Don't Fear the Goyim: The Masters of the Universe have a PR Problem

How to get the goyim to stop worrying and learn to love genocide?

US Senator Norm Coleman was filmed at a meeting in Israel last week:

“The masters of the universe are Jews!” he proclaimed at the Jerusalem JNS policy summit, appealing to the Jewish tech industry CEO’s to counteract Gen Z’s growing support for Palestine.

“A majority of Gen Z have an unfavorable impression of Israel,” Coleman lamented on Sunday. “And my friends I think the reason of that is that we’re losing the digital war.”

“We have to figure out a way to win the digital battle … we’ve got to get our digital sneakers on so that the truth can prevail over the lies! And when we do that, the future of Israel will be stronger because the majority of all Americans will support Israel — we’ll make that happen and we have to make it happen! Thank you, Baruch Hashem!”

It should be noted that it is American support that Israel covets, because without the American military and the support of American Zionist Christians, Israel would cease to exist.

To be more accurate, Coleman should have said, “The Masters of the Universe are Zionists.” Anyone can join the Zionist Club and dream of an apartheid world, ruled by racial supremacists. Actual Jews who protest against Zionism do not get much media attention in the pro-Zionist mainstream media.

Thousands of anti-Zionist Jews gathered to protest the massacre of Palestinians in Gaza, but you won’t see that on CNN.

Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt echoed Coleman earlier this year, when he spoke before the Israeli Knesset about the importance of “capturing” TikTok.

“Capturing TikTok might seem less meaningful than holding on to Mount Hermon…but this is urgent because the next war will be decided based on how Israel and its allies perform online,” he said. The kind of “genius” behind the pager attack on Lebanon is now needed to fight “antisemitism.”

When the Israeli government made minor overtures, acting like they would punish a few soldiers who were filmed sodomizing a male Palestinian prisoner in a detention cell at an Israeli base, the Israeli public protested against their own government and held a series of “right to rape” rallies, to demand the soldiers face zero punishment. A poll came out a few weeks later showing 65% of Israeli Jews opposed criminal prosecution for the soldiers suspected of raping Palestinian detainees.

One of the accused ringleaders became a minor TV celebrity and was also blessed by a top Israeli rabbi who was close to Netanyahu.

Rabbi Meir Mazuz, blessed him saying: “You beat the enemy, so what? It’s all good… Don’t we have the right to do it?… In any other country, they’d get medals… Don’t fear the goyim.”

With Rabbis like this, who needs Satan?

“These animals can no longer live.” Ezra Yachin, a 95-year-old Israeli army reservist, is seen inciting “every Jew with a weapon” to kill Palestinians and “erase the memory of them”

Support for Israel’s genocide has waned since October 7.

Holocaust survivors have spoken out against the continued genocide:

As of 8 April 2025, over 52,000 people are dead in the Gaza war according to the official figures of the Gaza Health Ministry. 70% of the Palestinian killed in residential buildings or similar housing were women and children.

• 50,810 Palestinian

• 1,706 Israelis

• 166 journalists and media workers

• 120 academics

• 224 humanitarian aid workers

• 179 employees of UNRWA

This number only indicates those known to have been killed. It does not include the estimated 10,000 Palestinians buried under the rubble.

United Nations General Assembly voted 121 for and 14 against Resolution ES-10/21 that called for an “immediate and sustained” humanitarian truce and cessation of hostilities, condemned “all acts of violence aimed at Palestinian and Israeli civilians” and "demands that all parties immediately and fully comply with their obligations under international law".

Similarly, only 9 countries voted against a resolution expressing support for UNRWA and condemning an Israeli law banning their operations in Israel:

In an article in the Jerusalem Post last year, the author lamented Israel’s growing PR problem:

“The decline in Israel’s PR standing over the past decades is a concerning phenomenon. Effective public relations have always been an essential part of Israel’s struggle on the international stage, but over the years, Israel has lost ground in this area, leading to significant reputational damage that could affect not only the country’s foreign relations but also global public support and diplomatic and economic ties.

Israel is fighting against hostile narratives and one-sided coverage from large international media organizations that often portray it in a negative light and frequently use terms like “occupation,” “apartheid,” and “disproportionate response,” which help entrench anti-Israeli narratives in the global public consciousness. These narratives, which originate from political figures or pro-Palestinian organizations, are disseminated through the media and strengthened on social networks, where Israel struggles to respond effectively and in real-time.”

At the same event, that Norm Coleman proclaimed that the “Jews are the Masters of the Universe,” another speaker performed some Zionist doublethink:

Israel as a society and a nation has slowly descended into cultural madness. Collectively, Israel is mentally ill—they play the victim while committing atrocious war crimes against innocent civilians. When a society crosses the point of no return, the nation becomes sociopathic. Israel has lost all feelings of remorse and its collective conscience is seared.

The nation that produced the Old Testament seems to have grown deaf to its words:

Behold, the LORD's hand is not shortened,
That it cannot save;
Nor His ear heavy,
That it cannot hear.
But your iniquities have separated you from your God;
And your sins have hidden His face from you,
So that He will not hear.

— Isaiah 59:1-2