The Hoffman Wire
Sept. 17, 2012
USURY BOOK UPDATE, WEEK OF SEPT. 17
I
am mostly consumed with finishing my book on usury. There is so much
fascinating and undiscovered documents andmaterial that I can't overlook
them. I might as well make the book's documentation as strong as it
posibly can be.
Today I found a passage from a
twelfth century Catholic bishop who advised the lay people to "take up
arms" against those who charge interest on money! I wonder what that
bishop would have said about the "Christian-Republican" state of Idaho,
where the legal rate of usury on a loan is 400%?
I
am sustained, thus far in this book project, by donations received from
about twelve wonderful people. Their donations are not for printing the
book -- that will be have to be charged on credit (we have non-usurious
credit with the printer), and then paid for by sales of the book in
advance of its publication.
Current donations
are keeping me going while I am writing - providing gas money for me to
travel to university libraries, paying my household bills and offsetting
the cost of hundreds of dollars in books and primary materials I have
purchased since August. Thanks to everyone who can help. (If you can't
send something, please pray for the success of this project).
HOLOCAUST AMNESIA
The
30th anniversary of the Sabra and Chatila massacre in Lebanon has
passed with hardly any notice. Several hundred Palestinians were
butchered by Israeli proxies in Lebanon on Sept. 16, 1982. Throughout
July and August of that year, the Israeli air force, under the command
of Ariel Sharon, carpet-bombed clearly marked civilian centers in the
city of Beirut, including nursing homes, hospitals and apartment blocks.
In August of 1982 the attacks escalated to terror bombing of downtown
Beirut in a true holocaust (death by fire).
The
Zionist New York Times, the conscience of liberal America, had nothing
to say about either of these holocausts in the Sunday editions of the
paper.
This is how the Israelis commit war
crimes and atrocities with impunity. They know that after the initial
editorial outrage, their mass murder will never form part of a permanent
collective ritual of commemoration similar to the eternal remembrance
and teaching of the Nazi persecution of Judaic people under the rubric
"the Holocaust."
No one can comprehend or fully
account for this Zionist mentality of callous indifference toward the
murder victims of the Israeli military without being conversant with
Talmudic culture and ethics; at the heart of which is the concept of
Judaic racial and spiritual superiority. That is the reason why the
conscience-on-its-sleeve New York Times turns its back on the
remembrance of the slaughter of the Arabs by the Israelis.
On
the 30th anniversary of the Sabra and Chatila massacre the New York
Times printed, with regard to the visit to Lebanon by Pope Benedict XVI,
"Lebanon is still rebuilding from a devastating 1975-1990 civil war
fought largely on sectarian lines..." (16 Sept. 2012, p. A14 print
edition only; online edition has been bowdlerized).
"Civil
war"? Was it the Lebanese who bombed Beirut from jets throughout the
summer of 1982? Actually it was Sharon's aerial terrorists, but that
fact is forgotten and covered up. The NY Times implies the Lebanese did
it to themselves. How perverse.
Notice that the
reference to "rebuiding" Lebanon is limitd to destruction perpetrated
during the years 1975-1990. No mention is made of the massive
destruction Israeli bombs, rockets, missiles and artillery fire visited
upon Lebanon in the summer of 2006 in the course of which hundreds of
Arab children were killed and thousands of homes and businesses were
destroyed.
Just
before the Israelis withdrew in 2006 they dropped tens of thousands of
land mines all over the Lebanese countryside to guarantee years of
crippling and maiming injuries, mostly of children who attempt to pick
up the bomblets, thinking they are toys.
A
question for the New York Times: is Lebanon "rebuilding" from the
Israeli holocaust in 2006? Apparently not, because your timeline stops
at 1990. The entire Israeli war in Lebanon of 2006 has been ommitted
from the New York Times' remembrance.
In the
same issue that makes these deliberate and flagrant omissions, there is
an obituary for "Holocaust Survivor" Eli Zborowski, who is celebrated
for supporting "Holocaust Remembrance." In his N.Y. Times' obituary we
read, "In 2000, when the pope visited Yad Vashem, some criticized him
for declining to comment directly on the church's silence about Hitler's
crimes during the war...” (16 Sept. 2012, p. A25; [published online
Sept. 12]).
Always these self-righteous accusations in the face of Judaism's own extraordinary hypocrisy!
What
about the "silence" of the New York Times concerning Israeli crimes
during the First and Second Lebanese wars of 1982 and 2006?
The
explanation of the disparity between suffering remembered, and suffered
dismissed, is that "Jews" are human beings, and deserve commemoration,
reparations and remembrance. Whereas the Arabs are sub-humans who
deserve obscurity, anonymity and ignominy. Or as the Talmud informs its
followers: "You are called men, but the gentiles are not men" (BT Bava
Metzia 114b).
BILLIONAIRES FOR ROMNEY
Yet
another plutocrat has stepped forth to help elect Binyamin Netanyahu's
junior partner to the presidency: "A billionaire investor whose family
owns the Chicago Cubs is pressing ahead with a multimillion-dollar
pro-Republican political campaign...Joe Ricketts, the founder of what
became online brokerage T.D. Ameritrade Inc., plans to spend $10 million
airing ads supporting GOP nominee Mitt Romney..." (Wall Street Journal,
17 September, p. 1).
Michael Hoffman is the author of Judaism's Strange Gods and the editor of Revisionist History newsletter.
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