Zionism Vs Nazism, Israel’s Connection To Extremist Ideology & ADL’s History of Faking Nazi Marches

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1. The old testament is in favor of genocide (explicitly, God commands it several times), in favor taking other people’s land (that particular land to be exact (Gaza, Jerusalem, and other places that still have the same names today)). The old testament is in favor of supremacism, saying God is in favor of some people and against others (based on their lineage. It is explicit and clear about the fact that it is based on lineage.) The old testament is in favor of genocide based on lineage (explicitly, literally, and unambiguously).

   The old testament also contains the word Zion:

   From the Wikipedia article on “Zion”:

   “Zion (Hebrew: צִיּוֹן Ṣīyyōn, LXX Σιών, also variously transliterated Sion,[1] Tzion, Tsion, Tsiyyon)[2] is a placename in the Hebrew Bible, often used as a synonym for Jerusalem[3][4] as well as for the Land of Israel as a whole.”

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   1. The “LORD” shows no partiality. The “LORD” destroyed the inhabitants of the ancient world in a flood of water. Why? Because “The LORD saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. And the LORD was sorry that he had made man on the earth, and it grieved him to his heart. And the LORD said, ‘I will blot out man whom I have created from the face of the ground, man and beast and creeping things and birds of the air, for I am sorry that I have made them.” (THE FIRST BOOK OF MOSES commonly called GENESIS, chapter 6, verses 5, 6, 7, RSV, 1952). Does political Zion and the state of Israel, created by the United Nations, “keep the commandments” as Jesus, the “Lamb”, said they were to do? Do those who practice and preach Judaism keep them? Do those claiming to represent Christ in America “keep them”? Do any of the “nations” keep them? You’re either among the “sheep” who follow the “Lamb”, or the “goats” who reject the authority of the “Lamb” who are “of the spirit of antichrist” which has been in the world for a long time.

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      1. When God destroyed the inhabitants of the world in a flood, he showed partiality to those he did not destroy: Noah, his wife, his sons, and his sons wives, who were allowed to survive on the ark.

      2. After having shown partiality to Noah, among Noah’s descendants (many generations later), God showed partiality to Abraham. Out of Abraham’s sons, God showed partiality to Isaac. Out of Isaac’s sons, God showed partiality to Jacob.

         To the descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, God promised the land of Canaan. Canaan was one of the grandchildren of Noah, and his descendants lived on that land.

         God commanded the descendants of Jacob to take the land of the descendants of Canaan, and to kill all of them. He showed partiality based on lineage: To the descendants of one man, he promised land. The descendants of another man, he had genocided.

      3. Read sodom and Gomorrah. God said he would not destroy sodom if there was one righteous among them

   2. I picked up the bible February 20th on the morning. Flipped to numbers 22 by happen chance.

      I think you need to realize the zionists ignore the new covenant. Oppressors are typically less human than those being oppressed and god typically will exalt those who are being oppressed.

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   3. The LORD destroyed the inhabitants of the earth in the Ancient World because of man’s wickedness and because their imaginations were only evil all the time. Had nothing to do with the nationality!

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2. I’d like to call your attention to something I wrote some while ago. It’s called ‘Zionism and Nazism: Is there a difference that makes a difference?, by Roger Tucker’. It’s archived on my old website ‘One Democratic State’.

   https://legacy.sitrepworld.info/Home/today-s-headlines/zionism-and-nazism-is-there-a-dif-58583cbeb4c2937e.html

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   1. Your article draws parallels between nazism and zionism. But what I’m saying is with regards to the origin of zionism. I’m saying the origin is the old testament.

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3. Thanks Ryan ! Love your work brother . Please load the podcast . Mahalo!

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4. In response to Someguy, the LORD shows no partiality when it comes to dealing with the UNRIGHTEOUS, those who refuse to obey God! “These are the generations of Noah. Noah was a righteous man; blameless in his generation; Noah walked with God. And Noah had three sons, Shem, Ham, and Japheth.” (THE FIRST BOOK OF MOSES commonly called GENESIS, chapter 6, verses 9, 10, RSV, 1952) In Noah’s day “…the earth was corrupt in God’s sight. and the earth was filled with violence. And God saw the earth, and behold, it was corrupt; for all flesh had corrupted their way upon the earth. And God said to Noah, “I have determined to make an end of all flesh; for the earth is filled with violence through them; behold, I will destroy them with the earth.” (THE FIRST BOOK OF MOSES commonly called GENESIS, CHAPTER 6, VERSES 11, 12, 13, 14, RSV, 1952) This was done by causing a great flood upon the earth and proof of that flood happening is clearly visible on this earth. Calling into question the AUTHORITY the LORD has over what has been created, which includes mankind, is typical of the rebellious nature of “many” who opposed the LORD’S AUTHORITY.

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   1. By the way, there’s a lot of corruption and violence happening on this earth, AGAIN, just as it was in Noah’s day! You think the LORD is not going to, AGAIN, do something about it? Better think, AGAIN!

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   2. When God commanded the genocide of the canaanites, every single one of them (even babies), was unrighteous?

      When God promised Abraham that his descendants would get to live (as opposed to being genocided) in a particular land (Canaan), how did he know they would be righteous?

      That is partiality based on lineage.

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      1. Sodom and Gomor’rah and its inhabitants were destroyed by the LORD because their “sin was very grave.” Had nothing to do with their nationality. Lot and his two daughters were spared. The ancient world’s inhabitants were all destroyed in a great flood. Nationality had nothing to do with this either. Noah and his family were allowed to live because Noah was a “righteous man”.

5. MP3 please 😁

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6. One reason Torah Judaism is distancing themselves as much as possible from Israel, too, is because what they are doing is also destroying and endangering Jews and Judaism. It is a DISGRACE.

   I agree with Tiberius except for the first point — they are doing so just because they are spoiled rotten (ppl. do things b/c they CAN).

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   1. Jesus did not support or agree with those involved in Judaism. He argued AGAINST the teaching of the Jews and those who practiced Judaism. I suggest you read the four gospels and The Acts in the New Testament, RSV, 1952. KJV is full of “grave defects”.

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      1. Correction: Should read “Jews who practiced Judaism”. Not all Jews practice Judaism. Many of the Jews living in Jerusalem long ago believed the words Jesus was telling them and became disciples, but many did not, specifically the Jewish political and religious leadership in Jerusalem, who said they were “sons of Abraham”. Jesus said of them that if they were truly “descendants of Abraham” they would do what Abraham did, which was to obey the LORD GOD, the Father of Jesus, The Christ. They did not and still don’t!

7. Why is always this same family in every awful thing why are they not in jail instead of running the world always the same family!!!

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