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An entry has been created by a new member, and right now I'm not too sure what to do with it. Google images nets a couple of results, and I've seen the phrase used on this very website once or twice. But honestly, outside of one tweet by Lauren Faust, there appears to be nothing in the way of spread, and there clearly aren't enough images to fill out the "Notable Examples" section.

I'm basically requesting help with the spread, and finding more examples of this meme in use. Any volunteers? :>

The pic that Faust tweeted came from one of the pony.MOV videos by HotDiggityDemon.
The phrase itself came from another HDD animation about sonic.

I did some searching, and I think I might have found the origin of the quote:

"It is indeed possible that these terrorist practices may
succeed where the Roman soldateska of Titus and the
pyres of Torquemada failed, namely, to bring to reality
the sanguinary dream of Karl Marx--a world without
Jews."

this is the introduction to A World Without Jews by Karl Marx, being an alternate title to his book On the Jewish Question. This part, the introduction, was written by Dagobert D. Runes.

Here's the links:
http://www.resist.com/Onlinebooks/Marx-WorldWithoutJews.pdf
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Jewish_Question

I'd definitely like to help researching the spread, I've got some leads.

other than karl marx that is.

I'm surprised to hear about that origin only dating back to 2012

I remember hearing this phrase quite a few times around forums and I thought it might have been a bit older than that

Here's that hotdiggetydemon video this may have originated from: