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Of course, that could just be the actor shtick.

gabbar says

There is no political leader

Ruler. There are no leaders.

gabbar says

There is no political leader

Ruler. There are no leaders.

Lol, probably this: https://www.rt.com/news/377003-orthodox-jews-protest-jerusalem/

Among secular and moderately religious Jews the Ultra-orthodox are considered as belonging to a cult. "Like the Moonies" as one Jewish woman put it to me.

There is a lot of tension between the Ultra-orthodox and the state of Israel:

Thanks @richwicks how is it wonky exactly?

I disagree with them on their religious viewpoints of course, but they oppose settlements and Israel's wars. They aren't all bad. They aren't all good either, I'm certain most of them would see me as cattle..

It wasn't picking up quotes properly. I'll point it out if it happens again. I can't duplicate the problem right now

“How can a student organization dignify Rockwell, an avowed Nazi, with an invitation to appear on campus? This is a man whose symbol is the twisted cross of Hitler. He shouts his adherence to the hideous Nazi creed.”
Graff had it right. Before the term “neo-Nazi” became familiar, George Lincoln Rockwell was the prototype. Tall and handsome, a glib and effective speaker, Lincoln had been inciting attention as the self-declared leader of the “American Nazi Party” since the late 1950s.