Unlike many on this blog I believe Jews are in general smarter than Whites. I know it pains but it's true. If not how is it that they, despite their minuscule numbers, rule over us just as thoroughly as White colonists ruled over the Africans? What's more they get us to pay for the privilege. The colonists never managed that. But Jews also possess a sperg-like quality whereby they can be tone deaf to the goyim they oversee, which can lead to surprising outcomes. Take this case from Lithuania.
First a brief history of that country in the twentieth century. It enjoyed a brief period of independence between 1919 and 1940, despite being constantly undermined by the heavily Jewish Communist Party of Lithuania, lead by Antanas Gintautas Sniečkus who was married to a 'sophisticated' Jewish woman. Independence of all the Baltic countries ended after the USSR invaded in 1940 at which point Sniečkus and the local Communists, working with the largely Jewish NKVD, began a reign of terror against local nationalists, vast numbers of whom were murdered or deported to die in Siberia. Naturally this didn't go down too well with the remaining Lithuanians who began a campaign of partisan resistance, in an uneasy alliance with the Germans for some of the time, in which Jonas Noreika and Kazys Skirpa played important roles. Roles which, understandably, lead to their being regarded as heroes by Lithuanians who erected plaques to them after the collapse of the USSR.
But there was a problem. Both Sniečkus and Noreika, despite being imprisoned by the Germans, had 'declared anti-Semitic views'. I wonder why that would be? (shakin' ma haid). But having valiantly fought for their country's interests, and in Noreika's case given his life for it, and given the traitorous role played by the largely Jewish Communist Party, you'd imagine that Jews would have kept their heads down hoping the whole unsavoury episode would quietly fade into history.

But no. They had to launch a bitter and long-lasting campaign to remove the plaques, much of it driven from wealthy Lithuanian exiles in America (take a bow, Sheldon Adelson). Inevitably they were successful. "The move was ordered by Vilnius mayor Remigijus Simasius (yeah, right) who said it was done because of Noreika's approval of the Nazi administration's decision to establish a Jewish ghetto and seize their property. Both decisions were hailed by the Lithuanian Jewish Council." And Noreika's plaque was not just quietly removed, it was smashed by a hammer in from of an approving crowd of local Jews.
Now you don't have to be a genius to expect an angry reaction from Lithuanians, which duly came about via mass demonstrations (by 'neo-Nazis', you understand) and blood-curdling threats against the local Jewish community. To the extent that "Jewish leaders in the Lithuanian capital are indefinitely closing the city's sole synagogue and community center following threats sparked by an emotional debate over the country's World War II-era history, Community leader Faina Kukliansky told The Associated Press." "There is an atmosphere of tension and incitement" he added.
Now in case you're upset and worried about the synagogue closure I have good news for you. It opened again after a few days. But 'community relations' have been badly undermined. The development most certainly has not been good for Lithuanian Jews. So why do they do such things and continue to be surprised at the outcome?