Is Greta Thunberg Jewish? ( conspiracy )

submitted by xolotltlaloc

Given how popular this child (yes, she is a child - not a scientist, not an economist - a child) has become, I would like to know her religious background, because I think it's important to know which God she believes in.

Based on my research:

  • Her mother: Malena Ernman (Jewish?)

  • Her father: Svante Thunberg (Jewish?)

Whenever I do a search for Greta Thunberg, I see tonnes of Jewish newspapers heaping praise on her "activism", and have also noted that the boat Geta sailed across the Atlantic on was owned by the founders of Israel:

How did an unknown child from an acting family in Sweden, get on Rothchild boat, and then in front of US Congress -- speaking on a topic that she knows almost nothing about?

Whenever I see Deep State False Flags (and make no mistake, Greta™ one -- a global agent provocateur, I have come to learn the managers are almost always Zionist, and generally Jewish.

Are we seeing another (typical) example of this pattern, or am I wrong?

Primitive_Simian

Never trust anyone with the name "Berg".

KEVDOG77

THE SHEKEL GLEAM OF CROCODILE TEARS.

Grayspirit

If you have seen this pattern unfold in the past, you are probably right. I will look for this as well. An obscure child suddenly becoming famous? The Asperger syndrome seems to be the main selling point. I feel for her when her fifteen minutes are up, for she thinks she is doing something great to save the world. It will crush her once when it all fades.

ardvarcus

She's just a dumb little bitch who is being used. Whether she embraces that and tries to get what she can out of it for personal gain, or whether she decides she's going to reject it and stop being used, is up to her.

unclassified

She certainly is ugly so that's another sign.

Bottled_Tears

Last name has berg. Totally.

Rooster88

Funnily enough, The swedish berg is not as widely adapted by the jews as the german counterpart, they tend to use other names that are not as obvious there.

blumen4alles

Well the names certainly fit. One ends in "man" the other "berg" - maybe she has a grandmother with a maiden name ending in "stein".