Transcript of the video
The following
is a transcript of this video by Eric Hufschmid. (AJ) refers to the
Australian Jew, while (CA1)
and (CA2) to custom
agent #1 and #2 respectively.
Australia's Channel 7 produced some television programs that show the
work of customs officials at the Australian airport, but they are
now stopping people from posting those programs on the Internet.
One of their more interesting episodes shows an Australian Jew who
arrived home after a trip to Israel. He attracted the attention of the
customs agents when he cut in front of other people who were standing
in line at the customs stations. He claimed that he did not have to go
through the inspections because
he was an Australian citizen. The customs agents decided to search his
luggage.
He complained that his luggage had already been through the high
security of Israeli airports and that he was being discriminated
against. He complained that the customs agents should not look through
his
private things. The customs agents discovered that Michael had some
prohibited items
that he had not declared, such as diseased eucalyptus leaves, seeds,
and other biological materials.
The customs agents showed Michael that he had filled his customs form
incorrectly, specifically question number 7. He told Michael that by
not declaring those item he was breaking the
nation's law. However Michael did not believed that Australia's laws
apply to him.
(CA1): Filling this
card [?] you are breaking the law of your
country and in my country.
(AJ): Oh, no! It's not my law.
Apparently
a nation's laws are for the Goyim, not the Chosen People. The customs
agent told Michael that the item are prohibited in order to
protect the plants and trees of Australia.
(CA2): By bringing these items you
are putting at risk the nation's
flora and fauna of Australia. It has got nothing to do with
legislation, it's the risk involved, OK?
Michael argued with him and tried to intimidate him. The customs agent
try to explain again in more detail, but Michael interrupted him with
an angry remark.
(CA1): Really, [?]
I'm protecting the Australians.
(AJ): I'm talking
about the importance of protecting my people.
Unfortunately the television program did not ask Michael to explain
that remark. The customs agent said he couldn't understand why Michael
did not
declared those diseased eucalyptus leaves.
(CA1): Obviously diseased leaves.
I can't understand how he didn't
declared that. It's beyond me.
Let's see if you and I can figure out why an Australian Jew would bring
diseased leaves home with him after taking a trip to Israel. And where
did he get those leaves, and where did he get the other plant
materials that he was smuggling. Those are not typical tourist
souvenirs.
You might expect a Jew, who
was visiting Israel, to visit the Wailing Wall, but obviously Michael
stopped by Moshe Steinberg's Emporium of Diseases and Insects which is
disguised as a barber shop. This is where the Chosen People are able to
select from a wide variety
of diseases and insects all of which are offered for free because the
operation is subsidized by American Foreign Aid to Israel and Germany
Holocaust's payments. Michael decided to pick up some diseased
eucalyptus leaves and other
diseased plants. He then flew back to Australia with the diseased
leaves hidden in his luggage. Do you think that his remark about
protecting his people can explain
why he did this?
Perhaps he was smuggling diseases into Australia because he believes
that he is a member of the superior race and that they are surrounded
by hordes of inferior Goyim. Perhaps he believes that Chosen People
must protect themselves from us
vermin by spreading
diseases, starting wars,
starting
forest fires,
and
whatever else they can think of to destroy our nations and get control
of the world. Michael got caught only because he attracted the
attention of the
customs agents. If he had behaved like everybody else, he would have
slipped though without being noticed. This might cause you to wonder: "How many other Jews
have traveled to Israel to pick up diseases or insects and
successfully spread them around the world?" You might also
wonder: "How
many more centuries will our sheep-like
relatives and neighbors ignore or tolerate this abuse?"
(AJ): I'm talking
about the importance of protecting my people. |
