairman

Gary Gensler - Futures Trading Commission Chairman

Jacob Lew - Deputy Secretary of State

Margaret Ann Hamburg - Food and Drug Agency

Steven Rattner - Treasury Adviser Auto Sector

Jon Leibowitz - FTC Chairman

Joshua M. Sharfstein - Deputy FDA Administrator

Mary Schapiro - SEC Chairman

[celticwarrior]

Jewish, tax-evading US Treasury-Secretary Geithner admits ''offensive'' actions were taken in giving $24 trillion to the Jewish-run US lending institutions:  http://www.corbettreport.com/articles/2 ... _audit.htm

[Anonymous]

#1 This is no cult as there is no leader.
#2 Why don't you do some research and let me know what you find. :roll:

Sorry, didn't think before post.

#1 This is no cult as there is no leader.

Cult was the wrong word. It could turn into a trend of naming only Jews and looking at the ethnicity before anything else.

What I mean is, the research needs to be spot on. Can't be mislabeling people just because they have a 'Jewish appearance'. You know the Judicial-Inc.biz type labeling. i.e people calling Sotamayor a Jew because of her appearance.

[Yo Mama]

Hillary Clinton isn't genetically Jewish.  Her grandmother got remarried to some Jew after her first husband died.  So Hillary Clinton is only related to this Jew by marriage, not by blood.  

Of course, Hillary is still a Jew-tool and Jew-puppet.  That goes without saying.  

[Yo Mama]

I have strong circumstantial evidence that Sonia Sotomayor's mother is a Sephardic Spanish Jewess.  

[Yo Mama]

My wife and I compiled this list. Joe posted it for us because we made it as a flier and we didn't have the computer skills to convert it for TIU
Have been posting it around our town
Wearing a hat and sunglasses :geek:

Nice job with the fliers, scorpio!  I love making these kinds of lists, but I had never thought of turning them into fliers before.  Great idea.  

[Yo Mama]

Bernanke's name should be changed to Ben Shalom Bernanke. Ben doesn't stand for "Benjamin," but just "Ben" as in "Ben Gurion."

Wrong.  The Federal Reserve System Board of Governors website used to have Bernanke's name listed as "Benjamin" a couple of years ago when I first compiled my Federal Reserve list, which you have probably seen on the internet.  About a year and a half ago, they changed his name to "Ben".  Why they did this I don't know.   :?

[Yo Mama]

scorpio,

The picture you have on your flier for Dan Shapiro is actually a picture of Denis Ross.  Here's a picture of Dan Shapiro:



 

[scorpio]

scorpio,

The picture you have on your flier for Dan Shapiro is actually a picture of Denis Ross.  Here's a picture of Dan Shapiro:



 

Thanks - We'll fix that on the flier. I can't edit the posting however. Maybe a site admin can....
Great research as always yomama

[maz]

Obama the first Jewish President!

Some Chicago Jews say Obama is actually the 'first Jewish president'
By Natasha Mozgovaya

Quite a few of Barack Obama's "friends from the past" have popped up recently. It's doubtful whether he even knows their names, but in the Chicago Jewish community many people really are long-time friends of the president-elect. Some of the older people in the community say that they "raised him," while others half-jokingly call Obama "the first Jewish president."

They raised contributions for him, provided him with contacts, and also enjoyed hosting him and believed in his glorious future in politics. During most of the campaign, when rumors were spreading among American Jews that Obama was a closet Muslim who was more supportive of the Palestinians and was interested in granting the president of Iran legitimacy, his support among American Jews did not even come close to that enjoyed by Bill Clinton. But at the moment of truth, according to the exit polls, it turns out that 78 percent of Jews voted for Obama.

Members of the Chicago Jewish community are not surprised. They claim that the Jews simply discovered what they have known for years. Obama lives near the synagogue in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago, an area with quite a large Jewish population. Some of area visitors may even mistake the heavy security presence on the street for the synagogue's location – that is, until they hear about Obama.

Alan Solow, an attorney from Chicago, a leader of the Jewish community and a veteran Obama supporter, was one of the few who gained access to the president-elect after his speech in Chicago's Grant Park last week. "After his speech on Tuesday night [election day] in front of hundreds of thousands people, he was the same Barack Obama I know. I think his life is going to change, but it won't change the type of person he is. Presidents tend to become isolated, but I'm confident he'll fight hard against it," he says.

Solow used to live in Obama's neighborhood, and says that Obama has always had "excellent relations with the Jewish community."

"As a local senator, he was very effective and helpful in what we call 'the Jewish agenda,' the community issues, values. He has always had a deep understanding of Israel's need for security. I went with him to Israel for a week in January 2006, and when he started the race for the presidency I had no doubt I'd support him. The first thing that impressed me about him was his intellect – he's one of the smartest people I've met – but he's also a warm and caring person who has a keen interest in issues that people of this country are worried about," continues Solow.

"I said with a smile that he will be the first Jewish president. He also has a deep understanding of issues that confront Israel and the Jewish community. And I think his personal story reflects the story of Jewish immigration to the United States.

"He was raised in a family without any built-in advantages: His father was a stranger, but with the help of a close family and an emphasis on education and hard work, he succeeded. It's the Jewish story in America. He understands it, and that's why he's so close to the Jewish community. His first autobiography is about seeking his roots and he understands Jewish people's yearning for this – it fits into his world view and it's one of the reasons for his support of Israel. When he says that Israel's security is sacrosanct, I believe him. As I know him, he won't say things he doesn't really mean. And he has a lot of close Jewish friends who can confirm this."

Solow is also very familiar with Obama's first appointment – his designated White House chief of staff. "Rahm is an active member of Jewish community, his children go to the day schools and he was always recognized as Jewish when he was Clinton's advisor. But I don't believe that the fact that he's a devoted Jew and supports Israel has anything to do with his appointment. He's simply the best person for this job, because of his experience in Congress and in Clinton's administration, and because of his intellect. But his support of Israel fits with the president-elect's thinking."

Michael Bauer, a political activist from the community who has known Obama for over a decade and supported his presidential campaign, says his first reaction to Obama's victory was disbelief. "It seemed like a dream. After the election, I had a brief opportunity to congratulate him, to exchange a hug with Barack, a kiss with Michelle. We're very proud of him and we're sure he'll successfully handle the big challenges facing the country and the new president," he says.

"If we go back to his work as a State senator, his Senate district had a relatively high percentage of Jews, and more importantly, it was a Jewish population involved both politically and with charity organizations. When he was in the State Senate, the Democrats were a minority. When you're a minority you don't get too much accomplished. Neither Barack as a State Senator nor any of his colleagues were able to accomplish a great deal, because of Republican control of the State Senate. However, because of his district, it was always clear to me that many people supporting Barack are active in the Jewish community both locally and nationally. And they agreed about his sensitivity to a number of issues – the issue of the U.S-Israel relationship and domestically, issues that many of us are concerned about, be it the separation of Church and State, women's right to choose, etc. It was always a natural fit between the Jewish community and Barack Obama. He understands those issues. Frankly, he's so smart he understands them better than most of us," says Bauer.

Identifying with Sderot

"As a U.S. senator he visited Israel twice, and especially the second time I think was highly significant," Bauer continues. "I think it was important to him personally to go to Sderot and see the proximity involved when Israel is attacked on a daily basis from Gaza. I think it was also symbolic for the people of Israel and the worldwide community, as well as the Jewish community, to see Barack Obama going to Sderot and speaking about it, that as president it will be unacceptable to him and he recognizes Israel's right to defend itself. This symbolism was important on so many different levels. I've known the president-elect for over 10 years, and his values and principles never change. If you ask me whether I have confidence that he'll continue to be committed to Israel's existence as a Jewish state within secure borders – I have absolutely no doubt."

"President Bush supported Israel as well, but after eight years of his support Israel faces a stronger Iran, Hezbollah at the northern border, Hamas at the southern border – and Hamas gained a sort of political legitimacy. I think George Bush was a disaster for the State of Israel. And I think Obama's administration understands Israel's needs for safety and security, the importance of Israel remaining a Jewish state, and will try to help to mediate a peace in the Middle East that accomplishes those goals. There are still people who don't believe it, but the great thing in democracy is that everyone has an opinion and you don't need 100 percent consensus. I think peace in the Middle East is one of his highest priorities – he's not going to wait for seven years as a president to start working on it."

Bauer was also heavily involved in Rahm Emanuel's campaign for Congress. "Let me say something about Rahm. One of the things people don't like about him is the fact he's short with people, but it's only because he's such a smart person. He doesn't need a 15-minute phone conversation, he gets to the issues in three minutes. And Israel – it's in his blood. The fact that Joe Biden, with a long record of supporting Israel, is Obama's vice president-elect and Rahm Emanuel is his chief of staff – I'm not sure what reassurance anyone needs that the president-elect when he is president will remain a close ally of the State of Israel and the people of Israel."

[scorpio]

April 9, 2009, 1:19 pm
Obama Hosts Seder Dinner at White House
By Jeff Zeleny
Pete Souza/White House President Obama hosted a Passover seder at the White House.

Update | 6:50 p.m.




President Obama and a collection of guests celebrated Passover Thursday evening with what White House officials believe to be the first Passover Seder dinner hosted by an American president.

Mr. Obama is not Jewish, but White House officials say that while traveling through Pennsylvania during the campaign last year, he surprised his aides by joining an impromptu Passover dinner held by campaign workers in a ballroom of a Harrisburg hotel, so he decided to treat the group to a dinner this year in his new surroundings.

The Seder, held in the Old Family Dining Room at the White House with several aides and their families, included the traditional Passover dishes, matzo ball soup, brisket and kugel. The White House chefs prepared the meal after consulting family recipes from several Seder participants.

While the Obamas hosted the dinner, it was overseen by Eric Lesser, a White House aide who helped organize the Seder in Harrisburg during the campaign last year. He is now a special assistant to Mr. Obama's adviser David Axelrod.

During the presidential campaign, Mr. Obama struggled to address skepticism from Jewish voters, particularly in the Democratic primary race with Hillary Rodham Clinton. But Jewish groups cheered the presidential Seder, and aides said the White House switchboard was flooded by calls from people seeking an invitation.

[scorpio]

September 10, 2008, 8:58 pm
Obama's Rabbi
By Niko Koppel AND Sarah Wheaton




Rabbi Capers C. Funnye Jr.Rabbi Capers C. Funnye Jr. at Beth Shalom B'nai Zaken Ethiopian Hebrew Congregation in Chicago. (Photo: Sally Ryan for The New York Times)

Who knew?

Even as Senator Barack Obama has tried to overcome skepticism by some Jewish voters, he has been keeping a little family secret. Turns out that a member of the Obama clan is a rabbi.

Rabbi Capers C. Funnye Jr., who heads a predominantly black congregation in Chicago, is a cousin of Michelle Obama, Mr. Obama's wife. Rabbi Funnye is the son of Verdelle Robinson Funnye, the sister of Mrs. Obama's grandfather, Frasier Robinson Jr. The relationship was first reported in The Wall Street Journal without mentioning Rabbi Funnye by name.

As the first black member of the Chicago Board of Rabbis and many mainstream Jewish organizations, Rabbi Funnye is well known in Chicago, primarily for his efforts to build bridges across racial and religious divides. He was also known to Mr. Obama: Though Rabbi Funnye, 56, is older than Mrs. Obama, 44, the cousins grew up in bordering neighborhoods and saw each other at family celebrations.

"I remember Michelle being very kind and loving, very considerate and a good person," Mr. Funnye said.

Rabbi Funnye has contributed to the campaign and mentions the Democratic presidential nominee in sermons before his congregation at Shalom B'nai Zaken Ethiopian Congregation, which has 200 members. He is not, however, one of the 300 members of the newly formed group Rabbis for Obama (though Ethan Tucker, stepson of Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, the independent Democrat from Connecticut now backing Senator John McCain, is.)

[kolnidre]

Bernanke's name should be changed to Ben Shalom Bernanke. Ben doesn't stand for "Benjamin," but just "Ben" as in "Ben Gurion."

Wrong.  The Federal Reserve System Board of Governors website used to have Bernanke's name listed as "Benjamin" a couple of years ago when I first compiled my Federal Reserve list, which you have probably seen on the internet.  About a year and a half ago, they changed his name to "Ben".  Why they did this I don't know.   :?

Maybe it was listed that way because someone assumed his name is Benjamin. It ain't.

Even a search on "Benjamin Shalom Bernanke" turns up nearly all hits for Ben Shalom.

Good work at any rate. Nothing to lose sleep over.