On Mon, 29 Mar 2010 12:36:12 -0700 (PDT), DToronto

<davidtra…@gmail.com> wrote:
>On Mar 27, 2:46 pm, b…@myhouse.com wrote:
>> Islam has no true, peaceful face. It may look like it does, but that is a lie.
>> Islam is so full of lies, it is worse than anything else.

>> I can only hope that the cracks in Islam widen, and people can continue
>> to escape through those cracks.

>You just described most religions IMHO.

Islam is unique in its hate and nastiness, probably because the so
called prophet did the follow which no other prophet before him ever
thought of let alone doing it.

Mohammed married a 6 yr old child, how is that for perversion.
Next he cuckolds his own son in law to be with his wife.
Took to plundering caravans where travelers had no means to protect
them. He got so brazen that he started doing his murdering of
innocents even during sacred months where no bloodshed was
allowed by tradition.
He had people murdered whose only crime was to mock him and his claim
of divinity. He also had a Jewish tribe wiped out for not accepting
him as a messenger from God.
He started war with Iran, even though Iran had no quarrels with Arabs
or Mohammad.
He came out with off the wall rules against women and brought
unspeakable misery on poor female only because he hated them.
He told his followers to cheat and lie to further cause of Islam which
makes Islam singularly awful religion.
His holy book Koran is hodgepodge of old and new Testament where 1st
part of sentence talk of one topic and the second part something else
altogether, how is that for divine eloquence.
More later…

Saying no to ‘next year in Jerusalem’
by EMILY RATNER on MARCH 29, 2010 · 12 COMMENTS
As Jews around the world lock up their leavened bread and Jews in the
Israeli army lock down the West Bank, I take far too long to pack a
small bag for my annual trip to Cleveland to celebrate Passover. Come
Tuesday night I’ll be surrounded by dozens of people who share my
blood and my heritage, people I’ve been waiting all year to see. But
instead of packing to the memory of their voices rising above the our
seder table in "Oyf’n Pripetshok," a family favorite from the "old
country" of Bialystok, the deadened refrain that repeats in my head
chants "Next year in Jerusalem." In the wake of Israel’s recent
announcement of further settlement expansions in East Jerusalem, ever-
increasing violence against Palestinians, and the still-echoing war
cries of Netanyahu and so many others at this month’s AIPAC
conference, "Next year in Jerusalem" sounds more and more like a
threat.

Here in New Orleans, some friends are preparing for a vegan liberation
seder, where each participant is asked to bring a reading to
contribute to the evening’s envisioning of liberation. I spent a sunny
Sunday afternoon strolling with an anti-Zionist friend who’s
struggling to select an appropriate reading for the seder, which
sometimes includes "Israeli Salad" (known to most as Palestinian
tabbouleh) and rememberings of delicious meals shared on "Birthright"
trips to Israel. My friend would prefer to share a reading that fits
into her anti-Zionist analysis, but is concerned about potentially
challenging the "safe space" this seder is designed to create. We talk
about the privilege of safe spaces, and whose safety is protected in
them, as we dodge parading Mardi Gras Indians, groups of Black New
Orleanians who dress in elaborate beaded and feathered costumes to
commemorate the Native Americans who offered their ancestors safe
spaces as they fled slavery. The Mardi Gras Indians, like so many in
New Orleans’ Black population, have their own stories to tell about
displacement, and the state-sanctioned public housing demolitions and
police violence that bring a piece of Palestine to New Orleans.

When I arrive at my family’s seder, there will be no talk of safe
spaces. We claim to set our political differences aside as we sit down
to remember the story of Passover, but in a family where many members
are strong AIPAC supporters and some travel to Israel on an annual
basis, "setting our political differences aside" means embracing an
increasingly ethnocentric status quo. There is no discussion when an
elder within the family feels compelled to make a statement in support
of the state of Israel, or to lead us all in Hatikvah, the Israeli
national anthem. We all know the words from our many years of Hebrew
school, but a few of us bite our lips instead of singing along. And as
the evening wears on, we silent dissenters curl into corners to share
news about the latest violence committed against Palestinians in our
name, and what we’re doing to confront that violence. But these
conversations never happen around the seder table, a place reserved
only for remembering our exodus from Egypt and, thousands of years
later, from Bialystok. On Passover, the theme of displacement never
expands to include Palestinians.

As I prepare for my Cleveland homecoming, scores of Palestinians from
New Orleans’ own West Bank of the Mississippi river plan their annual
summer homecoming to the other West Bank, where they’ll join their
families in Silwan and a handful of other villages near Jerusalem and
Ramallah. Their family reunions are always marked by the latest
evictions and settlement expansions, and by the maze created by
Israel’s apartheid wall. I wonder about the spaces where these
Palestinians feel safe. If my non- and anti-Zionist cousins and I
carried our conversation to the seder table, the discomfort of our
relatives wouldn’t begin to approach the torture that Palestinians
face at Ben Gurion International Airport, and at the checkpoints that
mar the landscape of their ever-shrinking homeland. Yet we dissenting
few will swallow our truths along with our second or third glass of
wine on Tuesday for fear of offending our elders, even though it is
they who imbued us with a morality that turns our Manischewitz to mud
as we anticipate those final words that will send us all back out into
the diaspora: "Next year in Jerusalem."

I’m beginning to believe that, in addition to failing in our
obligation to support Palestinians in their struggle for self-
determination, we do our Jewish communities a disservice when we allow
Zionism to consume our family traditions. On March 16th, the seventh
anniversary of the murder by bulldozer of Palestine solidarity
activist Rachel Corrie, I attended an event called "Doing Business in
Israel and the Middle East," hosted by the Louisiana Department of
Commerce and New Orleans’ World Trade Center. During the question-and-
answer period that followed the presentation, I asked if the
presenters (from the Israeli company Atid EDI Ltd.) were warning small
businesses of the growing Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions campaign
against Israel, and the potential ramifications the campaign could
have on their businesses. Following the Q and A a livid representative
of the World Trade Center approached me, hell-bent on drawing me into
an argument. When the word "settlement" slipped from my lips he flew
into a rage, shouting "Jerusalem is not a settlement! Jerusalem is the
eternal undivided capital of the Jewish people!" A roomful of New
Orleans-area business owners turned to stare in shock at his outburst.
Of course, his exclamation is at the core of "Next year in Jerusalem,"
and lately variations of his outburst have appeared in The Washington
Post and on National Public Radio, among other places, as Jewish
journalists and businessmen forget their occupation and revert to a
visceral response to the US’ growing condemnation of the aggressive
state-sanctioned settler movement in Jerusalem. As the WTC rep stood
in front of me, red in the face and shaking, I was overwhelmed with a
deep sadness for him and for the many others I’ve heard utter this
phrase in the past few weeks alone. I wish his engagement with non-
and anti-Zionist Jews didn’t begin with a confrontation at a corporate
event, but instead could start with a conversation about liberation,
for all people, around a seder table in a safe space.

For most of my life, I haven’t even thought about Jewish spaces that
might feel safe to me. I just assumed that something inside of me was
not Jewish, or was far less Jewish than my peers in Hebrew school and
confirmation class. I never had Jewish friends, and saw my engagement
with Judaism as purely familial: I could find no spiritual home in
synagogues where rabbis railed against the terrorist Palestinian
population threatening "our homeland." But in recent years, as I’ve
become more vocal about my differences with Zionism, I’ve come across
a large and growing number of Jews in my local and global community
who are struggling with the same questions I am. These Jews can’t
reconcile our history of oppression and resistance with the oppression
of Palestinians that many in their families and communities support,
and they’re actively seeking opportunities to tease out these
questions together, as a community of Jews. We’re anxious to reclaim a
dynamic history and heritage that’s been hijacked by the Zionist
movement, and with each Israeli incursion our numbers grow. This June,
Jews from across the country will convene in Detroit for the first-
ever US Assembly of Jews: Confronting Racism & Israeli Apartheid. The
Assembly will offer thousands of Jews the opportunity to learn about
each others’ work, and to think together about how we can be effective
allies in the Palestinian struggle for liberation and self-
determination. While the Assembly’s focus is very much on supporting
the broader Palestine solidarity movement, part of the still-
developing program is dedicated to sharing strategies for broaching
these difficult subjects with our families and our Zionist Jewish
communities. As I prepare my body for a week without leavened bread
and an evening without discussion of the kind of liberation I
envision, I look to the Assembly as the nourishment at the end of a
long fast.

Like many non- and anti-Zionist Jews struggling to pack their bags for
this year’s Passover trip, I’m not really sure how to prepare for
Tuesday’s seder, which coincides with Land Day, an annual
commemoration of the death of six Palestinians and the injury and
arrest of hundreds of others who stood up to Israeli appropriation of
their land in 1976. But I intend to take on the task of beginning this
broader family dialogue now, and not next year, as I always promise
myself. I intend to lovingly challenge my elders to apply the morality
they’ve taught me to all people, including Palestinians. And, buoyed
by the support of so many Jews facing the same hard conversations I am
this week, I’m starting to think that saying No to "Next year in
Jerusalem" might not be as hard as I think.

Emily Ratner is an organizer and mediamaker based in New Orleans. She
is a member of New Orleans Palestine Solidarity (NOLAPS) and the
International Jewish anti-Zionist Network (IJAN). In June she traveled
to Gaza with a New Orleans delegation, and in December she joined the
Gaza Freedom March. She can be reached at: em…@nolahumanrights.org
or at her website, http://publikemily.blogspot.com.

NATO HAS NOW BUILD INTO ITS POLICY TO SPEED UP SUCH HUMAN KITARIAN
ACTIONS
 T
News 23 Mar. 2010

"North Atlantic Council visits Bosnia and Herzegovina
 On 23 March, the North Atlantic Council, led by Secretary General
Anders Fogh Rasmussen visited Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Council met
with the country’s Presidency, the Chairman and members of the Council
of Ministers, and with political leaders of the governing coalition.

The Council confirmed NATO’s intention to invite the country to join
the Membership Action Plan, once sufficient progress has been made,
and they shared views with their interlocutors on reform efforts in
many areas. They also thanked Bosnia and Herzegovina for its
contribution to the ISAF mission.

( HE KEPT THAT FULL RENESSANESSANCE OF SARAYEWO IN MIND ONLY)

Finally, they met with the High Representative and EU Special
Representative (HR/EUSR) for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ambassador
Valentin Inzko, with the Commander EUFOR, Major General Bernhard Bair,
and with the Commander of NATO HQ Sarajevo, Brigadier General John W.
Bullard Jr., to assess the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina."

"14 injured in NATO helicopter crashMonday, March 29, 2010
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KABUL — A NATO helicopter crashed Monday in southern Afghanistan,
injuring 14 people, the international force said. "

"Moscow attacks should speed up NATO-Russia cooperation: Solomon
Passy"

THAT IS A VERY NEW FEATURE OF NATO OPERATIONS IN THE WORLD. SO FAR
MASCOW WOULD REMEMBER THAT NATO WAS FORMED TO KIKLL MOSCOW.

"NATO and Russia should build anti-missile defense together and
Bulgaria
 should be active in this issue."

IN THE PAST NATO ONLY HAD A CAPACITY OF DIRECT STRIKE IN THAT
 REGARD, YET  MOSCOW RESISTED.

 THE IDEOLOGICVAL STRENGHT HAS SIGNIFICANTLY EXPANDED.
ONE WANTED IF THAT SALE IS GOOD IN THE EYES OF THE FOREMR ENEMY.

( I KIND OF, CAN NOT GET WHEN THE BECAME ENEMIES SINCE NATO CAME
TO POWER LATER THAN WWII: STRIKING COMMUNIST COUNTRIES WAS O"K ,
I  GUESS).

DOES THAT INCLUDE CIVILLIANS? WHAT NATO DOES WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
AND AGENCIES, SPECTER ASIDE, WHEN IT NEEDAS TO STRIKE FAST?

SOME IMOPROVEMENTS EXPECTED.

 THE IDEOLOGICAL STRENGHT HAS SIGNIFICANTLY EXPANDED TO IDEOLOGICAL
PWERSWASION ALONE

DOES THAT INCLUDE CIVILLIANS NON CASUALIES ?

WHAT NATO DOES WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
AND AGENCIES, SPECTER ASIDE, WHEN IT NEEDAS TO STRIKE FAST?

PERHAPS  A DILEMMA.

SOME IMPROVEMENTS ARE STILL  EXPECTED.

 Back in the 70′s, "What’s your sign?" was one of the most common
questions used between people to socially ‘break the ice’ when they
first met. It doesn’t disturb me that the heathen dabble in astrology,
for:

    1 Corinthians 2:14 "But the natural man receiveth not the things
of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can
he know them, because they are spiritually discerned."

     The non-christian are always looking for a way, or some
spiritually enlightened path outside of Jesus Christ to find
happiness. What is disturbing is that Christians have started to delve
into the religion of astrology.

     What makes "astrology" so appealing to many people is that they
get it confused with "astronomy". Astronomy is the physical science of
studying the heavens and those things contained therein. Astronomers
study the stars, the sun, the planets, and based on these studies
reach a scientific conclusion (either based on fact or theory). In
astrology (from the Greek ASTRON + LOGOS = "the word from the stars")
the planets and stars are studied, not as created things, "but as
sentient gods that have the ability to affect the lives of people on
earth". Astrology is religious based, whereas astronomy is
scientifically based.

The Root of Astrology

The creator of the religion astrology is Satan, the father of lies:

    John 8:44 "Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your
father ye will do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not
in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaketh a
lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it."

     When Satan rebelled against God, he led many other "fallen
angels" into rejecting God as ruler of Heaven. These fallen angels set
up a workshop on earth to hinder God’s master plan by leading man into
error and sin.

    Psalms 109:6-13 "Set thou a wicked man over him: and let Satan
stand at his right hand. When he shall be judged, let him be
condemned: and let his prayer become sin. Let his days be few; and let
another take his office. Let his children be fatherless, and his wife
a widow. Let his children be continually vagabonds, and beg: let them
seek their bread also out of their desolate places. Let the
extortioner catch all that he hath; and let the strangers spoil his
labour. Let there be none to extend mercy unto him: neither let there
be any to favour his fatherless children. Let his posterity be cut
off; and in the generation following let their name be blotted out."

     Satan and his angels often induce sickness, remove wealth,
persecutes the innocent, causes sedition, shortens life, and removes
people from authority if he feels that this will increase his
influence over the Father’s plan. One of Satan’s "most effective
ruses" is behind the scenes, though. It is the ruse of establishing
false religions to blind the eyes of man to the true Word of God.

    II Corinthians 4:4 "In whom the god of this world hath blinded the
minds of them which believe not, lest the light of the glorious gospel
of Christ, who is the image of God, should shine unto them."

     Though, as we said before, Satan can induce illness ( II Co 12.7;
Mat 12.22; 4.24; 9.32-33; Mk 9.17-18; Ac 8.7; Lu 13.16; Ac 10.38 ), he
has discovered that it is much more effective to use his powers over
nature to "mislead man" into false religious systems ( Mat 24.24; 2
Thes 2.9; Rev 16.14 ). Demons often operate through idolatry:

    Zechariah 10:2 "For the idols have spoken vanity, and the diviners
have seen a lie, and have told false dreams; they comfort in vain:
therefore they went their way as a flock, they were troubled, because
there was no shepherd."

    I Corinthians 10:19-21 "What say I then? that the idol is any
thing, or that which is offered in sacrifice to idols is any thing?
But I say, that the things which the Gentiles sacrifice, they
sacrifice to devils, and not to God: and I would not that ye should
have fellowship with devils. Ye cannot drink the cup of the Lord, and
the cup of devils: ye cannot be partakers of the Lord’s table, and of
the table of devils."

     Idolatry is, truely, the devil’s communion table! And what a
table! Satan has developed a system of world religions that will
appeal to every unbeliever dissatisfied with the Church. For those who
only believe that Jesus was a "great teacher", you can find Judaism
and the Jehovah’s Witnesses. For the "let’s work our way into heaven"
crowd, there’s Mormonism, Buddhism, and Hinduism. For those who
"reject the Trinity of God", tune into Wiewiellism. For those who
"reject Christ as the only way" to salvation, check out Bahai’. And
for those who "believe in the supernatural, but not God", look into
astrology.

     Original astrological theory stated that all heavenly bodies
rotated around the center of the universe, that center being the
earth. Newtonian theory, as well as astronomical studies have shown
the sun, not the earth, to be the center of our universe. So astrology
is certainly not scientific. Astrology teaches that we live in a
totally mechanical universe that neither God nor man is totally able
to control. The lives of mankind are governed, without regard to their
free-will, by the location of these heavenly bodies (the planets and
stars) in relationship to the fixed center of the universe, earth.

     Modern day astrology was developed by Satan through the
Babylonian Empire, between 1800-1600 B.C. The cuneiform text called
ENUMA ANU ENLIL, devoted to the astrological ‘sciences’, was developed
during this time. There are four categories of omens taught in this
text, all named after the chief gods of ancient Babylon:

    * SIN, who is the god of the moon
    * SHAMASH, who is the god of the sun
    * ADAD, who is the god of the weather
    * ISHTAR, who is the goddess of Venus

     The ENUMA ANU ENLIL was passed down and used extensively by the
Assyrians and the Persians. During the Achaemenid dynasty of the
Persian Empire (559-330 B.C.) the text was passed on to Greece, Egypt,
and India.

     It was not until astrology was passed to the Grecian Empire that
it started to be widespread. Greece was considered to be an
enlightened civilization, and it was politically correct to "do as the
Grecians do". Eudoxus of Cnidus, a Greek astronomer of the 4th century
B.C. included the ENUMA ANU ENLIL in his book APOTELESMATIKA. This
"science" was also made popular by the Magusaeans of Asia Minor, a
group of Iranian settlers in Greece that were influenced by ancient
Babylon. Several other texts were devoted to astrology at this time,
to include:

    * THE BOOK OF THE ZODIAC by the Gnostics of Mandeans
    * THE APOCALYPSE allegedly written by the Old Testament Prophet
Daniel
    * THE BOOK OF THE BEE, an early Syrian text on astrology

     Buddhist missionaries carried these writings to Central Asia,
China, Tibet, and Southeast Asia. The seed that Satan planted began to
sprout all around the civilized world.

The Nature of the Zodiac

     People who involve themselves in astrology rarely understand the
complex system that Satan has lured them into. The religions starts
out with a false premise, that the earth is the center of our
universe. The circular orbit that the sun allegedly makes around the
earth is divided into twelve parts, with the earth at the center of
this imaginary pie. Each wedge of the Zodiac is divided and subdivided
as follows:

   1. Each imaginary wedge is a 30 degree angle from the center of the
earth.
   2. Each 30 degree wedge is identified with a planet, recognized by
the ancients as a "god". The wedge itself is recognized as the "god’s
house".
   3. Each "house of god" is further divided into ten degree decans,
bounds of varying lengths, and dodecatemoria of two degrees 30 feet
each.

     The twelve Zodiac signs are further identified with one of the
four governing elements of the earth: fire, air, and water. It should
come as no surprise that the popular Satanic church in America, as per
it’s "Satanic Bible", recognizes four demons as over-all sub-rulers of
the earth, and all are identified by these four elements of the
Zodiac. The amount of influence that each wedge of the Zodiac
allegedly has on humanity is based on two things:

   1. It’s general location in relationship to the center of the
Zodiac (which is earth), and
   2. The power and characteristic of the god or goddess which the
heavenly body represents.

     The astrologer casts a horoscope by first determining the
location and boundaries of the Zodiac wedge that an individual is
"born under". Due to the complexity of measuring the wedge location,
the determination of the nature of the god or goddess, and the
Zodiac’s relationship to the center of the universe (earth), any
Zodiac table will yield an enormous number of predictions, many of
which conflict with others in the table. The astrologer can use one of
three means to "foretell the future":

   1. General Astrological Predictions: These ascribe a certain
characteristic or personality to an individuals because they were born
at a certain time when a certain "house of god was in it’s
ascendancy", or in it’s most desirable position. Anyone who trades
their horoscope "sign" with others is acknowledging (whether
knowingly, or unknowingly) that their personality was formed by the
position of some house of a pagan god. Under general astrological
predictions you are said to "take on the traits of your god".

   2. Catarchic Astrological Predictions: These predictions are made
to determine whether an action already begun will succeed based on the
house of god in ascendancy. If your god’s house is in an awkward
position you will probably not succeed, or so astrologers believe.

   3. Interrogatory Astrological Predictions: These provide answers to
a person’s queries based on the location of his god’s house at the
moment the question was posed. The house of god must be in a favorable
position in order for a good answer
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THE TORAH TRUE JEWS HAVE NO PART IN THE AFFAIR AGAINST THE SWISS

According to the Torah, we must declare that the true Jews are opposed
to these rebelling acts: requests from, investigations of, accusations
and claims against Switzerland (banks, government, institutions) or
any nation. We will not take any money or assets resulting therefrom.
For sure we are opposed to the boycott threats, coercive tactics,
insults and intimidation.

This we know, that during the war Switzerland was a safe haven for
thousands of Jews, including those admitted from surrounding occupied
countries, and Jews lived there peacefully. Moreover, Switzerland and
Sweden provided – at great risk – safe houses in Budapest which
sheltered 100,000 Jews.

THE BELIEF AND TORAH TEACHING DURING EXILE

We have been forsworn by G’d "not to enter the Holy Land as a body
before the predestined time", "not to rebel against the nations", to
be loyal citizens, not to do anything against the will of any nation
or its honour, not to seek vengeance, discord, restitution or
compensation; "not to leave exile ahead of time." On the contrary; we
have to be humble and accept the yoke of exile. To violate the oaths
would result in "your flesh will be made prey as the deer and the
antelope in the forest," and the redemption will be delayed. (Talmud
Tractate Ksubos 111). To violate the oaths is not only a sin, it is a
heresy because it is against the fundamentals of our Belief.

Before the Almighty gave us the Holy Land 3268 years ago, He made
these conditions: If we will abide by the Torah, it is ours; if not,
we will be expelled. Alas, we sinned, and we were exiled from the land
"Umipnay chatoenu golenu mayartsenu". Only through complete repentance
will the Almighty alone, without any human effort or intervention,
redeem us from exile. This will be after G’d will send the prophet
Elijah and Moshiach who will make all Jews do complete repentance. At
that time there will be universal peace.

Any suffering in exile is a punishment from G’d and we cannot do
anything about it on our own because nations where we suffered are
only instruments of G’d's anger at our misdeeds. The Torah teaches us
how to survive during exile (Vayishlach) by being humble (not
vindictive, demanding or vengeful). The Torah gives an example of this
and says that in the ocean one must go under the wave (Talmud,
Tractate Yevomos 121). We have to take the punishment; if we go
against it, we will suffer more. The only way to alleviate suffering
in exile is through repentance. We must mend our ways and pray that
G’d should not punish us again.

The Jewish people remained faithful to the Belief for over 1800 years
and dealt with the problems of exile accordingly and never asked for
things taken from them until the advent of Zionism 100 years ago.

ZIONIST EXILE POLITICS

The Zionists do not believe that Jews are a special nation but they
say that Jews are a nationalistic people, a nation like all the
nations, and can solve their problems by their own power using the
slogan "Never Again!" They say that we Jews were exiled because we had
a weak army and suffer in exile because we are not standing up
physically and politically, are not speaking out loudly, unashamedly,
are letting ourselves be trampled on and are not demanding
restitution. They claim that with a strong army we can remove
ourselves from exile. By using the new atheist exile politics they
provoked and increased anti-Semitism in Europe which led to the Second
World War and the destruction of European Jewry. All the great Rabbis
have warned of the terrible consequences of the Zionist heresy. The
same exile politics has caused the problems in the Middle East where
Jews lived peacefully with the Arabs until the advent of Zionism. Now
the same tactics are being used against the Swiss and other nations.

The act alone of seeking compensation and restitution from a nation –
even without threats – provokes anti-Semitism, whether or not they
receive what they ask. Anti-Semitism is a phenomenon serving the basic
goal of Zionism – to increase immigration to their state. This is
evidenced by the fact that the whole campaign against the Swiss was
initiated in the Zionist state by Avraham Burg, head of the Jewish
Agency (the Zionist organization promoting immigration to the Zionist
state).

ZIONIST CHUTZPAH

How could the Zionist leaders and the World Jewish Congress (a major
Zionist organization) have the nerve to ask for Jewish assets? The
worldwide boycott against Germany in 1933 and the later all-out
declaration of war against Germany initiated by the Zionist leaders
and the World Jewish Congress enraged Hitler so that he threatened to
destroy the Jews. Then the Wannsee Conference convened in January
1942, decided the fate of the Jews, and the real suffering started.
The Zionists also refused and blocked rescue efforts and food supplies
during the war. Their motto was "Rak B’Dam (Only by blood will we get
the land)"

WE DECLARE:

The Zionist state or any Zionist organization, or one that calls
itself "World Orthodox Council" and any individual involved in this
issue does not represent the Torah true Jews.
The Torah true Jews plead with the politicians involved in this matter
to stop dealing with this.
WE HEREBY PROCLAIM:

Zionism is a heresy, and true Jews are not contaminated by Zionism.
True Jews have no part in Zionist activities. According to the Torah,
we are not allowed to insult, humiliate or dominate another people.
All land should be returned to the Palestinian nation, and other
occupied lands should be returned to Syria and Lebanon.
Zionist politicians and their fellow travellers, even if they appear
religious, do not speak for the Jewish people. Indeed, the Zionist
conspiracy against Jewish tradition and law makes Zionism and all its
deeds and entities the arch-enemy of the Jewish people!"

http://www.jewsnotzionists.org/nyt/nyt093097.html

This is the Fourth of the Ten Commandments.

Exo 20:8  Remember the sabbath day, to keep it holy.
Exo 20:9  Six days shalt thou labor, and do all thy work:
Exo 20:10  But the seventh day is the sabbath of the LORD thy God: in
it thou shalt not do any work, thou, nor thy son, nor thy daughter,
thy manservant, nor thy maidservant, nor thy cattle, nor thy stranger
that is within thy gates:
Exo 20:11  For in six days the LORD made heaven and earth, the sea,
and all that in them is, and rested the seventh day: wherefore the
LORD blessed the sabbath day, and hallowed it.

For more information concerning the Sabbath read
the following booklet — "Which Day is the Christian
Sabbath?"

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http://www.cog-web-svc.com/hwa/books-booklets/pdf/sabbath.pdf

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http://www.cog-web-svc.com/hwa/radio/mp3/other/Which_Day_Is_the_Chris…

Download:
http://www.cog-web-svc.com/hwa/radio/mp3/other/Which_Day_Is_the_Chris…

RM:

Stream:
http://www.cog-web-svc.com/hwa/radio/rm/other/Which_Day_Is_the_Christ…

Download:
http://www.cog-web-svc.com/hwa/radio/rm/other/Which_Day_Is_the_Christ…

Other material produced by or under the direction of Mr. Armstrong:

Title: Pagan Holidays — or God’s Holy Days — Which?
Author: Herbert W Armstrong
Date: 1976
Type: Booklet
Type Media: PDF

http://www.cog-web-svc.com/hwa/books-booklets/pdf/holydays.pdf

Passover is less than 3 days away (just after sunset on the 28th)!

Title: Passover Examination
Author: Herbert W Armstrong
Type: Sermon
Date: 1982-03-04
Type Media: MP3

MP3:
http://www.cog-web-svc.com/hwa/passover/Passover_Examination.mp3

Music:

Musical Work: Poeme
Composer: Zdenko Fibich
Performer: Herbert W Armstrong
Production: Festival of Music 2 — Young Ambassadors
Producer/Director: Ross Jutsum
Recorded/Mixed: Ambassador Auditorium
Recorded/Mixed: and Ambassador Television Studios
Location: Pasadena, CA
Date: 1984
Duration: 3:34
Type: Piano Solo
Type Media: MP3, RM

MP3:
http://www.cog-web-svc.com/hwa/music/Poeme.html

http://www.cog-web-svc.com/hwa/music/Poeme.mp3

RM:
http://www.cog-web-svc.com/hwa/music/Poeme_rm.html

http://www.cog-web-svc.com/hwa/music/Poeme.rm