Thursday, November 29, 2012

Why Was Bill Gates Refused Membership At Augusta Country Club?







Billy Has A Questionable Blood Line






Augusta Is A Bastion Of Southern Old Money







Augusta Had An Unwritten Rule About Jews And Blacks







The 'Exclusive' Augusta Club House








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Golf Was A Gentile's Sport
You not only had the elitist attitude, but the old South had an anti-Semitic bias from the Civil War.


   


Atlanta's Crime Of The Century
After the war, the carpetbaggers had infested Atlanta. In 1913, a B‘nai B‘rith president, Leo Frank, had raped, sodomized, and murdered a 12 year-old child named Mary Phagan.

The good people of Atlanta lynched Leo Frank.
   


Augusta Was Restricted
The country club represented an island away from blacks, Jews, and the feminists. It didn't matter how famous you were, if you were Jewish, you couldn't join. Louis B Mayer, Supreme Court Judge Brandeis, or even the Roosevelts weren't allowed to join.


   


1930 Atlanta
The polo clubs, golf courses, and old cotillions. One of the most exclusive clubs in the world, the 300 or so members of Augusta National include generations of Southern society folks.
   


He Showed Them All
Bill Gates (nee Gatinski?) showed them all.

   




Gates Parents
The father, with that distinctive Ashkazian look, couldn't be prouder. The mother was born to Jakob Maxwell, a banker.
 






 
So What Race Is Gates?
Gates has the distinctive Ashkazian facial features. His company main co-founders were all Jewish. The simple fact is that you can't have the richest people in the world made up of 95% Jews, because of the anti-Semitic backlash that would transpire due to it.
If we experience another 1929, people will quickly realize why people like Bill Gates, Michael Moore, John Kerry, etc., decided to change their names.

 





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