Larry Mizel and the Jewish Lobby
 Republican Jewish Coalition 
Larry is the Director of The Republican Jewish Coalition. The RJC Is "a big money pro-Israel lobby group linking
 Jewish-American neoconservatives to the Christian Right and Israel's 
Likud government. The organisation was originally founded in 1985 by Max
 Fisher (Mega Jew) as the National Jewish Coalition "to be a permanent 
Jewish presence in the Republican community and a credible Republican 
presence in the Jewish community," its website states. The RJC is "the 
sole voice of Jewish Republicans to Republican decision makers and the 
Jewish community. The group are committed to building a strong, 
effective and respected Jewish Republican voice in Washington and across
 the country." So essentially the RJC was set up by wealthy Jewish 
Republican donors to control the views, opinions and narratives of 
Jewish Republicans across the entire United States from the top down 
consolidating the power of the Jewish lobby.
“The
 group has supported a hard-line approach to negotiating an 
Israeli-Palestinian peace accord, criticising President Clinton for 
"appeasing Chairman Arafat" instead of requiring "responsibility and 
compliance from the Palestinian Authority." Allied with Israel's Likud 
government, the group supported the construction of the controversial 
Har Homa settlement in East Jerusalem, over Palestinian objections that 
the project jeopardised the peace process. It also supports continued 
American military support of Israel, including the Iron Dome and David's
 Sling an anti-ballistic missile system projects. On
 the domestic front, the RJC supports school choice and voucher 
initiatives (which Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is in the process of 
implementing in the Trump administration.), saying they help curb the 
"risk of assimilation" for some Jews living in the United States. "By 
lessening the financial burdens, vouchers would make a Jewish education 
available to the entire Jewish community," reads one position paper. The
 group has supported welfare reform, lowering the estate and capital 
gains taxes, voluntary prayer by student groups in public school, the 
legal right to perform abortions, as well as tougher crime laws, 
including a California-style "three strikes" laws for some federal 
crimes.”.
 'Thrilled' with Trump 
The
 chairman of the Republican Jewish Coalition said its members are 
“thrilled” about the performance of President Donald Trump, especially 
with his approach to the Middle East.
“I
 think they’re feeling thrilled,” said former Minnesota Sen. Norm 
Coleman in an interview at the  annual RJC leadership conference held at
 the Sheldon Adelson owned Venetian/Palazzo Hotel in Las Vegas.
“I think they’re feeling thrilled,” said former Minnesota Sen. Norm Coleman in an interview with McClatchy at the weekend’s annual RJC leadership conference in Las Vegas. “If you look at the change of what has happened with Israel, in terms of moving the capital to Jerusalem, the tough approach to Iran, holding the U.N. finally accountable … I think there’s a great deal of enthusiasm in the center-right, pro-Israel community about President Trump.”
Read more: https://forward.com/fast-forward/394247/republican-jewish-coalition-chairman-our-members-are-thrille...
“I think they’re feeling thrilled,” said former Minnesota Sen. Norm Coleman in an interview with McClatchy at the weekend’s annual RJC leadership conference in Las Vegas. “If you look at the change of what has happened with Israel, in terms of moving the capital to Jerusalem, the tough approach to Iran, holding the U.N. finally accountable … I think there’s a great deal of enthusiasm in the center-right, pro-Israel community about President Trump.”
Read more: https://forward.com/fast-forward/394247/republican-jewish-coalition-chairman-our-members-are-thrille...
Connection to Trump's election campaign
Mizel was the co-chair of Republican presidential candidate Trump’s Colorado campaign.
He organised two private fundraising events for Donald Trump and the Republican Party at homes in Aspen. One in June 2016 along with beer executive Pete Coors at the Cherry Hills Village home of former Denver Broncos head coach Mike Shanahan. Another was
held in a "brand-new house in Aspen" at an undisclosed location. were couples could pay up to $25,000 to attend the private reception with Trump and attend a "VIP meeting" with the Republican presidential candidate. Individuals can get in for $2,700.
According to FEC documents, Larry Mizel donated $150,000 toward the inauguration. I highly suspect this was a form of bribery payment which details revealed further in the article will better explain why I believe that.
AIPAC
Mizel is a member of the board of directors of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) (since 2002), which works to influence US policy to keep Israel strong by supplying more aid and by ensuring that American support remains in strong support of Israeli foreign policy issues.
 The Mizel Museum 
the
  Mizel Museum is a 
Jewish museum based in Denver. The museum was founded by Larry Mizel 
using his ill-gotten gains to fund the project. The museum caught my eye
 as it incorporates Contemporary Jewish culture and Holocaust propaganda
 with the Civil Rights Movement. Both of the latter "issues" paint a 
particular people out as oppressors. A skill that Jewish leadership have
 mastered largely to disguise their groups own criminality and to vilify
 people who oppose their tyrannical behaviour, manipulations and mass 
murder, whether it be the corrupt fiat currency faux capitalism system 
or bolshevik tyranny.
I see this as an attempt to by Jews to lie to and manipulate African-American into sympathizing and aligning with the Jewish minority while covering up the major role Jews have played in the suppression of all people throughout history.
In early November 1991, the ADL sponsored a conference in Montreal on the topic of "Anti-Semitism Around the World." One of the principal themes of the forum delivered dire warnings of a new wave of anti-Semitism from the educated African-American community that were described at the forum as "anti-Semitic to the core" and more "of a threat to the Jewish community" than "such groups as the KKK."
It was Leonard Dinnerstein who sounded the alarm bells in Montreal about alleged African-American anti-Semitism in the United States, and ever since that time, he has been a fixture at ADL forums across America. The post-Montreal campaign has opened a floodgate o{ propaganda against Nation of Islam (NOI) Minister Louis Farrakhan.
note - You can check out The Antedote podcast on Youtube here for more in depth discussion on the subject.
Rabbi Stanley Wagner
Wagner was a co-founder of the Mizel Museum alongside Mizel. He also founded many other Jewish groups - The Center for Judaic Studies at the University of Denver and the Center for Judaic Studies encompasses the Rocky Mountain Jewish Historical Society, Beck Archives and Holocaust Awareness Institute.
He served as chaplain of the Colorado Senate from 1980 to 1998. This role and strategic positioning allowed him to double as a go-between Senators and Mizel as well as spy for Mizel and his criminal network. The years he served a chaplain parallel with the time frame of the HUD fraud.
The Cell
Another piece of the Mizel Institute's propaganda infrastructure is The CELL or  `Counter-Terrorism Educational Learning Lab’..
 The facility, as you may have guessed, consists of exhibits on the 
subject of terrorism through a Jewish filter. Very specific exhibits are
 selected as you would imagine. The bombing of the King David Hotel, for
 instance, is not featured, The same goes for all the bombing of 
Palestinians, Bolshevik Red Terror.
The CELL is the haunted house themepark ride of terrorist propaganda exhibitions. It is set up in such a way that visitors go through one `cell’ or room 
at a time where visitor are locked in and bombarded by a series of multimedia 
presentations until
 a door to the next one 
mysteriously opens. Each room or 'cell' exhibits one multimedia assault 
after another. Every room has 15 or 20 computer screens, mostly 
featuring images of Palestinian 
and Lebanese (Hezbollah) fighters and quotes from Obama Bin Laden and 
Hasan Nasrallah. This trauma inducing experience is culminated with a 
simulated `terrorist bomb explosion’ 
which is meant to scare the crap out of the visitors.
The
 CELL is a propaganda monument to perpetual war-making for the benefit 
of Israel and war profiteers that are all working together to fulfil 
each others agendas.
 Mizel's plan controversial plan for Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem. 
The
 fascination with Jerusalem amoung this Zionist elite comes to light 
again. In this instance it isn't funding the construction of Jewish 
settlements in the Arab quarter or constructing an embassy. No,this particular controversy surrounds the building of a
Museum of Tolerance on a Muslim cemetery.
 “Although the story has not created outrage in the Muslim world, it 
will remain an open sore in the fabric of the city, and it will make the
 possibility of peace and tolerance in Jerusalem much harder for a long 
time to come.” 
According to the museum’s literature, the Jerusalem project seeks to 
promote `unity and respect’ among Jews and between people of all 
faiths’.  Sounds promising at first, but when asked if the `tolerance’ 
the museum hopes to promote would include Palestinians, Mizel's righthand man Rabbi Marvin 
Hier responded that the museum is `not about the experience of the 
Palestinian people; when they have a state, they’ll have their own 
museum’. I take it Rabbi Hier doesn't have much tolerance for Palestinians.
The project had been controversial from the 
outset as it was planned to be built on the grounds of the Mamilla 
Cemetery, at least 1000 years old, which includes the remains of Moslems
 who fought against the Crusaders in the 12th and 13th centuries, as 
well as those of Moslem scholars from the 15th century onwards. Some 
reports suggest the cemetery is even older, perhaps 1500 years and the 
remains of friends of the Prophet Mohamed are buried at the site. The museum 
authorities come up with a fountain of excuses as to why it’s not a
 `big deal’ to build their tolerant museum on the bones of holy 
men and scholars.
Despite Palestinian and Islamic opposition to the project from the 
outset, Wiesenthal’s Rabbi Marvin Hier pressed on with the project. When
 the project was first announced in 2001,  it triggered angry responses 
from Muslim leaders who warned that there was no way the museum could be
 built without dis-interring graves, but their concerns were ignored 
until 2006 when it was reported that dozens of skeletons had already 
been  unearthed during early excavations. Israeli archeologists were 
hoping to secretly move the skeletons, many of which had been damaged,  
without alerting Muslim authorities.
In 2008, the issue went before the Israeli Supreme Court which 
authorized the construction project. In response,  Jerusalem’s mufti, 
Sheikh Mohammed Hussein, called the museum’s building ‘an act of 
aggression’ against the Muslim public. He added `how can a museum 
carrying the name of `tolerance’ be built on a graveyard.
Rabbi
 Hier responded – giving a sense of what he means by `tolerance’
   by dismissing Arab objections  as cover for ‘a land grab by Islamic 
fundamentalists, who are in co-operation with Hamas’ using a 
psychological projection technique and smearing of a entire group of 
people. This hardly qualifies Rabbi Hier as someone who should be 
involved in this project judging by the title,
Many have joined in opposition to the museum, along with a group of leading British 
architects who signed a petition condemning the proposed museum as a 
`blow to peaceful co-existence’. The Central Conference of American Rabbis, an umbrella group 
representing some 1500 Reform rabbis, urged the Wiesenthal Center to 
`find an alternative location to the three-acre site in downtown Western
 Jerusalem.
`There is something profoundly disturbing about the idea of putting a
 Jewish Museum of Tolerance on a plot of land where Muslims have been 
burying their dead for most of the last 800 years’ wrote Rabbi Eric 
Yoffie, president of the Union of Reform Judaism’
Also opposing the project were Revner Rivkin, Likud speaker of the 
Knesset and former Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem, Meron Benvenisti who 
denounced the Museum of Tolerance as `so hallucinating, so irrelevant, 
so foreign, so megalomanic’. Even many mainstream Israelis are opposed. They question a 
museum conceived, financed and designed by Americans.
 Simon Wiesenthal Center 
Mizel
 is one of the early supporters of the Simon Wiesenthal Center since 
it's founding in 1977. Serving as the international chairman of the 
board of trustees since 2003,
Mizel
 has helped spearhead the direction of the SWC. Major focus has been put
 on anti-German and anti-European propaganda. This is all part of the 
ever prevalent indoctrination of 'White Guilt' brainwashing agenda. This
 serves multiple purposes for the Jewish lobby of which Mizel is a key 
player of. One purpose is the attempt to associate people who are 
exposing the criminality and corruption of the Jewish lobby with this 
racist caricature of a 'Nazi' that SWC have been instrumental in 
creating through propaganda and hysteria.
Another
 purpose is to hide historic crimes that Jewish people have been 
responsible for such as the Holodomor, Bolshevik Revolution and 
prominent involvement in the many different slave trades around the 
world. There are also many other purposes as it pertains to Jewish 
culture as well.
 Rabbi Marvin Hier 
The
 SWC is headed by Rabbi Marvin Hier, its Dean and Founder financed by 
Larry Mizel. The two are close friends.  Hier works as a front man and 
public figure for Mizel's and other wealthy Zionists, pushing their 
causes and moving forward their overall agenda.
 Rabbi Marvin Hier speaking at Donald Trump's inauguration. 
 Funding the Zionist and Orthodox Jew Infrastructure 
Larry Mizel and his wife
 Carol move their philanthropy through several charitable vehicles. The 
Flora and Morris Mizel Foundation I and the Flora and Morris Mizel 
Foundation II and Mizel 
Global Cultural Fund are the 'philanthropy' funding arms of the Mizels.
The
 Mizels are strong supporters of segregated Jewish education. A grant by
 Mizel and 
his brother Steve to Heritage Academy in Tulsa renamed the school  the 
Flo and Morris Mizel Jewish Community Day School in honor of their 
parents. The school is the 
 only Jewish Day School in Oklahoma. Via their charities, the couple has
 also supported Yeshiva Toras Chaim in Denver, Hillel of 
Colorado, American Friends Of Yeshiva High School Of Kiryat Arba, and 
Temple Sinai Preschool, among others.
The
 Mizels have also steadily 
supported American Israel Education Foundation, which "provides grants 
to support select Jewish educational programs including Middle East 
'research', 
educational materials and conferences, and leadership programs for 
university students." This is an investment into building and 
maintaining critical future infrastructure for the Zionist system and 
keep people like Mizel in power.
Mizel has also supported youth outfits like 
BBYO (formerly B'nai B'rith Youth Organization, now BBYO INC) the
 "leading pluralistic teen movement aspiring to involve more 
Jewish teens in more meaningful Jewish experiences." Gary P. Saltzman 
was a major figure within the BBYO. He is from Colorado like Mizel and 
is the current head of B'nai B'rith.
The Mizels also support Jewish religious outfits like Beth El
 Synagogue in Long Beach, CA, BMH-BJ Congregation in Denver (Rabbi Stanley Wagner), 
Congregation Borov, Aish Denver and Wilshire Boulevard Temple in Los 
Angeles.














