Jewish Jokes about Goyim & God  by Henry Makow Ph.D. – March 26,
2013  Jews love Jewish jokes as much as anyone. Many focus on
how money-minded Jews are supposed to be. I love this Woody
Allen one-liner: “See this pocket watch? My grandfather sold it
to me on his deathbed.” Recently, I read some jokes meant for
Jewish eyes only. They came from a Chapter “Jacob and Esau” in
“Jewish Wit and Wisdom” published in 1952. Many reflected the
traditional Jewish-Gentile relationship down through the
centuries. The first one emphasized the view that Jews are
smarter than others. A rich man left his fortune to his three
friends, an Irishman, a German and a Jew. The only stipulation
was that each had to put a $100 bill in his coffin just before
it was lowered into the ground. At the funeral, the Irishman and
the German both gladly fulfilled their obligation. Then it was
the Jew’s turn. He picked up the two hundred dollar bills and
left a cheque for $300 in the coffin! This is fairly benign
compared to what came next. Two