December 30, 2008 | 12:16 am

Greeks to us: Obama will end Hebrew theft of world’s wealth

Posted by The Web Guy

Telos, as in teleology. The end. Evraikis. Hebrews.

A Greek, right wing newspaper features a big headline informing us all that Obama will end Hebrew domination of the planet.

Hebrew domination, you ask?

”  . . . a Jewish plutocracy, having made the “wealth of the century at the expense of the economies of the world,” is preparing to put in motion “war machines” in various hot spots around the world in order to control the price of oil, redistribute the world’s natural resources and start a new cycle of weapons production . . . ”

Man, all this time I thought Madoff was just a rogue operative, refusing to take Smiley’s phone call.  I need to go to the Elders of Zion Klonklaves more often!

From our friends at JTA:

Avriani newspaper led its front page with anti-Semitic accusations for the second time in several weeks. Sunday’s headline read: “After the American Jews acquired once again the world’s wealth and plunged the planet into an unprecedented financial crisis, they started rehearsing for WWIII.”

Midway through the paper’s story on Israel’s operation in Gaza, the story, under the heading “The Plan,” explains that a Jewish plutocracy, having made the “wealth of the century at the expense of the economies of the world,” is preparing to put in motion “war machines” in various hot spots around the world in order to control the price of oil, redistribute the world’s natural resources and start a new cycle of weapons production.

Avriani also blames U.S. President-elect Barack Obama for “playing dead” in the present crisis by not saying anything against the Jews, urging him to prove that he is not owned by the Jewish lobby.

On Nov. 4, the day after Obama was elected president, the paper ran a headline that said, “The end of Jewish domination. Everything changes in the U.S.A. and we hope that it will be more democratic and humane.”

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