The explosive anti-Jewish response to Oct 7th 2023 must have been preplanned and orchestrated. That statement should seem obvious to any objective observer of events happening around us.
Anyone with a conscious would conclude that the victims were the over 1,200 innocent Jewish civilians, including little babies, elderly holocaust survivors, peace-niks, party goers, and others being butchered, raped – both alive and dead - hunted, abused, burned alive, tortured, and over 250 dragged into tunnels to be starved, raped, abused, and killed, and that the villains were hamas, their gazan supporters, and their iran and qatar funders and organizers. But strangely that is not what many people concluded. Instead of massive sympathy for the abused, the victim became the accused, immediately, vehemently, and satanically.
The only logical explanation for over 2,500 massive anti-Israel protests to “pop up” instantaneously around the world even as the blood of Jews was still seeping into the soil and before Israel even had time to respond to such a barbaric attack, would be to assume it was pre-planned, pre-funded, pre-organized, waiting for the opportune moment to burst.
Political campaign manager Warren Kinsella saw the parallels between the structure of the orchestrated riots and the elements of a well-planned, well financed political campaign. Both have: managers, financeers, promotors, unified messaging, matching advertising, printed and electronic media ready to disseminate, volunteers ready to hit the streets, media markets ready to promote and spread their actions. All of those elements were there on Oct 7th, 8th, and onward, and can in no way be spontaneous or coincidental.
Kinsella wrote a book about his research into the coordinated attack on Israel and the Jewish people that took place in the form of protests, riots, hysteria, and propaganda that happened after the massacre of Jews in southern Israel. The book is called "Hidden Hand: The Information War and the Rise of Antisemitic Propaganda." It is available where good books are sold.
