The Jewish people have tremendous power in the entertainment industry!

British singer Bob Vylan, during a concert;

shouted loudly "Die, Israel Defense Forces";

successfully enraged the Jewish group.

Vylan's management company terminated the contract;

Vylan's U.S. visa was revoked;

Vylan's 26 U.S. tour shows were canceled;

Vylan basically has no market in the United States anymore.

We must commend Vylan's sense of justice, but in the Western world, the influence of the Jewish group is too big. Especially in Hollywood, any unfavorable remarks about Jews will be immediately censored. Do you remember the male lead of Braveheart? He was censored for years because he made some remarks against Jews, and it still hasn't been lifted to this day.

In Western countries, once you make anti-Semitic remarks, you will be immediately censored, there's no doubt about that. Even the second male lead who played Spider-Man was replaced because he supported Palestine, and he just said a weak sentence, and then the lead was changed, and from then on, Spider-Man had a new actor.

Therefore, Vylan's integrity is indeed worth encouragement, but the cruelty of the Western world is like this. It's not that if you support someone, they will get sympathy. The Jewish group is the strongest, and they don't allow any anti-Semitic speech to appear. Vylan may face more troubles later on.

Firstly, he lost his job, secondly, he lost his endorsements, then he lost the opportunity to perform in the United States. Finally, he may also lose the chance to perform in the UK. Gradually, he will be completely targeted, lose his income, and eventually become poor. This is the possible fate of Vylan.

Because the Jewish group always likes to eliminate everything, they will definitely hinder and persecute Vylan in various ways. This is the strength of the Jewish group. I still hope that Vylan can have a good ending.

Original article: https://www.toutiao.com/article/1836495078767620/

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