where are the cabalistic hand signs, occult language, * allegedly hidden in episodes of the Seinfeld Show?

Question

*and magic rituals. ("The Jerry Seinfeld Show") (as stated by this web page http://www.conspiracyworld.com/web/Articles/occult_magic_of_jewish_cabala.htm)

http://www.conspiracyworld.com/web/Articles/occult_magic_of_jewish_cabala.htm
that link should work. sorry.

mmm. Scottish Mason. My sources (both Jewish and "Goyim") say that Masons are descended from or controlled by Jewish powers.
I doubt that "horn signs" is what that guy's talking about. The way he makes it sound is that there are signs in most or all episodes. I'm thinking there may be many signs of differing types in there.

Answer 1

um -- to clear up some things in the seinfeld section -- michael richards (kramer) is not a jew -- never has been never will be. he is closely aligned with another "sect" -- scottish masons.

making a sign or horns doesn't necessarily signify a demon. it could signify a horned jew -- please see michelangelo's statue of moses. in times when jews are scapegoated -- like that silly article on kabbalah - people have actually searched jews for their horns.

Answer 2

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