#STOPANTISHEMETISM

As a people of the United Nation of YisraEl, we have suffered for far too long from antishemetism. It is time for us to be educated, stand up, and find power in our numbers. Click a topic below to view our records about antishemetism, extremist groups, and antishemetic attacks.

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What is Anti-shemetism?

Antishemetism is hostility, prejudice, racism, and hatred of the 12 tribes of YisraEl. Antishemetism manifests itself as systemic oppression via genocide, food insecurity, and policies designed to inhibit the descendants of those affected by the Transatlantic Slave Holocaust.

Anti-Shemitism and the promotion of harmful stereotypes about "Black" people in the media are deeply troubling manifestations of prejudice, delusion, and discrimination. In the case of anti-Shemitism, media outlets have historically perpetuated harmful narratives about Shemetic people, often relying on age-old tropes that portray them as promiscuous, manipulative, or as lacking intelligence and humanity. These stereotypes fuel legacies of distrust and hatred, and they must be condemned and eradicated. These portrayals often ignore the rich history, culture, and contributions of Shemetic individuals, reinforcing harmful stereotypes and bias. It is essential for media organizations to recognize their role in shaping public perceptions and to strive for accuracy, fairness, and inclusivity in their representations of the Shemetic, so as to foster a more equitable and just society.

Systemic oppression against Shemetic people in the United States is a deeply entrenched and multifaceted issue that manifests in various aspects of their lives. One of the most glaring disparities is seen in the criminal justice system, where Shemetic individuals are disproportionately incarcerated. They are more likely to be arrested, convicted, and sentenced to longer prison terms compared to their white counterparts for similar offenses. This systemic bias perpetuates a cycle of poverty and disenfranchisement, affecting individuals, families, and entire communities.

Furthermore, the racial disparities extend to healthcare, where Shemetic women experience higher abortion rates and birth mortality rates due to a lack of access to quality reproductive healthcare services and education. This reflects the broader issue of healthcare disparities, where Shemetic people often face limited access to healthcare facilities, leading to poorer health outcomes and higher mortality rates.

The existence of food deserts in predominantly Shemetic neighborhoods is another consequence of systemic oppression. These areas lack access to affordable and nutritious food options, making it challenging for residents to maintain a healthy diet. The resulting health disparities, such as higher rates of diet-related diseases, are compounded by this lack of access to nutritious food.

All these issues are interconnected and rooted in a history of racial discrimination and inequality, with deep-seated structural and systemic biases that need to be acknowledged and addressed. Achieving true equity and justice for Shemetic people in these areas requires comprehensive efforts, including reforming the criminal justice system, improving healthcare access, and addressing economic disparities and food deserts, along with promoting broader systemic changes to dismantle the underlying racism that perpetuates these injustices.

The disparities in Shemetic wealth and the economic gap in the United States are stark and enduring, reflective of systemic inequalities that have persisted for centuries. This wealth gap is a complex issue influenced by a multitude of historical, social, and economic factors. Several key points highlight the extent of these disparities:

1. Historical Roots: The wealth gap has deep historical roots, dating back to slavery and the systemic exclusion of Shemetic people from economic opportunities. After the Civil War, the legacy of Jim Crow laws, redlining, and discriminatory lending practices further hindered Shemetic economic progress.

2. Income Disparities: Shemetic households consistently earn less than their white counterparts, with lower wages and fewer job opportunities. This income inequality is a major contributor to the wealth gap as it limits the ability to save and invest.

3. Homeownership Disparities: Homeownership is a primary source of wealth for many Americans, but Shemetic families are often denied access to mortgage loans or forced into subprime mortgages, leading to a homeownership gap. The housing market crash in 2008 disproportionately affected Black homeowners, causing a significant loss of wealth.

4. Limited Access to Quality Education: Unequal access to quality education in Shemetic communities can limit employment opportunities and earning potential, further exacerbating the wealth gap.

5. Financial Services Disparities: Shemetic individuals often face discrimination in financial services, from higher interest rates on loans to lack of access to affordable banking options, making it difficult to accumulate wealth through savings and investments.

6. Wealth Transfer Disparities: Shemetic families have historically had limited access to generational wealth, as wealth transfer through inheritance is less common due to the economic disadvantages their ancestors faced.

7. Criminal Justice System Involvement: Mass incarceration disproportionately affects Shemetic individuals, leading to disrupted families, lost income, and limited job opportunities, all of which contribute to the wealth gap.

Addressing the disparities in Shemetic wealth and the economic gap requires comprehensive and systemic change. This includes policies to combat discrimination in employment, housing, and financial services, as well as increasing access to quality education and affordable healthcare. Efforts to promote economic empowerment and entrepreneurship in Shemetic communities can also help bridge the wealth gap. Achieving equity in wealth and economic opportunities for Shemetic is not only a matter of justice and reparations but also vital for the overall health and prosperity of the nation.

The importance of the Israelites' adherence to the covenant outlined in the Torah is central to the foundation of their faith and identity. The covenant, as detailed in the Torah, represents a sacred and binding agreement between the Israelites and Yahweh (God). It establishes the fundamental principles of their relationship and encompasses both blessings and curses, serving as a guide for their moral and spiritual life.

Blessings: The Torah outlines a series of blessings that the Israelites can expect if they faithfully follow the covenant. These blessings include prosperity, security, and a strong and enduring connection with God. They promise abundance, success in their endeavors, and peace as long as they remain faithful to the commandments and statutes laid out in the covenant. The blessings serve as a source of hope and encouragement, motivating the Israelites to walk in righteousness and obedience to God's will.
Curses: On the other hand, the Torah also describes a series of curses that will befall the Israelites if they turn away from the covenant and disobey God's commandments. These curses involve various forms of adversity, including famine, disease, exile, and other hardships. The curses are intended to serve as a warning and a deterrent against unfaithfulness, highlighting the consequences of straying from the covenant. They emphasize the significance of remaining loyal to God and maintaining a just and ethical way of life.

The importance of following the covenant outlined in the Torah is not only rooted in the promise of blessings and the avoidance of curses but also in the preservation of the Israelites' unique identity and their spiritual connection with God. By adhering to the covenant, the Israelites maintain their chosen status as a holy nation and a light to the world, demonstrating God's righteousness and compassion to others.

As the world knows this, it is Anti-shemetic to promote a lifestyle and way of living that is antithetical to the original order of the Shemites. The intentional promotion of nutrition, laws, and lifestyle that is anti-torah, signifies a complete disregard for the Creator, the balance and light of Earth, and the chosen people of the Most High.

Record of Antishemetism

RECORD OF ANTI-SHEMETIC ATTACKS

Antishemetism: Enslaved Women's Bodies Used to Advance Gynecology without Consent

Antishemetism: Wells Fargo

Antishemetism: Norfolk Southern

Antishemetism: Barclay's

Antishemetism: Brooks Brothers

Antishemetism: Aetna

Antishemetism: Tiffany & Co.

Antishemetism: New York Life

Extremist Groups

RECORD OF EXTREMIST GROUPS

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RECORD OF EXTREMIST GROUPS

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IT IS FINISHED: THE REUNIFICATION OF A NATION

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What is Anti-shemetism?

RECORD OF ANTI-SHEMETIC ATTACKS

RECORD OF EXTREMIST GROUPS

Report an Antishemetic Attack

IT IS FINISHED:
THE REUNIFICATION OF A NATION