Glenn – No Beauty In The Beast – Israel Without Her Mascara

140HISTORY’S FOGOTTEN BRAVEHEARTOne does not need an advanced degree in religious studies or special training in sociological trends to seewhat is the overt application of Jewish supremacist sentiments in the state of Israel today. In the Jewishstate, a person, by virtue of where they stand with respect to the race and religion of the Zionist agenda,may or may not own land, be married, receive justice in a court of law, and will inevitably find himself atsome point being denied a whole host of other civil rights if he does not have membership in the racialcountry club. The Supreme Court of Israel, using as its code of jurisprudence the Babylonian Talmud andits codification of Jewish Supremacist ideology, has on a daily basis for the last 50 years exoneratedmurderers, rapists, acquitted those accused of war crimes, and a list of similar instances too numerous tomention, whose only evidentiary criteria was the Jewishness of either the victim or the perpetrator.And if there were ever any parallels that could be drawn between modern day Zionism and the “leavenof the Pharisees” that Christ condemned, then clearly such comparisons can be found in the racism anddisregard for fellow man that characterizes both time periods. This racism that had become one of thewhips with which the Pharisees kept those under them in line was clearly condemned in Christ’s parableof the Good Samaritan, a story that had strikingly prophetic things to say about the current situation inthe Middle East. Today, as Palestinians and Iraqis are being murdered for the benefit of Israel’s expansionistdreams, one should consider the roots of the racism that are feeding these crimes, as well as take note ofthe fact that they are but the end result of tenets that are embraced in modern day Talmudic Judaism.“Do not save Goyim (non-Jews) in danger of death. Show no mercy to the Goyim.” —Hilkkoth Akum X1“The Jews are called human beings, but the non-Jews are not humans. They are beasts.”—Talmud: Baba Mezia,114b“The non-Jew is like a dog. Yes, the scripture teaches to honor the dog more than the non-Jew.” —Ereget RaschiErod. 22, 30The above are just a smattering of quotes which depict the Talmudic mindset of modern day ZionistIsrael, a mindset which today is but the concentrated, distilled, and purified poison of the same racistideology that had its philosophical origins in the Pharisaical teachings of Christ’s day. For those who willattempt to refute this with the assertion that these are just the rantings of non-Jewish anti-Semites whohave either lied or misrepresented what are the true teachings of the Talmud, the reader should considerthat these quotes are just a few of those from two works written by Israel Shahak, an Israeli citizen,Holocaust survivor, and professor emeritus at Israel’s Hebrew University. In his two epochal works,Jewish History, Jewish Religion, as well as Fundamental Judaism in Israel, he outlines what are the institutionsof racism which form the lifeblood of Israeli society today and which guide all its actions and policies. ByShahak’s accounts, Israel and its society are the physical embodiment of the Babylonian Talmud, whichis itself the codification of the precepts of the same Pharisaical Judaism that was condemned by Christand his message of liberation.In fairness it must be acknowledged that there are a good portion of the world’s Jews who, having becomesecularized in their worldview, have not been nursed on the sour milk of Talmudic racism nor itssupremacist sentiments. It is accurate to say that these individuals are victims of these policies as well, forthey have had to bear the brunt of the anti-Semitic reactions that such policies have produced throughouttheir sad history. Truly heaven and earth will rejoice on the day that these prisoners are finally andpermanently rescued from an oppressive leadership that has reduced them to mere cannon fodder fortheir own greedy designs, an oppression that operates by first setting up conditions that lead to persecutionand then rushes in to save them, all for the purpose of empowering itself.