MikeTheAdamite wrote:Is Charles A Weisman a jew?
Weisman sounds very jewish!
And. I believe his form of CI believes the jews to be Israelites.
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I can understand people being wary of such German surnames as that, which is a form of Weissman, which means Whiteman and is a common surname in Germany. Many times those names such as ones with the suffix stein or berg on them are accurate indicators of the person being jewish but not always of course. Dan Fogelberg and Tim Weisberg put out a couple of pop rock albums as a duo in the 1970s for instance and in spite of the names, neither was jewish. It's unfortunate that so many German and Polish surnames both were co-opted by Jews over the centuries.
A lot of it had to do with, as you might know where jews are involved, money. Picture a secretary of a German business in the 1920s or 30s for example. "May I ask who's calling? Schlomo Chaikin? No, Herr Schmidt's not going to be in the office this, uh, year." Click.
On the other hand - "May I ask who's calling? Paul Rosenberg? Hold please."
Initially it worked in that way to allow them to get their foot in the door in business in particular but now obviously, especially in the US and other places it serves to ID them instead or at least cause suspicions. I know a White person with a German surname that sets off people's jewdar and he justifiably hates that, but nevertheless understands why it happens.
The preponderance of jew names that sound German and Polish show just how much they had their hooks in those countries back when. And though thanks to the jewsmedia Germany continues to get all the focus for having tried to rid itself of their parasites, Poland was also giving the jews in their country grief all the way up to 1939, at times sending train loads of them into Germany only to have the Germans send them right back, at least according one account I read and which I believe was credible.