Zionism = Biblical Great Deception, page 1
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Topic started on 31-12-2008 @ 04:37 PM by times up?
Let us suppose just for a moment that instead of the Jews it was another people living in the Holy Land using state of the art bombs to attack terrorist hiding amongst civilians. Lets say that instead of the Jews these people were Russians, Germans, or Eastern Europeans. I guarantee that these alternative peoples would not enjoy such enthusiastic support from Evangelical followers of a Man who preached love. If you currently support what the Jews are doing then ponder this for a while, give this the ole critical thought and honestly consider the answer that you come up with.

Let us then consider that perhaps that the vast majority of "Jews" who currently live in Israel are not blood or spiritual descendants of Abraham, and as a result have absolutely no claim on the Holy Land. Let us further consider that these "Jews" do not follow a religion that resembles Old Testament Judaism, and that their spiritual roots are actually found in the Pharasaical sect of Judaism that Jesus Christ despised (Pharisees were not high preist of Judaism, they were essentially a cult of mainstream Judaism that caught on and survives through today).

Let us consider what Zionism is. Is Zionism the love of Jewish people or is it a political movement? Do you "love" the "Jews" because of how holy and good they are, or because you think that you are supposed to?

Let us consider how the biggest enemy of Christ (or the Truth and Light if you prefer) are organizations and movements orchestrated and funded by "Jews".

It is my contention that the current "Jews" who you love so much are no more Jewish than you are. There is considerable evidence that many of the Eastern European Ahkhenzi "Jews" who wound up in the Holy Land after WWII are not of any of the 12 Tribes of Israel, but are actually descendants of Khazar converts to the Jewish faith in the 8th century AD. It is also my contention that these "Jews" are the Synagogue of Satan spoken of in Revelation, and that your irrational support of these people is probably caused by your being under a spiritual deception.

What Israel is doing to the Palestinians is evil, bottom line. It is tantamount to my attempting to kill flys in a room full of people with a shotgun and a food and medicine blockade whilst just shrugging off all of the collateral damage and human suffering. Jesus would not support the treatment of the Palestinians by these "Jews" and neither would you if you weren't brainwashed by sheister televangelist and under spiritual deception by the father of lies himself.

I am not denying that Hamas is bad, and that terrorism is bad. But pain, suffering, and oppression, only breads more pain, suffering, and oppression. Hamas exist because Zionism exist. Without Zionism there would be no Hamas. There are far better ways to handle the Palestinian situation than the way that the Zionist have been doing. My God, the Palestinians are people too and deserving of the same respect and dignity that you are.

For the love of God wake up.


reply posted on 31-12-2008 @ 05:08 PM by Bnmssnit
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Well stated! I was surprised to learn that many orthodox Jews oppose Zionism! It seems that Zionism is closely associated with the NWO and has nothing to do with the true faith of Israel,yes its time for us to look closer at the truth of the matter !


reply posted on 31-12-2008 @ 05:31 PM by DJMessiah
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Nice post. The argument that many anti-Zionist Jews have is that the Kingdom that God promised them cannot be made by man's hands - i.e. politics, war, bought out, etc; which is what is happening today with the creation of Israel.

The kingdom mentioned to the children of Abraham is much different than what Israel is today. For one thing, the true "promised land" incorporates land from Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria. I don't think many Zionists realize that the current borders of Israel is man made and not the one the Bible describes.



reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 10:50 AM by John Matrix
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reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 11:09 AM by MikeboydUS
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There's always humor in Cobra Commander.



Happy New Year!


reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 11:26 AM by masonwatcher
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There's always humor in Cobra Commander.



Happy New Year!


Haha! That's the face you show the yanks when your real visage is what's on your avatar!!!


reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 01:41 PM by lunarminer
Let's bring this debate up to the 21st century or at least the 20th century.

Israel was created by UN mandate.

If you hate Israel then you must really hate the UN for creating it.

So far, I have seen no serioius attempt to reverse the UN mandate that created the state of Israel, and so it is a legitimate, recognized, nation. It therefore has all the rights of statehood, something that the "Palestinians" lack.

Most of the "Palestinians" are in fact Egyptians in the case of Gaza, Jordanians in the case of the West Bank, and Syrians in the case of the Golan Heights.

So if these poor oppressed "Palestinians are seeking a homeland. Why don't we help them out and return Gaza to Egypt, the West Bank to Jordan, and the Golan Heights to Syria? It seems to me that, that should solve the problem.

The only problem with that is that Jordan kicked the "Palestinians" out back in the 60's when they tried to topple the Jordanian government. So, Jordan is content to leave them where they are. Egypt also has abandoned claims on the Gaza strip because they don't want to deal with the crazed idiot in Hamas. Syria would like the Golan Heights back but only so their rockets can reach farther into Israel.

Seems to me that the current state of international affairs favors the Israeli position.

By the way, on the question of lineage. The earth's population has been mixed so completely over the past 500 or so years that we all have a little Abraham in us.


reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 01:46 PM by lunarminer
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You do realize of course that the Arabs invaded the area back in the 9th century or so. In that case they are no different than the Romans or the Greeks.

Hey I have an idea! Let's return the whole area to the Greeks! It seems that their claims should be more legitimate than the Arabs, since the Greeks got there a thousand years earlier.


reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 01:46 PM by lunarminer
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You do realize of course that the Arabs invaded the area back in the 9th century or so. In that case they are no different than the Romans or the Greeks.

Hey I have an idea! Let's return the whole area to the Greeks! It seems that their claims should be more legitimate than the Arabs, since the Greeks got there a thousand years earlier.


reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 02:03 PM by lunarminer
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There are three accepted ways to annex territory.

1.) Conquest, this is the oldest and time honored tradition of invading a territory and making it yours. It has long been recongnized by nations of the world that land is a spoil of war. It is this time honored tradition that made the Sinai, Golan Heights, and West Bank part of Israel. I would also point out that it was the intention of the Arab states to do the same thing to Israel back in 1948 when they invaded.

2.) Treaty, land can be gained by international treaty. This is the way that Isreal was created in the first place. It's funny because the people who claim that Israel has no legitimate right to exist, want to use this method to make it go away. So, they accept the right of treaties to create and destroy territorial claims.

3.) Purchase, land and sovereign rights can be transfered by purchase. The purchase of land has also been a time honored tradition. In the case of the US for example the Louisianna Purchase and the Alaskan Purchase are very famous examples. I would point out that the governments involved exchanged money, no compensation is given to the inhabitants of the territory. I am sure that the Israelis would gladly pay for some of the land if that would settle the dispute over it. Unfortunately it will not.
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