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We aren't talking about what "some christians" may or may not have said....We're talking about the fact that jews see christians as "unclean goyim" and believe they are superior.
whoever wrote the above sentence-----that which you wrote means---
1) Jews see Christians as unclean aliens
2) Jews believe Christians are superior
I do not accept the veracity of either clause----but is that what
you really meant to express?
Whatever it takes...Word games...semantic distortion..Use ANYTHING you can to cause a distraction.
Regardless..let the jews and muzzies fight it out among themselves. No more aid to either side. Period.
Let the chips fall where they will.
...and our blind, unquestioning support of them is a large part of the reason we are despised in the ME...well, that and our constant meddling and destabilizing nation after nation.
Israel uses us as a cats paw to impose their agenda and we suffer the consequences by wasting american lives and money on people who think they are "superior" to us and our culture.
THAT is the insanity on our part.
Look, it's obvious by now that you've never been to Israel and you therefore don't know what you're talking about,
I've never been to the moon either. So? That doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
Now, how did I know that?
"gods chosen people"
The Elect of G-d.
That's nice.
"unclean" and "goyim"
Isn't there a term "dirty Jew"?
They know that the talmud says christians are unclean and (the derogatory) goyim.
Go visit your ant-Semite websites again.
Pretty much so..I doubt you know the definition of "semite"...because I dislike muzzies, too. They're no better than jews. Go look up the word.
The talmud is available for anyone to read. It's meanings and who it refers to are quite clear.talking about the Talmud and such. Any derogatory things the Talmud said was about heathens/idol worshippers.
Doesn't your New Testament say alot of bad things about Jews? If you don't want to support Israel, that's fine, but you shouldn't say these untruths.
Maybe... so?...Who cares?
I care about the New Testament like you care about the Talmud.
We don't receive 3 billion a year in aid from israel..We don't use israel as a proxy to kill our enemies...israel on the other hand does...no more american blood or taxpayer money for proxy wars defending israel. Let them settle their problems with arabs on their own. Let the chips fall where they will.
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P.S. I personally trained with Marines, in Israel.
My bad, forgot to mention I'm Israeli.The Jewish Press » » How the U.S. Benefits from its Alliance with Israel
P.S. I personally trained with Marines, in Israel.
I went to lunch with a US Marine. So what?
rotagorilla----the Talmud does not say that gentiles are "unclean"----
I do not even know a word in Hebrew or Aramaic that means "unclean"
anyone ? schmutzig?
if there are bugs in food---the food is not kosher (kosher does not
actually mean "clean"----it means "ok to eat"
rotagorilla----the Talmud does not say that gentiles are "unclean"----
I do not even know a word in Hebrew or Aramaic that means "unclean"
anyone ? schmutzig?
if there are bugs in food---the food is not kosher (kosher does not
actually mean "clean"----it means "ok to eat"
"rotagorilla" How mature! Your tribe must be proud of your debate skills.
It is not known how often Jews must wash and purify themselves, nor how much they must study to avoid everything which might render them unclean. The Talmud teaches, however, that Christians are people whose touch alone makes things unclean. In Abhodah Zarah (72b) it says:
"A certain man was pouring wine from one jar into another by means of a tube, when a Goi came along and touched the tube with his hand. As a result all the wine (in both jars) had to be thrown away."
Every vessel, therefore, must be washed which comes into the possession of a Jew from a Christian, although it has never been in use. In Iore Dea (120,1) it says:
"If a Jew buys a vessel for use at table from an Akum, whether it is made of metal, glass or lead, even if it is new, he must wash it in a Mikvah [a large basin], or in a cistern which holds forty quarts of water."
My bad, forgot to mention I'm Israeli.The Jewish Press » » How the U.S. Benefits from its Alliance with Israel
P.S. I personally trained with Marines, in Israel.
I went to lunch with a US Marine. So what?
rotagorilla----the Talmud does not say that gentiles are "unclean"----
I do not even know a word in Hebrew or Aramaic that means "unclean"
anyone ? schmutzig?
if there are bugs in food---the food is not kosher (kosher does not
actually mean "clean"----it means "ok to eat"
"rotagorilla" How mature! Your tribe must be proud of your debate skills.
It is not known how often Jews must wash and purify themselves, nor how much they must study to avoid everything which might render them unclean. The Talmud teaches, however, that Christians are people whose touch alone makes things unclean. In Abhodah Zarah (72b) it says:
"A certain man was pouring wine from one jar into another by means of a tube, when a Goi came along and touched the tube with his hand. As a result all the wine (in both jars) had to be thrown away."
Every vessel, therefore, must be washed which comes into the possession of a Jew from a Christian, although it has never been in use. In Iore Dea (120,1) it says:
"If a Jew buys a vessel for use at table from an Akum, whether it is made of metal, glass or lead, even if it is new, he must wash it in a Mikvah [a large basin], or in a cistern which holds forty quarts of water."
rotagorilla----the Talmud does not say that gentiles are "unclean"----
I do not even know a word in Hebrew or Aramaic that means "unclean"
anyone ? schmutzig?
if there are bugs in food---the food is not kosher (kosher does not
actually mean "clean"----it means "ok to eat"
"rotagorilla" How mature! Your tribe must be proud of your debate skills.
It is not known how often Jews must wash and purify themselves, nor how much they must study to avoid everything which might render them unclean. The Talmud teaches, however, that Christians are people whose touch alone makes things unclean. In Abhodah Zarah (72b) it says:
"A certain man was pouring wine from one jar into another by means of a tube, when a Goi came along and touched the tube with his hand. As a result all the wine (in both jars) had to be thrown away."
Every vessel, therefore, must be washed which comes into the possession of a Jew from a Christian, although it has never been in use. In Iore Dea (120,1) it says:
"If a Jew buys a vessel for use at table from an Akum, whether it is made of metal, glass or lead, even if it is new, he must wash it in a Mikvah [a large basin], or in a cistern which holds forty quarts of water."
Wow, you know more about Judaism than most Israelis. Have you thought of converting?
rotagorilla----the Talmud does not say that gentiles are "unclean"----
I do not even know a word in Hebrew or Aramaic that means "unclean"
anyone ? schmutzig?
if there are bugs in food---the food is not kosher (kosher does not
actually mean "clean"----it means "ok to eat"
"rotagorilla" How mature! Your tribe must be proud of your debate skills.
It is not known how often Jews must wash and purify themselves, nor how much they must study to avoid everything which might render them unclean. The Talmud teaches, however, that Christians are people whose touch alone makes things unclean. In Abhodah Zarah (72b) it says:
"A certain man was pouring wine from one jar into another by means of a tube, when a Goi came along and touched the tube with his hand. As a result all the wine (in both jars) had to be thrown away."
Every vessel, therefore, must be washed which comes into the possession of a Jew from a Christian, although it has never been in use. In Iore Dea (120,1) it says:
"If a Jew buys a vessel for use at table from an Akum, whether it is made of metal, glass or lead, even if it is new, he must wash it in a Mikvah [a large basin], or in a cistern which holds forty quarts of water."
Does my jewish friend make his christian wife wash every time before he bangs her?
Conservative Jews are just as racist, bigoted and extreme as any right wing Christian or radical Muslim.
I can read Aramic and Hebrew, you mixed between two separate issues.rotagorilla----the Talmud does not say that gentiles are "unclean"----
I do not even know a word in Hebrew or Aramaic that means "unclean"
anyone ? schmutzig?
if there are bugs in food---the food is not kosher (kosher does not
actually mean "clean"----it means "ok to eat"
"rotagorilla" How mature! Your tribe must be proud of your debate skills.
It is not known how often Jews must wash and purify themselves, nor how much they must study to avoid everything which might render them unclean. The Talmud teaches, however, that Christians are people whose touch alone makes things unclean. In Abhodah Zarah (72b) it says:
"A certain man was pouring wine from one jar into another by means of a tube, when a Goi came along and touched the tube with his hand. As a result all the wine (in both jars) had to be thrown away."
Every vessel, therefore, must be washed which comes into the possession of a Jew from a Christian, although it has never been in use. In Iore Dea (120,1) it says:
"If a Jew buys a vessel for use at table from an Akum, whether it is made of metal, glass or lead, even if it is new, he must wash it in a Mikvah [a large basin], or in a cistern which holds forty quarts of water."
I can read Aramic and Hebrew, you mixed between two separate issues.rotagorilla----the Talmud does not say that gentiles are "unclean"----
I do not even know a word in Hebrew or Aramaic that means "unclean"
anyone ? schmutzig?
if there are bugs in food---the food is not kosher (kosher does not
actually mean "clean"----it means "ok to eat"
"rotagorilla" How mature! Your tribe must be proud of your debate skills.
It is not known how often Jews must wash and purify themselves, nor how much they must study to avoid everything which might render them unclean. The Talmud teaches, however, that Christians are people whose touch alone makes things unclean. In Abhodah Zarah (72b) it says:
"A certain man was pouring wine from one jar into another by means of a tube, when a Goi came along and touched the tube with his hand. As a result all the wine (in both jars) had to be thrown away."
Every vessel, therefore, must be washed which comes into the possession of a Jew from a Christian, although it has never been in use. In Iore Dea (120,1) it says:
"If a Jew buys a vessel for use at table from an Akum, whether it is made of metal, glass or lead, even if it is new, he must wash it in a Mikvah [a large basin], or in a cistern which holds forty quarts of water."
Goi in relation to non-monotheistic touched wine is forbidden since wine is often used by non-monotheistic rituals meaning its 'Unholy' by spiritual levels for Jewish, there is no problem with food except bread and wine which by the way used by Christian rituals.
The Kosher is complete different thing, non-Kosher food is unhealthy, and the Kosher meat for example guarantee the animal slaughtered the quickest and less painful death as possible which discussed in the Talmud, more over before eating a meal you need to wash your hands as ritual and bless, you also have to make sure its clean since blessing which is holy while having unholy thing or touched is pointless.
Kasher (Hebrew form) means Approved, it also used that way, the most popular line is "Kosher but stinks" for something legal but repulsive.
"rotagorilla" How mature! Your tribe must be proud of your debate skills.
It is not known how often Jews must wash and purify themselves, nor how much they must study to avoid everything which might render them unclean. The Talmud teaches, however, that Christians are people whose touch alone makes things unclean. In Abhodah Zarah (72b) it says:
"A certain man was pouring wine from one jar into another by means of a tube, when a Goi came along and touched the tube with his hand. As a result all the wine (in both jars) had to be thrown away."
Every vessel, therefore, must be washed which comes into the possession of a Jew from a Christian, although it has never been in use. In Iore Dea (120,1) it says:
"If a Jew buys a vessel for use at table from an Akum, whether it is made of metal, glass or lead, even if it is new, he must wash it in a Mikvah [a large basin], or in a cistern which holds forty quarts of water."
Does my jewish friend make his christian wife wash every time before he bangs her?
Conservative Jews are just as racist, bigoted and extreme as any right wing Christian or radical Muslim.
the only point you made gorilla-----is that you have no concept of the issue of KOSHER FOOD
it is a ritual matter--------the word "kosher" does not mean "clean" -----the washing in
a specifically designed place-----or place considered to qualify as a mikvah -----is a
RITUAL -----it is not actually done as a dishwashing thing If you believe that ----you
would believe that BAPTISM done by catholics or other Christians is an action designed
TO GIVE A BABY A BATH gee you are dim ----and you complain about my debating skills?
as to your friends wife-----I have no idea. Jewish women have to bathe before being banged---
for that matter ----after being banged too.
I can read Aramic and Hebrew, you mixed between two separate issues."rotagorilla" How mature! Your tribe must be proud of your debate skills.
It is not known how often Jews must wash and purify themselves, nor how much they must study to avoid everything which might render them unclean. The Talmud teaches, however, that Christians are people whose touch alone makes things unclean. In Abhodah Zarah (72b) it says:
"A certain man was pouring wine from one jar into another by means of a tube, when a Goi came along and touched the tube with his hand. As a result all the wine (in both jars) had to be thrown away."
Every vessel, therefore, must be washed which comes into the possession of a Jew from a Christian, although it has never been in use. In Iore Dea (120,1) it says:
"If a Jew buys a vessel for use at table from an Akum, whether it is made of metal, glass or lead, even if it is new, he must wash it in a Mikvah [a large basin], or in a cistern which holds forty quarts of water."
Goi in relation to non-monotheistic touched wine is forbidden since wine is often used by non-monotheistic rituals meaning its 'Unholy' by spiritual levels for Jewish, there is no problem with food except bread and wine which by the way used by Christian rituals.
The Kosher is complete different thing, non-Kosher food is unhealthy, and the Kosher meat for example guarantee the animal slaughtered the quickest and less painful death as possible which discussed in the Talmud, more over before eating a meal you need to wash your hands as ritual and bless, you also have to make sure its clean since blessing which is holy while having unholy thing or touched is pointless.
Kasher (Hebrew form) means Approved, it also used that way, the most popular line is "Kosher but stinks" for something legal but repulsive.
Most kosher restaraunts have non-Jewish cooks and chefs. Admittedly, there has to be a "mashgiach" (Jewish supervisor) to make sure there's no mixing of meat and milk, etc.
Thanks for your input, Bacteria.Whatever it takes...Word games...semantic distortion..Use ANYTHING you can to cause a distraction.
Regardless..let the jews and muzzies fight it out among themselves. No more aid to either side. Period.
Let the chips fall where they will.
In the war between the savage barbarian and civilization, I always side with civilization.
In a war between two who openly despise my people and culture, I don't care if they both kill each other off. The faster they do it, the better.
More distraction and diversion? Is that all you have?
We aren't talking about hitler..LMAO..jews ALWAYS have to work in a few "hitler" references.
It's as ubiquitous as "racist" is for negroes...weak...
The Jewish Press » » How the U.S. Benefits from its Alliance with Israel
P.S. I personally trained with Marines, in Israel.
I went to lunch with a US Marine. So what?
I Just got my whole reply deletedI can read Aramic and Hebrew, you mixed between two separate issues."rotagorilla" How mature! Your tribe must be proud of your debate skills.
It is not known how often Jews must wash and purify themselves, nor how much they must study to avoid everything which might render them unclean. The Talmud teaches, however, that Christians are people whose touch alone makes things unclean. In Abhodah Zarah (72b) it says:
"A certain man was pouring wine from one jar into another by means of a tube, when a Goi came along and touched the tube with his hand. As a result all the wine (in both jars) had to be thrown away."
Every vessel, therefore, must be washed which comes into the possession of a Jew from a Christian, although it has never been in use. In Iore Dea (120,1) it says:
"If a Jew buys a vessel for use at table from an Akum, whether it is made of metal, glass or lead, even if it is new, he must wash it in a Mikvah [a large basin], or in a cistern which holds forty quarts of water."
Goi in relation to non-monotheistic touched wine is forbidden since wine is often used by non-monotheistic rituals meaning its 'Unholy' by spiritual levels for Jewish, there is no problem with food except bread and wine which by the way used by Christian rituals.
The Kosher is complete different thing, non-Kosher food is unhealthy, and the Kosher meat for example guarantee the animal slaughtered the quickest and less painful death as possible which discussed in the Talmud, more over before eating a meal you need to wash your hands as ritual and bless, you also have to make sure its clean since blessing which is holy while having unholy thing or touched is pointless.
Kasher (Hebrew form) means Approved, it also used that way, the most popular line is "Kosher but stinks" for something legal but repulsive.
Most kosher restaraunts have non-Jewish cooks and chefs. Admittedly, there has to be a "mashgiach" (Jewish supervisor) to make sure there's no mixing of meat and milk, etc.
