It’s just a matter of asking the fools that believe these things ‘how?’ and ‘why?’ often enough. They’ll get to Jews in the end, even if they hide behind euphemisms like ‘bankers’ or ‘capitalist-military complex’.
That would be conclusive if all bankers were Jews and all Jews were bankers, but that clearly isn't the case. The Rothschilds are Jewish and it's a matter of historical record that they've got supremely rich from international banking and that they have immense control over world finances in general.
Supposedly, their family grip over the financial markets first began after one of their number had early information about the results of a war and sold shares/bonds (or whatever they were called then) as one would have expected had the result been the opposite, causing them to plummet and everybody else to sell theirs, which Mr R then bought up across the board for pennies and reaped immeasurable rewards when the true result of the war was widely known.
David Rockefeller was another usual suspect and, as it happens, also Jewish. In his memoirs, he plainly stated that he was involved in a conspiracy to the detriment of at least one country:
"Some even believe we are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States, characterizing my family and me as 'internationalists' and of conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure — one world, if you will. If that is the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it."
However, 99.999999999% of Jews are NOT Rothschilds or Rockefellers (or Henry Kissinger for that matter).
If criticising a relatively few people (whether justly or otherwise) of anything negative - from guarded political 'expediency' right up to grand-scale conspiracy - who happen to share a race, religion of ethnicity - is a sign of racial/religious hatred then it must follow that anybody calling Hitler, Himmler, Eichmann et al evil is ostensibly demonstrating their hatred of 80 million perfectly decent, normal Germans.
What I'm saying is that, whilst antisemitism is abhorrent, it must never be exploited and used an an excuse to mean that anybody who happens to be Jewish is any more immune from criticism than anybody else for what they have or may be believed to have DONE (as opposed to what they ARE i.e. Jewish.)
Clearly, it's nothing whatsoever of the same magnitude, and nobody was being particularly nasty, but the recent (subsequently-pulled) thread about a particular X-Factor winner making an apparently foolish/naive statement was completely hijacked by an obsessed poster who first decided to draw attention to the fact that said star happens to be black (nobody else had mentioned it because it's totally irrelevant) and then extrapolated from their own introduction of an immaterial fact that everybody joining in with the teasing/unkindness towards her was ergo being horribly racist.