JEW HATRED: Buffalo Shooter’s Manifesto Goes After Jews and “Hasidim”

Payton Gendron, the 18-year-old who killed 10 people and wounding three others at a Buffalo, New York, supermarket yesterday was allegedly was motivated by a conspiracy theory that has spurred recent deadly attacks on Jews, among others.

The manifesto says that Jews are the real problem but that “they can be dealt with in time.”

The manifesto says that the Tops supermarket where the shooting took place was selected because it is in an area with many black residents.

The manifesto claims that Jews are polluted by learning that “they are God’s chosen people and they are permitted to hate and exploit the goyim.”

“Are you an anti-semite? YES!!” the manifesto reads in one place. Later, the author answers the question, “Why attack immigrants when the Jews are the issue?” The answer reads, in part: “They can be dealt with in time.”

The manifesto claims that “the whole story of Hasidic community growth and its impact on some established neighborhoods has been pretty much ignored by the mainstream press. Hasidic activities in Brooklyn, in Jersey City, in New York ex-urb Bloomingburg and Lakewood and Toms River, New Jersey are deplorable, and attempts by local communities to fight back are regularly met with claims that the locals are anti-Semites.”

The shooter also says that “Hasidim routinely register their homes as places of worship to avoid property taxes…. When sufficient Hasidim become residents to get elected to the public school board, they divert the funding of state provided education to support their own private schools. As Hasidim get married within their community and do not register with the state, the women routinely file as single mothers to get public childcare subsidy checks. The men often do not work at all so they can study the Talmud so they are able to engage in wholesale welfare fraud, claiming poverty, to get food stamps, social security, and other money services.”

The manifesto also says that “Hasidim also do not consider the judicial system applicable to themselves. They have private courts that have served to hide criminals including even child molesters in their community. Once they achieve a certain presence in a town or city neighborhood, they buy up buildings and force long-term residents out. They ignore building codes and zoning to bring in co-religionists with their large families, and, once established, they create enclaves that are hostile to outsiders.”

{Matzav.com}