That is the problem, when unchecked info all put in one big pile and it starts all look too doubtful.
Stalin did not look like a Jєω for a start, he looks like a fairly typical man from Caucasus region - A Georgian or Ossetian. Secondly, Stalin persecuted Jєωs along with many other nationalities. Jєωs in Russia are not fond of Stalin at all. And there's still a question about him being accepted into a seminary.
You're shoveling sand against the tide, Gloria. Verifiable facts and hard evidence don't go down well with this mob. They live for hot air.
Permit me to offer a small correction. Stalin never
persecuted the Jєωs, in any meaningful sense of that term. He simply cleaned house, starting in the early to mid thirties, by liquidating most of the Jєωιѕн murderers and cutthroats placed in high positions in the Soviet power structure by Lenin and Trotsky—and a few by Stalin himself, of course.
*** It became clear to him that they represented an organized, potentially antagonistic threat to his own power and security. The absence of honor among thieves is, of course, as true and time-honored a perception as the absence of a free lunch.
The Western media, which has been a Jєωιѕн organ of dysinformation for a full century and more, has been peddling, at least since World War II, the notion that decent, hardworking socialists were the victims of the Moscow show trials of the late thirties. Rubbish! Whether or not those monsters committed any of the "crimes" Stalin arranged for them to be accused of hardly matters. Each and every one had the blood of thousands—indeed tens of thousands—of Russian Christians on his hands. They may have got
rough justice, but it was still justice. What is more, they were paraded through the legal forms of trial by judge and/or jury. They thus were accorded far more dignity in their elimination than those they themselves murdered.
*** Note that Stalin never interfered in any meaningful sense with the highly privileged status of Jєωs in general in Soviet life, especially in education and the professions, where the percentage of Jєωs far exceeded their percentage of the population—just as it does here in the States today.