Candace Owens Doesn’t Hold Back When Confronted With This Question

Quick Overview

Candace Owens explains that the reason Jewish people in Israel and America are being kicked out of countries and moving into the Catholic faith is rooted in the ancient Jewish mystical tradition, which she argues teaches that evil is okay, leading to the indoctrination of children to become psychopaths who commit depraved acts to advance socially, referencing the story of Jacob Frank as an example of this history.

Key Points: Candace Owens suggests that the Jewish mystical tradition, particularly referencing Jacob Frank, teaches that 'evil is okay' and that these concepts are being used to condition children to become psychopaths who commit depraved acts for social advancement. Owens claims that Jews who were kicked out of countries like France and Germany converted to Catholicism because of this perceived mystical tradition, which she states is incompatible with the Torah. She asserts that the notion that 'evil is okay' is 'right in your face' and that many Jewish people in America and Israel may not realize their own history regarding these concepts. The discussion links the historical figure Jacob Frank (who was given a castle in Germany) to the idea that this mystical tradition seeks to mask evil acts as necessary for societal advancement. Owens notes that the historical figures she refers to, like Frank, were once hailed as heroes and later rejected when the truth about their actions became known. The conversation touches upon the historical expulsion of Jews from countries like France and Germany due to these philosophical differences. The video features an advertisement for Black Forest Supplements, promoting their High Flavanol Cocoa product with a Buy One Get One Free offer.

Context: This segment features Candace Owens being questioned by Russell Brand regarding claims about connections between certain historical figures, specific religious/mystical traditions (like Kabbalah and Jacob Frank's teachings), and current geopolitical events, specifically concerning Jewish populations and their movements between faiths and countries. Owens responds by drawing a direct line from ancient Jewish mystical teachings to modern concepts she views as morally corrupting, using the example of Jacob Frank to illustrate her point about justifying evil acts for personal gain.