In the earliest annals of Jewish history a people known as the Amalekites had their name and reputation forever infamed by the kosher chronicles of the Pentateuch. These Hamitic-Arab speakers south of the Negev desert became the first mortal enemies of the Israelites in a neighborhood trend that continues to this day. The Amalekites were vanquished on orders from the Hebrew God, but you wouldn’t know it listening to the bellicose screeds of modern Israeli politicians. For the memory of the Amalekites was morbidly preserved by the Jews over the ages and employed like a wandering specter, projected onto their main enemy of the day via the collective metaphor Amalek.
…Several Jewish outlets and organizations keep lists of individuals disturbing the politically correct peace, and as of 2026 two ethnic Armenians regularly appear at the top of the antisemitism charts: political commentator Ana Kasparian and entrepreneur Dan Bilzerian. While Kasparian earned her mantle solely for being a strong critic of Israel, Bilzerian has gone supernova in railing against all aspects of Jewish power, subversion of morals, ethnoreligious supremacism and the corruption of Congress.
Much has been made of the murky origins of Dan Bilzerian’s wealth, being the son of corporate raider Paul Bilzerian who for many years has avoided paying a $62 million judgment. In the meantime, Dan allegedly won millions playing high-stakes poker against businessmen. What can’t be denied is that Bilzerian Jr. has become his own brand, the King of Instagram, and he has parlayed that into a diverse business portfolio. For several years he indulged in and promoted a playboy lifestyle, juggling an unholy trinity of addictions to drugs, sex and gambling. By the age of 25, he had already suffered two heart attacks.
Those on the hard right see a lot in his character profile that could be described as Trumpian, or even Jewish, but by his own admission “12% doesn’t make you a jew.” Interestingly, his surname is one of the few in Armenia of unknown etymology, with the patronym Bilzer sounding like it was plucked from the lyrics of Bohemian Rhapsody. But beggars can’t be choosers when it comes to influential figures willing to take on Jewish power, no holds barred, so for this we ought to be grateful. By all accounts, Bilzerian has left behind his lifestyle of debased values to commit to a cause beyond self-interest, with a political agenda that is, as the youth say, based.
…according to Jewish semantics and theological taxonomy, goyim are considered livestock. The right approach for gentiles, therefore, is not to adapt the linguistic trappings of their antagonists. Bilzerian would be the first to point out that by appropriating such derogatory designations, the people who benefit most from making Amalek great again are the likes of Netanyahu, Smotrich and Ben-Gvir. Nevertheless, understanding that on some level we are all perceived as Amalek—either dormant, passive or active—is a lesson on Jewish projection and parapsychosis not to be ignored.
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Hostile and violent religious beliefs when carried by whole communities are a form of soft-terrorism, psycholinguistic psycho-terrorism. When these beliefs are carried over centuries into the present day and refer to essentially everyone else, they are a sure sign of a merciless, immoral culture. ABN
