“Remember this: all the allies have suffered many losses, and if we also do not offer human sacrifices, how can we gain the right to sit at the conference table when the territorial boundaries are reshaped? [Israel] Eretz Yisroel will be ours only by paying with blood, but as far as our immediate circle is concerned, ATEM TAJLU. The messenger bearing this letter will supply you with funds for this purpose”.

Weismandl interpreted the letter as follows: “The price of Eretz Yisroel is the blood of the men and women, hoary sages, and babes in arms – but not YOUR [Zionist] blood! Let us not spoil this plan by giving the Axis [i.e. Nazis] powers to save Jewish lives. But for you, [Zionist] comrades, I have enclosed carfare for your escape. What a nightmare! The Zionist agent “diplomat” comes to Czechoslovakia and says, “Shed your blood cheerfully, for your blood is cheap. But for your blood, the Land (of Israel) will be ours! (MIN HAMETZAR (p. 92) by Rabbi Michael Dov Weissmandl ZT”L Dean of Nitra Yeshiva)

“WWII, like WWI, was contrived by the Illuminati to destroy German nationalism and nationalism in general. They used the war to purge Europe of Jews who weren’t allied to them. The holocaust created a rationale for the State of Israel, which was intended to dominate the Middle East, serve as an excuse for WWIII, and capital of the future Masonic world government. The Nazis collaborated with Zionists, and the Zionists betrayed their Jewish brethren during the war. Sabbatean Jews in the West prevented Jews from escaping from Europe.

Oh and just for fun this sweet line from BIBI~ “My opinion of Christian Zionists? They’re scum, but don’t tell them that. We need all the useful idiots we can get right now.” ~ Bibi Netanyahu,

Yes there was Zionist/Judaic collaboration on almost every major black op of the past century. INCLUDING the BIGGEST of all at the WTC on 9/11.

Hamas official stopped with £8 million in cash
Egyptian police intercepted a senior Hamas official yesterday as he tried to enter the Gaza Strip with nearly £8 million in cash stuffed into his bags.

Ayman Taha, a spokesman for the Islamist movement that rules the war-ravaged enclave between Israel and Egypt, was returning from talks in Cairo aimed at establishing a long-term ceasefire with Israel after the recent three-week war.

He was part of a six-man delegation stopped by Egyptian police at the Rafah border on Gaza’s southern edge carrying nine million dollars and two million euros in cash. The delegates said that the money was needed to pay salaries in Gaza at a time when Israel has restricted the flow of cash in an attempt to stifle Hamas, which it deems a terrorist organisation.

The Hamas delegation was returning home after truce talks became deadlocked over disagreements on border security and the Israeli blockade of Gaza but the negotiators are expected to return next week.

UN accuses Hamas of stealing aid in Gaza
‘Human shields forced into the front line’
Egypt had hoped to unveil its truce plan yesterday. Egyptian officials appeared unsure as to what to do with the large sums of cash, saying that they could deposit it at an Egyptian bank or allow it to stay with Mr Taha, who remained in Egypt.

At the same time Israel said that it would grant permission for the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank, which was driven out of Gaza by Hamas 18 months ago, to transfer almost $43 million to Gaza for the first time since the war there, to pay government employees.

The move came after Gordon Brown urged Israel to help aid to get to the victims of the Gaza conflict. After talks at Downing Street with the Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, Mr Brown said that it was in Israel’s interests as much as anyone’s to allow full humanitarian access as the true scale of the damage inflicted by its controversial offensive became clear.

Is deficit of land the #1 challenge facing the Arab world?

Population Density people/km2
Jordan 64/km2
Egypt 74/km2
Syria 103/km2
Lebanon 401/km2
Iraq 66/km2
Saudi Arabia 11/km2
Lybia 3/km2

Iran 109/km2

Israel 324/km2

SO what we have is a lot of ‘wrong’ men gaining control in the sphere of religion. Its not religon per se that is the problem. Its the people who get elevated to positions of control.

Jews are waiting for Messiah. When Messiah comes Utopia will descend on everyone on earth.

Some orthodox streams of Judaism believe that only Messiah can bring people of Israel back to Zion and reestablish the kingdoms of Judea and Israel.

Because Zionism is a secular political movement with a goal of maintaining homeland for Jewish people in Zion, these orthodox Jews believe that the State of Israel created by people is interfering with God’s intent and would defer the coming of Messiah. One group “Naturei Karta” that lives in Jerusalem believes they should take an active role in supporting every possible enemy of Israel in order to destroy it, so Messiah could come earlier.

Well, everybody is entitled to an opinion. That’s why Talmud is so long. It’s a discussion between Rabbis that took a couple of centuries.

From theological point of view, Rabbis in different streams of Judaism are still struggling with the questions of God and Holocaust.

80% of Jews in Israel are secular / traditional and for them the answer it simple: Holocaust never again. Israel Defense Forces is the people’s army that would not allow that to happen.

The bible (and Talmud) assumes its central authority from God; but the existence of God cannot be proven, therefore the authority of the bible (and Talmud) is worthless.

http://www.jewsagainstzionism.com/resources/onlinebooks/Holocaust%20Victims%20Accuse.pdf

If you have started reading Talmud you should be prepared for a long journey. It’s not for the dilettante! Jewish religious studies can take about 20 years! Yes it’s 20 years of continuous studies!

Zionism – The political movement was formally established by the journalist Theodor Herzl in the late 19th century. He was secular. The movement encouraged Jewish migration to Israel as the homeland for the Jewish people.

This name originally referred to Mount Zion, a mountain near Jerusalem. Under King David, the term “Zion” referred to the entire city of Jerusalem and the Land of Israel. In many Biblical verses, the Israelites were called the people of Zion.

Zion,Land of Israel and different Holy places, is at the core of the Jewish religion and history. Jews have returned from diaspora to Zion after slavery in Egypt, slavery in Babylon and slavery in Roman empire – to the modern state of Israel. Two Temples were built on the Temple mount and were destroyed by occupying powers. Amazing and unique story.

Zion is a core concept in Talmud, so this is your connection. That’s it.

“Gaza: Beyond Humanitarian Speeches, a Population Caught in a Deadly Trap
Palestinian Territories16.01.09

Editorial by Dr. Marie-Pierre Allié, President of the French section of Médecins Sans Frontières.

The three-week Israeli offensive in the Gaza Strip is estimated to have caused the deaths of nearly 1,000 Palestinians, and the injuries of several thousand more people. One-third of the deaths that have occurred since the operation’s land phase began on Saturday, January 3 are believed to be among children and adolescents less than 16 years-of-age. Israeli authorities have not questioned these figures, which were provided by Palestinian emergency services. On the Israeli side, four civilians and ten soldiers have been killed, according to the Army. Beyond any speculation as to what would constitute a “proportional response,” the one to 100 ratio of losses on the two sides signals the excessive nature of the attack.

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has been present during armed conflicts for nearly four decades. It is difficult to recall a comparable slaughter of civilians in so little time. Whether Mogadishu, Somalia, or Kivu, in the eastern Congo, Sri Lanka or even Darfur — none of these wars has involved operations that produced so many deaths by direct violence in such a short period of time. We must go back to the Russian army’s December 1999 bombing of Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, to find equivalent death rates in such a short period. At least 260 people died in Grozny during the five-day period between December 2 and 7, 1999. When MSF received the Nobel Prize in Oslo, on December 10, 1999, we called on Boris Yeltsin to authorize us to obtain access to the wounded and, in particular, to stop the indiscriminate bombing. Our call was in vain. Calls by the United Nations and the International Committee of the Red Cross have been similarly unsuccessful in Gaza. Our purpose is not to create some kind of prize for the worst war horrors, but to state that the Israeli attack on the Gaza Strip is being conducted as cynically, and with as little respect for civilians, as the wars that MSF teams have faced in recent years.

Worse, this violence is striking a captive population that cannot flee to protect itself. An MSF team is working alongside exhausted Palestinian teams in overflowing hospitals. However, many wounded patients are not receiving treatment because they cannot reach hospitals or because medical workers cannot reach them as the bombs and gunfire do not spare ambulances, hospitals, the wounded or medical workers who try to move about.

The daily three-hour lull in fighting, which was put in place on Wednesday, January 7, and applies only to Gaza City, is insufficient to organize the evacuation of and first aid treatment for the wounded. Incessant bombing continues on the periphery and there is no chance to aid the wounded. Despite yesterday’s scheduled pause, fighting inside Gaza City remained intense, with one of the hospitals being shelled.

In this context, Israel must immediately terminate its offensive or radically change its methods of fighting in order to enable aid workers to reach the wounded, evacuate them, and treat them in conditions safe from bombing and shelling. And the population should be allowed to seek refuge and protection.

As of this date, these minimal conditions, as provided for by the Geneva Conventions, are not being met.

Contrary to Israeli government statements, the offensive in Gaza does not observe the fundamentals of international humanitarian law applicable to armed conflict. To claim otherwise only multiplies the violence by adding lies.

Dr. Marie-Pierre Allié, President of the French section of Médecins Sans Frontières. “

Backed up by passages in the Old Testament, this Talmud lays out very clearly to Jews that gentiles are like animals, and they have the right to kill gentiles and gentile lives are worth nothing.

In the cause of fairness, I’m trying to find out if some of these Jewish rabbis do NOT believe what the Talmud says. If anyone can help me here, that would be great.

No, politics is just a small part of the equation. It’s a constant theme, from the Crusades to the Roman Empire to the Third Reich to the American empire to the state of Israel – politics is part of the means, not the driving force. No army (let alone population) could commit or enable crimes that heinous against their fellow human beings without some kind of mental conditioning… seeing the others as not human or less than human, a belief in one’s own rightness/superiority, a belief that God is on one’s side. That takes ideology, not just politics.

The fanatical Jewish extremists aren’t only trying to exterminate what they consider a sub-human population; they’ve made it quite clear that it’s all toward the goal of taking over one certain parcel of land. All because their imaginary friend once promised it to their ancestors and declared them the one superior master race. What matters the lives of a few million Arabs in comparison to that?

I’ve always tried to insist that this conflict is purely about POLITICS, not religion (since both Palestinian Muslims and Palestinian Christians are affected), but reading articles like this makes me doubt my own arguments.

Imagine the creativity of the Israeli Government and the goals of Hitler? It would have been awesome in its finality. But then, if you believe that Vrba was on to something about the Jewish leadership … then maybe, they were.

Oh, does this count as ‘holocaust denial?’ I don’t think so … I do not deny the holocaust … but there had to be some complicity amongst the jews to have made the holocaust so successful.

Am I anti-Semitic? No, some of my best friends are from the mid-east …

RG the LG