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August 17, 2004
Here's what has to be changed to defeat Islamic terrorists
Posted by McQ
MEMRI has an article on its website which it has translated into english.
The article's title?
'The Jews Slaughtering Non-Jews, Draining their Blood, and Using it for Talmudic Religious Rituals'
In case you don't know it, Egypt's press is pretty much government controlled. MERMI notes that the article was written by a columnist for the religious Egyptian weekly magazine 'Aqidati, published by the Al-Tahrir foundation which is linked to the ruling National Democratic Party.
How sweet. And the finding of this bit of "scholarship?" Well it seems that according to their reading of the Talmud, the sole purpose of a Jew is to kill non-jews.
" Dr. Al-Sharqawi concludes by saying: 'All this proves the principle that the killing of non-Jews by Jews is a sacred obligation that the Jew should carry out whenever he can, because, according to the Talmud, his arm is connected to his body for the sole purpose of killing and not for recreation.'"
Well that thesis certainly has credible references thoroughout history, doesn't it?
You know like the pograms in Poland, Ukraine and Russia. The Nazi death camps. Yup, obvious examples of this Talmudic "truth".
Another Egyptian "scholar" is also quoted concerning Jewish blood rituals.
" Dr. Jama al-Husseini Abu Farha, instructor in theology at the University of Suez , points out that what the media shows us every day about Israeli conduct in the occupied territories is no different than what their history shows us about their inhumane practices towards humanity as a whole. One need only point out that they are 'blood suckers' according to the Talmudic dictates, which urge them to murder and draw the blood of Muslims in particular, and Christians even more so, and to use this blood in religious Israeli rituals.
Amazing. What's troubling though is these charlatans are taken very seriously, just as the Nazi scientists who pushed eugenics and declared the Jews to be "sub-human". Same song, different time.
Of course its not just "we Egyptians" who feel like this, per the article:
The Oxford dictionary says that there are words related to the word 'Jew,' among them 'cheat,' 'offensive,' and 'grasping,' and all of them mean greedy, covetous, cheating, counterfeiting, aggressive, and annoying. This link between the word 'Jew' and all these meanings certainly reflects the image of the Jewish way of thinking from an English point of view, and it is undoubtedly a bad image which does not reflect the opinion of one person only but [rather] the opinion of anyone who speaks English…"
Funny. I have an Oxford Dictionary sitting right here on my desk. It defines Jew as "a person of Hebrew descent or who's religion is Judaism." I keep trying to read between the lines, but I'm having terrible difficulty finding those other definitions, regardless of the "fact" that as a speaker of English, I believe them.
Then we have the real "clincher". The turncoat Jewish rabbi who converted to Christianity and let all of these "scholars" in on the "real deal" as it concerns Jews.
"Since admission is the highest form of evidence, we will present to the reader a letter of confession written by the Jewish Rabbi known as 'Neophytos the Convert [to Christianity].' [4] The letter has to do with the Jews slaughtering non-Jews, draining their blood, and using it for Talmudic religious rituals. Neophytos called his letter 'The Secret of the Blood'; in it he said that 'from a young age, the Jewish Rabbis teach their students how to use non-Jews' blood to treat illnesses and for sorcery…
"'The Rabbis use this blood in various religious rituals, among them weddings when an egg is smeared with blood and the married couple eats it the night of the wedding, which gives them the power to deceive and trick anyone who is not Jewish. Also, the Rabbis use the blood of the non-Jewish victim to treat some illnesses that afflict the Rabbis. They mix some of the blood with the blood of a circumcised baby, then brush it on his throat in order to purify him, and also anoint their temples with it to commemorate the destruction of the Temple every year; [it is also used to] anoint the chests of their dead so that God will forgive them their sins; it is also mixed in the holiday bread and in many other Talmudic rituals.'
"Therefore, these rituals that were mentioned in the Talmud and which reflect the truth about the present Jewish terrorist way of thinking are certainly implemented from time to time, while they do not hesitate to distort the image of Islam and describe it as a terrorist faith."
Who's this converted Jew? MERMI notes the following:
The Orthodox monk Neophytos was a Jew by the name of Noah Belfer who converted to Christianity and claimed that the Jews use Christian blood in their religious rituals. His work, which was first published in 1803 in Romanian and appeared in many later publications, became a main source for modern blood libels. See: Jonathan Frankel , The Damascus Affair 'Ritual Murder,' Politics, and the Jews in 1840 . Cambridge University Press (1997), p. 264.
A quick Google of "Neophytos" and "Noah Belfer" bring nothing as it relates to this. But this is the basis of an article who's entire point is found in the last sentence as quoted above:
"Therefore, these rituals that were mentioned in the Talmud and which reflect the truth about the present Jewish terrorist way of thinking are certainly implemented from time to time, while they do not hesitate to distort the image of Islam and describe it as a terrorist faith."
This is the state of scholarhip among Islamic Middle Eastern countries. This is the type of article which is common in the government controlled press of these countries.
Is it any wonder that if the reading diet consists only of this sort of horrific pseudo-scholarship with no chance of reading a differening opinion or contradictory facts, that Islamic terrorists have little trouble recruiting new members?
Regardless of Iraq, this is the truth of what the west faces. In this article they're pointed toward the Jews. But if you doubt Christians and westerners aren't discussed with the same level of 'scholarship", I'd say you were sadly mistaken.
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