NZ Desperate For The Gulf Petro-Money!

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What a convoluted way to attract the Gulf petro-money. Is the old interest-rate trap collapsing?

The recipe is simple.

1. Pretend you are antisemitic.
2. Have the media or advertising industry make a remark that could be regarded even remotely as antisemitic.
3. Signal the local Jewish Council to proclaim a “Fatwa.”
4. Keep stirring.
5. Wait for rest of the acts to follow automatically, starting with the nearest Israeli Embassy issuing a “Jihad” order.
6. Hey presto, your mix is ready.
7. Watch the oil money come pouring in [not because any of the Gulf rulers are necessarily antisemitic, but because they are blackmailed into playing their parts as such.]

Troubleshooting your recipe: What are the potential obstacles to hoodwinking everyone?

1. After Israel, New Zealand is probably the hottest Zionist mini state in the world because it thrives within the international Israel-first network. [Don’t be deceived by a couple of skinheads going around drawing swastikas on old gravestones because they, too, are part of the props of the play.]

2. Without its banking sector, New Zealand would be like another Haiti. How could anyone possibly believe the global banking cabal would tolerate an “antisemitic” New Zealand?

3. It’s no great secret that the global media and advertising industries are Jewish dominated. If anything “antisemitic” is said to muddy the waters, it would be a ruse of Jewish design meant to arouse predetermined responses. How could anyone overlook this glaring fact?

4. How could the rulers of Gulf states be so dumb as to fall for the good cop, bad cop act? Is that a problem or a question?

5. How could anyone be so stupid as to think their money would be safe in New Zealand. Just exactly how many tons of kiwifruit did you say they produced?

The following excerpts are from:

Israel ‘dismayed’ by Kiwi antisemitism

The Canberra-based embassy’s criticism of New Zealand’s race relations follows an advertising campaign that drew complaints from the Jewish community.

The campaign was withdrawn hours after New Zealand Jewish Council chairman Geoff Levy complained.

The billboards that sparked the comments were for a Prime Television show, Madmen: The Glory Years of Advertising.

The billboards, created by advertising agency Draft FCB, said: “Advertising Agency Seeks: Clients. All business considered, even from Jews.” (full article)

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