Iran vs. Jewish sorcerer's?

Yid With Lid:
Man--who knew we Joooos were so powerful. According to an official close to the Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, the Jews are the most powerful sorcerers in the world. Its hard to understand how we learned sorcery while being so busy controlling the media, Hollywood, the banks, and of course the government.

Memri is reporting:

Mehdi Taeb, who is close to Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and heads Khamenei's Ammar Base think tank, said in April 2013 that the Jews are the most powerful sorcerers in the world today, and that they have used their powers to attack Iran – for instance by turning the U.S. into their tool and getting it to impose sanctions on Iran, and also through attempts, albeit failed, to interfere in the 2009 elections. He added that while Iran has so far withstood their assaults, they have not yet used the full scope of their powers against it.
 Come on Mehdi, we control the banks if we were sorcerers also those Joooos would have figured out a way to shut off your cash cards a long time ago. 

In March 2013, the Rasanews.ir website, which is associated with the religious seminaries in Qom, posted an article about the status of sorcery and numerology in Jewish mysticism. According to this article, Jews cherish the knowledge of sorcery, pass it down from generation to generation, and believe that it can be used to control mankind, nature and even God's decisions. 
More Powerful than God? I don't think so. And as far as the sorcery thing being passed down from generation to generation---I have a beef with Cantor Lefkowitz because he left that sorcery stuff out of my Bar Mitzvah lessons!
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If Jews really were in such control of things, why would they waste their in Israel when they could find a land with saner neighbors.  Hard work and intelligence can look like sorcery to the uneducated.

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