Aug 30, 2014
Around 200 members of the Lev Tahor community, who practice an strict form of Judaism, have fled their homes in San Juan village near Guatemala city. They say they have been persecuted for their beliefs and claim San Juan village elders threatened to cut water and electricity if they didn’t leave town. But leaders of the indigenous elders’ council said the Lev Tahor group was expelled because its members refused to have contact with the community.
Well shit, I don’t even know what to say. Some villagers got together and kicked out the kikes….
Seems the villagers clearly stated, they refuse to assimilate, hell probably they were trying to take over local farm production would be my guess or some other form of insidious control of the locals.
Be neat to know more background story on this….
https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/guatemala-virtual-jewish-history-tour
https://www.timesofisrael.com/guatemalan-ex-mayor-charged-in-expulsion-of-jewish-sect/
That’s what happens when a group of people believe they are “the chosen ones” and view everyone else as “soulless animals” here to serve them. It also doesn’t help when they try to enslave people with their worthless fiat currency scam.