What would be the reaction were a prominent Christian leader to say the following: "Two contrary types of soul exist. A non-Christian soul comes from three satanic spheres, while the Christian soul stems from holiness. We therefore ask: Why should a non-Christian be punished if he kills even a non-Christian embryo while a Christian should not be punished even if he kills a Christian embryo? The answer can be understood by [considering] the general difference between Christians and non-Christians: A Christian was not created as a means for some [other] purpose; he himself is the purpose, since the substance of all [divine] emanations was created only to serve Christian. There is something infinitely more holy and unique about Christian life than non-Christian life."
At a minimum the immediate expulsion from polite society, quite possibly prosecution and a spell in prison under 'hate' legislation. But not if that person is Jewish. Because I'm quoting the words of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the seventh grand rebbe of the Lubavitcher Hasidic Jews, swapping the word 'Christian' for 'Jewish'. Not alone was he not prosecuted, he was feted and honoured by the despised goyim all through his hate-filled life and even more so after his death in 1994.
Reporting on his funeral, which attracted a staggering 50,000 mourners and included all of America's 'elite' ' the NY Slimes said A manager for the event, adjusting his skullcap, assembled a team of employees in yellow uniforms for a final pep talk, assigning their posts before the crush was to begin at sundown. “Give me another 20 minutes!” the man barked into his walkie-talkie, as the workers, who did not appear to be Jewish, reported to their positions. “I’m just trying to place my goyim (cattle).” Thanks, great to be appreciated. After his death his followers hung around for weeks expecting him to rise again. Can you imagine the ridicule had he been a Christian?
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At a minimum the immediate expulsion from polite society, quite possibly prosecution and a spell in prison under 'hate' legislation. But not if that person is Jewish. Because I'm quoting the words of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the seventh grand rebbe of the Lubavitcher Hasidic Jews, swapping the word 'Christian' for 'Jewish'. Not alone was he not prosecuted, he was feted and honoured by the despised goyim all through his hate-filled life and even more so after his death in 1994.
Reporting on his funeral, which attracted a staggering 50,000 mourners and included all of America's 'elite' ' the NY Slimes said A manager for the event, adjusting his skullcap, assembled a team of employees in yellow uniforms for a final pep talk, assigning their posts before the crush was to begin at sundown. “Give me another 20 minutes!” the man barked into his walkie-talkie, as the workers, who did not appear to be Jewish, reported to their positions. “I’m just trying to place my goyim (cattle).” Thanks, great to be appreciated. After his death his followers hung around for weeks expecting him to rise again. Can you imagine the ridicule had he been a Christian?
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But the encomiums started long before he died. Jimmy Carter was a particular fan, favourably mentioning him in his very first State Of The Union address. But Ronald Reagan was the biggest dupe, holding a kosher-themed party for him at the White House and writing the following letter on Scneerson's 79th birthday. I am delighted to join with your many friends and followers in wishing you а very Happy Seventy-Ninth Birthday. Your dedication and devotion to the spiritual and intellectual well-being of the Jewish people are an inspiration to all Americans. For more than two centuries, the Chabad-Lubavitch Movement has been а vital force in Jewish life and culture and а source of hope and sustenance during many difficult and tragic moments in Jewish history.
His Satanic Majesty GHW Bushwrote in his proclamation of 1989: It is fitting that we honor Rabbi Schneerson and acknowledge his important contributions to society. Our great Nation takes just pride in its dedication to the principles of justice, equality, and truth. Americans also understand that we have a responsibility to inspire the same dedication in future generations. We owe a tremendous debt to Rabbi Schneerson and to all those who promote education that embraces moral and ethical values and emphasizes their importance.
One word describes all of this: ZOG.