(I apologize for spoiling your Advent Time with this berating of Judaism, but later could be too late...)
All Adherents of Judaism sing every year in September on Yom Kippur a "Kol Nidrei" song, proclaiming all their future vows and oaths will be null and void...
Therefore Jewish vows cannot be trusted, and thereby a Jew should not hold a government position, which requires a vow or swearing... (in my opinion)
As diabolic Rabbis usually and foremost Lie, they claim, that Kol Nidrei, despite it's very clearly stating, that it's ALL their vows and swears and prohibitions that are invalid and null and void, they claim, that it's only religious vows made to God.
Even that would be a Blasphemy, putting oneself into the position of God to forgive oneself vows made to God... The God knows, why and if you could not fulfill vows made to Him and you need not and cannot dispose yourself of them by reciting Kol Nidrei...
But the meaning is clearly obvious, it's ALL vows and mostly those to other people, and it's already from the Diabolic Talmud, Nedarim 23b:
»He who desires his friend to eat with him, and after urging him, imposes a vow upon him, it is ‘a vow of incitement‘ and hence invalid. And he who desires that none of his vows made during the year shall be valid, let him stand at the beginning of the year and declare, ‘Every vow which I may make in the future shall be null. HIS VOWS ARE THEN INVALID, PROVIDING THAT HE REMEMBERS THIS AT THE TIME OF THE VOW.
But if he remembers, he has cancelled the declaration and confirmed the vow«
So according to Diabolic Talmud, if a jew makes a vow under incitement, (which may be considered also an incitement to get some government position?), then the vow is invalid automatically. (Actually Mishna had it half wrong in Nedarim 20b, and then Gemara or "Completion" has it completely wrong...) And then all other vows are considered invalid by (((them))), if they remember and think about their last Kol Nidre while swearing them.
And Kol Nidre is being sung on very "plaintive and appealing" melody, recited solemnly every year, a very easy to remember.
Thereby ANY Jewish vows cannot be trusted...
And if it is beneficial for jewish interests, the jews claim they may freely lie. And Jews usually and very often lie, if it is in Jewish interests.
Some ancient good rabbis protested that Kol Nidrei singing, and it has been protested through-out middle ages, in Paris 13th century, in Petrograd 19th century, until they've themselves removed that in 19th century from their prayer books, but they have restored it back since then.
And as long as it is there and is being sung, so long the jews cannot be trusted, and we should remember and not forget that lesson from history.
https://stopnoahidelaw.blogspot.com/2019/03/kol-nidre-talmudic-doctrine-of-deception.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kol_Nidre
http://halakhah.com/pdf/nashim/Nedarim.pdf
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All Adherents of Judaism sing every year in September on Yom Kippur a "Kol Nidrei" song, proclaiming all their future vows and oaths will be null and void...
Therefore Jewish vows cannot be trusted, and thereby a Jew should not hold a government position, which requires a vow or swearing... (in my opinion)
As diabolic Rabbis usually and foremost Lie, they claim, that Kol Nidrei, despite it's very clearly stating, that it's ALL their vows and swears and prohibitions that are invalid and null and void, they claim, that it's only religious vows made to God.
Even that would be a Blasphemy, putting oneself into the position of God to forgive oneself vows made to God... The God knows, why and if you could not fulfill vows made to Him and you need not and cannot dispose yourself of them by reciting Kol Nidrei...
But the meaning is clearly obvious, it's ALL vows and mostly those to other people, and it's already from the Diabolic Talmud, Nedarim 23b:
»He who desires his friend to eat with him, and after urging him, imposes a vow upon him, it is ‘a vow of incitement‘ and hence invalid. And he who desires that none of his vows made during the year shall be valid, let him stand at the beginning of the year and declare, ‘Every vow which I may make in the future shall be null. HIS VOWS ARE THEN INVALID, PROVIDING THAT HE REMEMBERS THIS AT THE TIME OF THE VOW.
But if he remembers, he has cancelled the declaration and confirmed the vow«
So according to Diabolic Talmud, if a jew makes a vow under incitement, (which may be considered also an incitement to get some government position?), then the vow is invalid automatically. (Actually Mishna had it half wrong in Nedarim 20b, and then Gemara or "Completion" has it completely wrong...) And then all other vows are considered invalid by (((them))), if they remember and think about their last Kol Nidre while swearing them.
And Kol Nidre is being sung on very "plaintive and appealing" melody, recited solemnly every year, a very easy to remember.
Thereby ANY Jewish vows cannot be trusted...
And if it is beneficial for jewish interests, the jews claim they may freely lie. And Jews usually and very often lie, if it is in Jewish interests.
Some ancient good rabbis protested that Kol Nidrei singing, and it has been protested through-out middle ages, in Paris 13th century, in Petrograd 19th century, until they've themselves removed that in 19th century from their prayer books, but they have restored it back since then.
And as long as it is there and is being sung, so long the jews cannot be trusted, and we should remember and not forget that lesson from history.
https://stopnoahidelaw.blogspot.com/2019/03/kol-nidre-talmudic-doctrine-of-deception.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kol_Nidre
http://halakhah.com/pdf/nashim/Nedarim.pdf
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