The scene of the arson attempt at the Church of All Nations, in the Garden of Gethsemane, in Jerusalem, this past December.

What could be more jewish than to demand tolerance of others, but practice the exact opposite themselves — violent intolerance, and inside a house of God?

That attitude is normal in Orthodox [true!] Judaism, a religion of pure megalomania, paranoia, narcissism and psychopathy (that is, sadism, hatred and treachery), because for them jews have all the rights — and gentiles zero.

Even atheistic jews embrace whole-heartedly the mindset of the Old Testament, such as the notion that that God gave this entire world to “His” chosen people.

The source of this delirium? A book they wrote!

Gethsemane is the garden where Jesus was arrested by the Jewish temple leaders, after He had prayed fervently to God to let Him avoid his trial, torture and crucifixion.

The cross atop the church is seen in the upper-left corner.

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Israeli illegal settlers threaten Palestinian Christian and European observers:

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Through the authors’ examination of official curricula and textbooks, and by surveying attitudes of teachers other educators, they present the different ways in which Christianity is mediated to students. The first illuminating fact arising from their study is the meager occupation with Christianity, in a manner wholly inconsistent with its influence on the development of European culture and Western civilization.

The authors see Christianity as a kind of “a present absentee,” because of the covert use that is made of it for its role in “the creation of Jewish identity.” The bulk of the study focuses on how this is done, notably in history classes, which are of course taught from a Jewish perspective and which aspire to reinforce both pupils’ national-Jewish and religious identities.

The basic assumption in all state schools’ curricula is that Christianity is “a powerful political, social and religious force that threatened – both physically and culturally – Jewish existence.” That is indeed part of the story, but how valid is it in contemporary Israel, where the Jews are the majority and the sovereign, who rule over a small Christian community that lacks any real power? The fear of Christianity became genuine revulsion in contemporary Israel, the authors write, because “the Holocaust was perceived – and still is – as the inevitable peak in the bitter relationship between Jews and Christians.”

*** a Holocaust that never happened, but it makes even atheistic jews feel more jewish!

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As for me, in my own reading of secular state-education textbooks published in the 1990s, I noticed a certain change for the better. The books were factual, objective and more respectful of Christianity. An example is the sixth-grade textbook “Greece, Rome and Jerusalem.” The 239-page book, which has spectacular illustrations, contains a full chapter, titled “A New Religion in the Land of Israel: Christianity,” with citations from the New Testament and from Church documents.

Special emphasis is placed on the fact that Jesus’ first disciples were religiously observant Jews. It’s true that here too it is blatantly declared that “according to the Christian faith, the Jewish people is guilty of crucifying the messiah Jesus” – but the same paragraph notes the nullification of the guilty claim by decision of “the Christian Church.”

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• ‘We curse Christianity three times a day’: Can Jews and Christians truly reconcile?

• Jewish society is a lot more Christian than we think
• When scientific data is too good to be true

This refers of course to the Catholic Church, but as the authors of “‘Jesus Was a Jew’” point out, the way Christianity is presented in Israeli schools is focused disproportionately on the Catholic Church.

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*** All the exposés of pedophile Catholic priest are one-sided.  Jewish rabbis commit massive amounts of pedophilia and EVEN worse, also incest!

Hundreds of rabbis had sex/committed incest with Jewish children

The psychopathic, real mission of Jewry by Hervé Ryssen

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They maintain that this does not reflect sheer ignorance concerning the various Christian denominations, but is rather an implicit defense of the monopoly held by Orthodox Judaism in Israel itself. That is: “The nearly exclusive addressing of Catholicism in the Israeli classroom also enables the defining of Orthodox Judaism as the sole, legitimate basis for Israeli Jewish identity.”

But the textbook mentioned above also leaves teachers a lot of latitude to present Christianity in a negative light, if only by their use of the term “Yeshu,” as the man from Nazareth is called in rabbinic tradition, instead of Yeshua (or even Yehoshua) – the correct Hebrew translation of the Greek name used in the New Testament, the name the man of Nazareth shared with Moses’s successor Joshua. The religious public in Israel is in many cases aware of the traditional interpretation of the term “Yeshu”: an acronym in Hebrew for “may his name and memory be blotted out.”

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Ramon, Gabel and Wasserman note that the failure of the 1990s attempts at reform in this realm are testimony to the victory of “more closed and ethnocentric tendencies in shaping the identity of Israeli state school graduates.” In state-religious schools, which add religion-driven polemics to the typical Israeli historical revulsion vis-a-vis Christianity, the hostility toward that religion is perhaps even greater.

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In another sixth-grade history textbook, one intended for the religious schools (“From Generation to Generation,” Vol. 1), focusing on the Roman era and up to that empire’s destruction of Jerusalem, Jesus is mentioned only in passing. The miracles performed by Jesus, who is again referred to as “Yeshu,” are attributed to his expertise in medicinal herbs.

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In any event, according to that textbook, only the simple folk believed in him, he preached against the tradition of the sages and was convicted for being an inciter and sorcerer.

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The description borrows heavily from rabbinic polemics. Not only is Christianity presented as a polytheistic faith, but one ostensibly lacking all logic. In that context, this past year, Karma Ben-Johanan, a historian of religion, published “Reconciliation and Its Discontents: Unresolved Tensions in Jewish-Christian Relations” (Tel Aviv University; in Hebrew) – a comprehensive study of the disturbing attitudes of Orthodox Judaism in Israel toward Christianity.

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“Jesus Was a Jew” illuminates the need to alter the discourse and message that the Israeli education system is imparting to future generations. The material being taught is not preparing the pupil to become acquainted with a religious tradition that is venerated by a considerable part of the world’s population and also constitutes an important community in Israeli society. Although a negative attitude toward Christianity may be understandable in light of Jewish history, the fact is that in the State of Israel where Jews are a majority and are sovereign, it is the state’s responsibility to treat all of its citizens, including those who are Christian, with equality and with dignity.

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At a time when many Christians are working sincerely and diligently to uproot every vestige of the historic doctrine of contempt vis-a-vis the Jews or Judaism, the time is ripe for those responsible for education in Israel to be on their guard against disdain and enmity on the part of Jews toward the Christians and Christianity. The important book under review here attests to the challenge facing us.

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Father David Neuhaus is the superior of Holy Land Jesuits and director of the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Jerusalem.

 

 

….Eckart and Hitler: Jesus was a GREAT anti-jewish Aryan from Galilee whose teachings the self-anointed “Apostle Paul,” a hard-core jew, twisted around, decades later, by 180 degrees into something pro-jewish in order to brainwash the Gentiles into “loving their jew enemies”

Mary and Jesus by A. Hitler, Munich

https://johndenugent.com/happy-128th-birthday-adolf-hitler-your-conversation-with-your-mentor-dietrich-eckart-on-bolshevism-from-moses-to-lenin/

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— 6 February 2021 $600 donation by check from P in Florida (actually, it was the forgiveness of $600 on a $1,000 loan by a former Marine Corps pilot to support my work)

(Photo is of another Marine pilot)

–5 February 2021 100 euros and card from M in France

–30 January 2021 gift of a “Frame Lock” pistol holster (Phalanxsystems.com, “Made in USA”) from M in Texas, which I now use to open-carry my .40 Smith & Wesson

Inside — loops for your trouser belt

outside

Ready for attacks by BLM, Antifa, local thugs or anyone else who lusts to harm me and my loved ones 
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–13 January 2021 $100 via Amazon gift card from G in Cicero, Illinois

–12 January 2021 $100 via Amazon gift card from J in Nevada

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–4 January 2021 $160 cash from K in Massachusetts

–2 January 2021 100 euros (around 100 US$) and a very kind note from M in France

(There you see again how in indoor light my dark-blue eyes, like those of AH, seem grayish-brown) 

M wrote:

Dear John and dear Margi,

I wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year.

Thanks for bringing light into this darkest of times.

–2 January 2021 100 US dollars from W in northern Virginia

This comrade wrote:

To John and Margi,

THANK YOU BOTH

for all that you do and have done for our Folk andCause

Aurë Entuluva! (Daylight will come again!)

All the Best,

W

(12/25/2020)

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–17 December 2020 $100 via Amazon gift card from J in Nevada

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–15 December 2020, from a long-term and generous Australian donor:  50 Australian dollars; a letter about the US 2020 election; a beautiful Christmas card with a springer spaniel; and a photocopy from a book about Quetzalcoatl — the mysterious, benevolent, blond, bearded white man who founded Ancient Mexico (I will blog next on this gift.)

Qzetzalcoatl may have initially worn a space suit and helmet for breathing in our atmosphere, and for practical reasons had no beard. Later, it seems he adapted to our air, tossed the suit and helmet, and grew his beard out, a hirsute feature of adult white males  which astonished the beardless Amerindians. 

Interesting how Quetzalcoatl just up and left one day.

Sometimes one gets soooo tired of peoples’ slow progress. In Conversations with God, the Creator says to author Neil Donald Walsch, to his shock, that he has already had HUNDREDS of lives…

Why?

Most people never get a grip on their own mind, and thus barely inch forward a few inches in each incarnation like a lazy snail. 😉

“Are earthlings a good use of my time?”

Thanks go today especially to donors of Amazon gift cards, which enable us to buy supplements which have helped Margi both beat and also prevent a recurrence of her one-time Stage III throat cancer. This happy development, in turn, frees ME up for my vital work.

–11 December 2020 100 Euros and note from M in France

–10 December 2020 $25 by check and letter from K in California

–9 December 2020 $150 in cash and a note from P in Florida (sent to Margi’s address)

–7 December 2020 100 euros [same as US dollars] from M in France

–4 December 2020 $100 via Amazon gift card from J in Nevada

–30 November 2020 45 euros from S in Germany

–27 November 2020 100 euros [same as US dollars] from M in France

–16 Nov 2020 50 Australian dollars ($30) and card from P in Australia

Note:

Dear John and Margi,

I hope you are both well and that the autumn colours are affording some solace in these most critical times before us. The very near future is ominous and foreboding, not least in appearance but fundamentally.

So may you continue with strength in your noble endeavours for our people and the Aryan soul. This is desperately needed as clean air is to breathe. Keep safe and well.

Kind regards…

–14 November 2020 50 euros from M in France

–3 November 2020 $100 in cash from a fmr Marine officer, P, in Florida

–1 November 2020 $340 in cash and a letter from K in New England

–23 Oct 2020 $88 Amazon gift card from L in Kentucky

–18 October 2020 US$88  via Amazon gift card from J in Cicero, Illinois

–17 October 2020 50 Australian dollars,  letter and extensive photocopies from a serious book on Atlantis and other destroyed civilizations from J

–14 October 2020 50 euros [ = 50 US dollars] and a beautiful card and letter from M in France.

–10 October 2020 110 euros ( same in US dollars) from C in Germany

–3 October 2020 $88 Amazon gift card from J in Nevada

My thank-you note:

Thank you for the Amazon.com Gift Card! I so enjoyed seeing my two recent visitors from the faraway Southland, but thinking also: “Soon, I will not be able to walk down the street or go into a bar and grill, unless I have bodyguards.” These are my final weeks of “freedom,” brother J. Then comes only the iron call of duty.

I am deeply grateful that you have stuck by me all this time. The supplements your gift cards (and those of another comrade) have bought have also saved Margi’s life. Even the Mayo told her in July of last year that with all of their wizardry she had only a 20% chance. So pat yourself on the back, dear brother.

— John de Nugent

— 1 October 2020 50 euros [worth $US50 also], a beautiful card and a thoughtful letter from M in France

— 30 September 2020 five beautiful leather-bound antique volumes with gilt edge of essays in German from B, a jewish-born WN activist (including at the dangerous confrontations in Charlottesville, Virginia) and a generous donor for over a decade; needless to say, big postage was paid for these heavy books in the old Fraktur font….

–21 September 2020 50 euros [ =  US$50] and letter from M in France

–18 September 2020 $100 in cash and a card from P in Florida,  a fmr Marine Corps and Navy officer and donor for 11 years

–18 September 2020 $88 via Amazon gift card from a former US Army Green Beret in Illinois

–9 September 2020 $200 via PP from T in Australia

–28 August 2020 101 euros from C in Germany

–19 August 2020 $88 by Amazon gift card from G in Cicero, Illinois

–15 August 2020 $88 by Amazon gift card from J in Nevada

 

–2 August 2020 50 Australian dollars and a note from J in southern Australia

Transcribed:

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To John and Margi:

Sorry, it has been a little while since my last correspondence and contribution.

Thinking of you both during your time at the Mayo [Clinic for Margi’s cancer]. I could only imagine the stresses you’ve both been under.

We are witnessing history right now and it’s not necessarily a good thing.

Now is the time, more than ever, for positive endeavour, not least spiritually.

Yours,

J

Southern Australia

PS Hang in there. Keep up the good fight. People ARE realising!

–1 August 2020 50 euros and a letter from M in France

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–11 July 2020 60 euros via PayPal from C in Germany

–10 July 2020 50 euros and an incisive note from M in France

 

–10 July 2020 320 euros, a heartfelt note and photos from E in Italy

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–9 July 2020 $25 Amazon gift card from K in Oregon

–8 July 2020 $88 Amazon gift card from  J in Nevada

–6 July 2020 expensive supplements for Margi from J in Cicero, Illinois

–3 July 2020 $50 in cash and nice birthday card from fellow former Marine P in Florida

 

–29 June 2020 US$60 via PayPal from D in Australia

–29 June 2020 60 euros via PayPal from C in Germany

–26 June 2020 $88 from G in Cicero, Illinois via Amazon gift card

And this Irish-American sent this along, too 😉

–26 June 2020  $335 from ten people for Margi’s MEDICAL FUNDRAISER ON HER NON-POLITICAL FB PAGE

–22 June 2020 Gift card from Amazon for $25 from G in Georgia

He sent this email as well [edited]

Hi John,

Brilliant blog work lately. I especially enjoyed and felt personal value in the “Reader asks my view of freedom and stories of ancient gods” entry.

[….] I’ll close with a sincere thank you for your light and love that you share with the world against all odds. My best wishes are with you.

 

–20 June 2020 three bottles of Liquid Oxygen from G in Cicero, Illinois for Margi