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the Jews were forced to wear the pointy hats, like Hitler made them wear a yellow star.
Synagogue is a Greek word meaning 'Assembly'

@nimblehorse: Even if they were forced to wear pointy hats at some time, I can't find historical evidence that they wore kippas before recent history. So, I'm saying that this video eludes to Jews running Christianity, but that was not the case. Like so many other things, I believe they borrowed it from existing cultures. I had mentioned before other examples, which I had left out not to make this too long. However, I will leave some proof. You can search on yt for "ancient Jewish cuisine or dish". One that will come up is cholent. They pronounce it choe-lent, with the accent on the first syllable, but a sharp t finish, as a compound word in English. It even sounds a bit harsh for English. They had to say it a few times before it struck me. It was chaud lent, which is French for low heat, as in a low fire. In the Middle Ages (when many of them came after they were expelled from Spain), is when they would have learned this expression and the dish. Modern French might know what you are talking about if given context, such as put the pot on the low fire, (chaud lent). Even though people don't keep a fire going all day like the middle ages, if you give some context or say pot-au-feu (pot on the fire), they will know. However, in French, it sounds like shoh-lahn. That was in NYC. In Paris, I asked about a traditional Jewish dish, even describing the ingredients of Noodle Kuggle. I got blank stares.

Were they really forced to wear the gold stars? I found photos of zionist organizations in NYC and Chigago from 1913 and 1916, respectively, where they were all wearing their gold stars in front of their organization and smiling; I wanted to download these photos, but I have had trouble relocating them. I originally found them on google, but we know they have been on a deleting spree lately. I'm sure they still exist somewhere. Another tidbit to back up what I'm saying. Shlomo Sands, a Jew and European HIstorian said in his own book that Jews weren't forced into ghettos. But rather, they requested to live apart. I heard him say this in an interview and nearly fell out of my chair, as it shook my world view. I'm just saying that not everything may be as it seems. Anything to play on our alltruism, making us feel guilty for crimes we never commited is worth considering.

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