What if Jews actually did control the world?

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Depends on the Jew. If the Jew was nuts, he/she would do what Boo stated.

Most Jews, though, are not that nuts.

I don't think Manhattan Project senior staff were nuts.

^ Einstein did regret his role in it, but he wasn’t in charge nor the type who would ever be in charge.

People in charge of the world are always nuts.

Which Germany? Nazi Germany that was responsible for the Holocaust, or the modern, democratic Germany which is Israel's reliable friend?

I'm guessing he meant Nazi Germany.

Had they been successful in killing 6 million Germans, then they would have been absolutely no better than the Nazis they hated.

Retribution was delivered via the surreptitious implementation of the Morgenthau Plan for 2 yr after the war...imo
I suspect this was in lew of the above-mentioned water poisoning plan...
A "good" compromise...
Humanity is a nasty beast...

I know of people who took up smoking during that time specifically to quell hunger...
Apparently, it works...

It's not "the Jews". Though Jews are the most privileged ethnic group in the world by a mile. Israeli lobby groups have masses of power in numerous countries. Zionist Jews have a lot of power. If Jews are against Israel they can be banned from Israel and they will be pretty much shunned in the media.

And yet with the Soviet threat looming, the Morgenthal plan went down the proverbial drain, as it was well known that the Germans could fight.

The lizards that wear the little round hats. The Orthodox.

If they did control the whole world, then all of us who are not Jews would be in the same dire situation that the Palestinians are currently in.

Zionist Americans have far more power. They believe that Israel will be the site of their warped Armageddon fantasy, and that is why they continue to support it.

"Numerous countries"? Apart from the U.S.A., I cannot think of any. Japan? South Africa? Mexico? I don't suppose you could list those nations.

I doubt it. The situation with Palestine is a land conflict.

Stalag 13? The camp that Colonel Klink was in charge of?

I doubt it. The situation with Palestine is a land conflict. Additionally, there are many different types of jews and perspectives and traditions vary among them.

First there are different ethnic groups. Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Mizrahi, Persian jews, Ethiopian jews, South African jews, and so on.

Then there are different religious schools of thought. Sometimes these are specific to ethnic groups and sometimes not. For example, Persian jews have a few rituals in common with Islam, for example, their synagogues have ablution basins for washing before prayer, while Ashkenazi and Sephardic synagogues typically do not. Sephardic jews are permitted to eat rice on passover. Ashkenazi jews are not.

A few religious schools of thought. I'm only familiar with Ashkenazi/Sephardic schools of thought as they are often shared.

Rabbinites: This is mainstream judaism. Rabbis are akin to popes and can impose doctrines. In addition to the Torah (the old testament), they have a "oral law" now written down and contained within a large volume of books collectively referred to as the talmud. The talmud contains rabbinical debates, discussions and conclusions as well as the halacha, dietary laws and so on.

There are hasidic and hardei jews (ultra orthodox), and many different sects of them. Breslov, Satmar, Chabad (Lubavitch), and so on, all with varying political stances and philosophies. East coast hasidim..at least in Crown Heights, tend to be very insular and try not to interact much with the gentile world around them, while west coast hasidim are more at ease with their gentile and secular neighbors. Hasidic jews dress distinctly. The men often have untrimmed bears and curls at the side of their heads called peyotes, and dress like 16th century European men, and the women tend to have a particular modest look but not always. Sometimes they appear very secular. Orthodox judaism both hasidic and non hasidic mandate women also cover their heads but most communities permit them to do so using a wig.

Orthodox or general "frum" jews. They are similar to hasidic jews but are perhaps not as tightly bound to a particular rabbi, community or shul.

Orthodox jews and hasidic jews have religious courts called "Beit din". They oversee marriages, divorces, conversions, and things of a religious nature. While the men don't dress as distinctively as haredi jews, they tend to wear office attire as their regular clothing. For example, slacks and a button up shirt, along with a yarmulke and tzitzit (tassels) which may or may not be tucked in.

Modern orthodox. They adhere to many of the same customs as orthodox jews but dress no different than secular individuals aside from the fact that the men wear a yarmulka and may have their tzitzit hanging out if they want to seem particularly pious or stylish. You would probably not be able to distinguish a modern orthodox woman from a

Conservative jews. These jews don't live in secular communities. They probably don't follow all of the customs that hasidic or haredi jews do, and don't dress in a distinctive manner, but they follow most dietary and religious laws.

Reform jews. These are typically secular jews who want some spirituality in their life. They often observe the major holidays but often don't follow dietary laws and other laws. They may marry non jews and often recognize patrilineal descent, in defiance of halacha. For these reasons, conversions done by the conform branch are often not seen as valid by more conservative branches.

There is a sect of judaism other than rabbinical judaism called Karaism or Karaite judaism but it's very small. Karaites do not have the talmud. All of their laws are stated in the torah and they follow paternal descent. Karaite sects can be found in parts of eastern Europe such as Crimea, Egypt, and Israel as well as the U.S. Karaites follow patrilineal descent and were considered heretics by Maimonedes.