- UNLEASHING THE HATE DEMONS - Ultra-Orthodox
Jews of the Vishnitz Hasidic sect in B'nei B'rak near Tel Aviv dance on
the Rabbi's table amid boisterous celebration of the festival of Purim.
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- Generally, Jews are a remarkably sober people. How else
could they have succeeded over the centuries in pursuing their ancient
dream of riches and power over the Gentiles? With cool, calculating minds,
they have advanced steadily toward fulfillment of their messianic ambitions,
while the minds of the goyim have remained besotted and beclouded by alcohol,
drugs, entertainment, and an alien belief system?
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- But there are times when the self-Chosen Ones do "let
their hair down." One such occasion is the festival of Purim, commemorating
the wanton slaughter of 75,000 Persians 2,500 years ago, when Jews give
vent to their inveterate hatred of the goyim with curses and drunken celebration.*
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- Such Purim revelry was once commonplace in the ghettoes
and shtetls of central and eastern Europe before the Second World War,
when it was abruptly canceled by Adolf Hitler. To restore such lovely
celebrations and the power they represent, the allied forces of Darkness
decided to intervene on behalf of Jewry.
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- And so today, the curse remains and the tradition of
hate continues - in modern-day Israel, in its America satellite, in Europe,
and wherever Gentiles are presently under the Jewish yoke.
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- As a gift to humanity, it is our task to exorcise the
demons and to remove, once and for all, this terrible curse under which
we are now living.
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- *According to the Talmud [Jewish commentary on the Torah]:
"The Jew is to say on Purim Day: ... cursed be all non-Jews, blessed
be all Jews." Bavli, Orach Chaim, 660, 16.
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- FOR MORE PICTURES GO TO In pictures: Jews celebrate Purim
/ BBC News http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_pictures/7934926.stm
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- FOR A JEWISH DESCRIPTION OF THE REVELRY GO TO http://www.artsjournal.com/dramaqueen/2009/03/simplifying-the-purim-parody-j.html
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