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"No, that's not economics. That's jewish economics."
"No, that's not an immigration policy. That's a jewish immigration policy."
"No, that's not what racism means. That's the jewish definition."
"No, that's not an apocalyptic virus. It's a jewish virus."
"No, that's not real morality. That's jewish morality."
"No, that's not real news. That's jewish news."

And on and on... This sort of phrasing seems to work well in delineating jewery from reality in people that have a chance at accepting it. If they want more info, there's always a list of jews associated with jewery. They'll eventually start asking themselves "Is this reality, or is this jewish reality"