Reflections On A Dead Missionary (audio)

A x-tian missionary was recently murdered. The fact that an Arab killed this pagan soul-snatcher should do nothing to detract from the fact that she was a wicked person who had no business being in our country in the first place. Personally, I will make a L'Chaim this Shabbat. And then I'll have another one. Spare me the grotesque portraits that the Leftist rags are painting of 'an innocent woman hiking in a Jerusalem forest'. I don't need anyone to explain to me who my enemies are. "Save me from the hand of my brother, from the hand of Esau." That's from the only true testament there ever was.

After 2000 years of unsuccessfully trying to steal Jewish souls with the pagan cross, x-tianity finally discovered a far more successful tactic when dealing with Jews. The missionary. "Brother" Esau now preys on the most vulnerable Jews with a smile on his face and x-tian love in his heart. Here are my reflections on Judaism's authentic approach to missionaries, which explains why a Jew should rejoice whenever a missionary is killed. Judaism mourns the loss of all innocent lives, both Jew and gentile alike. But it celebrates the death of the wicked. And as I always like to say, - PC be damned! The Torah is the law eternal.

Shabbat Shalom.


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Ketzaleh: "Bring In The Thai Workers!" (audio)

Two "lady-boys" from Bangkok, catching some sun in Eilat.

While not a supporter of "Ketzaleh" (Yaakov Katz) or Ichud Leumi for that matter, I acknowledge that the MK has done a lot of good things for the Jewish people throughout his life. His contributions alone during the Yom Kippur War, when he was seriously wounded and nearly died, makes him a genuine hero. Nevertheless, as a G-d fearing Jew, the MK needs to be called out like the rest of them when he takes a position that is contrary to the Torah. These are my reflections on Ketzaleh's recent call for the government to grant more visas to Thai workers.

Memo to the MK: Avodah Ivrit!