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JUDAISM DISCOVERED 30 MICHAEL HOFFMAN
"Said his disciples to him, Master, may we slaughter him (ritually)?
"The rabbi replied: This (ritual slaughter) requires a benediction,
whereas that (stabbing of the am ha'aretz) does not require a benediction.
"Rabbi Eleazar said: One must not join company with an am ka-aretz on
the road, because it is said, for that (the Talmud) is your life, and the length
of your days: He has no care (pity) for his own life (as demonstrated by not
studying Talmud), how much the more for the life of his companions!
"Rabbi Samuel ben Nachmani said in Rabbi Yochanan's name: One may
tear an am ha'aretz like a fish!
"Said Rabbi Samuel ben Isaac: And (this means) stab him along his
back.
"Greater is the hatred with which the ignoramuses (am ha'aretz) hate
the (Talmudic) scholar, than the hatred with which the goyim hate Israel,
and their wives (hate even) more than they."
BT Pesahim 49a-b: "Our Rabbis taught: Six things were said about the
ignoramuses: We do not commit testimony to them; we do not accept
testimony from them; we do not reveal a secret to them; we do nothing for
their orphans; we do not appoint them stewards over money; and we must
not join their company on the road. If an am ha-aretz loses something, the
scholar is not required to notify him; the am ha-aretz should not benefit from
any physical good in this world!" Modern Orthodox Judaism interprets BT
Pesachim 49b as stating that "Jewish ignoramuses are greater antisemites
than Gentiles." The Kabbalah (Zohar: Exodus 7b) teaches that at the "end of
days" the am ha'arertz, these "wicked Jews" will become the allies of the
enemies of Klal Yisroel."
This book may be banned, suppressed and otherwise proscribed and
forbidden because of the documentation it brings to light concerning the
religion of Orthodox Judaism. The depressingly familiar litany of tedious
smears ("bigoted-antisemitic-Jew-hatred") may be set forth as justification for
the suppression. Because we expose Judaism, this work may be regarded as
beyond the pale, beyond intellectual consideration, and beyond the normative
protections of freedom of speech and press. How many persons will be able to
penetrate this charade and discern that it is actually a function of rabbinic
cozenage, is anyone's guess. There are hundreds of Muslim-bashing books on
the market, in libraries and schools and hawked prominently on display