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ALBERT EINSTEIN: SCIENTIST OR PHONY?
How many excellent German scientists' papers did he review working at a patent office? Sure, Einstein was a schooled physicist. However, is it possible that he learned from bright patent seekers or that he turned his eye where he shouldn't have? Are your inventions ever in danger of being stolen? As a conspiracy scientist and studying the apostate, political sway from white race dominance and Christianity to anti-Christian multi-racial leadership, it is easy to recognize how the globally-influence perversion has falsely glorified its constituents. The Manhattan Project produced the atomic bomb, not Einstein; it took many scientists and engineers among different aspects of science and nations to make such an invention. It was achieved after a rivalry between the the WW II powers. Was Albert Einstein an outlaw of miscegenation? Yes, if he was a Jew (which he was not – no patrilineal genealogy) and married outside of his race. However, if he was mongrelized by his grandparents, he cannot be considered a real Jew. There has been no Hebrew/Jew gene pool for a long time. Take the Einstein Miscegenation Quiz. Since the controlled media, any elevated Jooish person has gotten praise in all institutions. However, pseudo-intellectualism is noticed now in Harvard, Yale and other perverted schools. Hebrew genetics and genealogy (Numbers 36:5-13) prove that there are no Hebrews or Jews that exist today. Since there is no Hebrew or Jew gene pool, a Jew cannot be born or produced. Nevertheless, schools like these and others have promoted the “Jewish” Gentiles as Jews and most of the less educated people haven't learned how to study the Bible and overcome the deception. If a lie is repeated over and over, the public tend to believe it. Einstein is also often praised and quoted for his erring and defiant religiosity although his ignorance of the Torah is evident ... (Many so-called Jewish people err and deviate from basic, Torah theology.) Understanding the modern "Jew" A brief course on genealogy: Genealogy 101
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