My fave thing about that video is when he goes on about how many books on the subject he has bought. Then he says that is what he gives as a wedding present!
Yeah. Nice guy, indeed.
I always assumed that the smell(s) of Lebanon referred to cedar, and some people (like me) are allergic to cedar. Also allergic to his kind of tripe.
Oh, don't doubt it for a moment - Lebanon is beautiful. And there are many good smells, but some people will do everything to spoil them.
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Feb. 7, 2007 21:31 | Updated Feb. 8, 2007 7:58
Historian gives credence to blood libel
By LISA PALMIERI-BILLIG
ROME
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An Israeli historian of Italian origin has revived "blood libel" in an historical study set to hit Italian bookstores on Thursday. Ariel Toaff, son of Rabbi Elio Toaff, claims that there is some historic truth in the accusation that for centuries provided incentives for pogroms against Jews throughout Europe.
Toaff's tome, Bloody Passovers: The Jews of Europe and Ritual Murders, received high praise from another Italian Jewish historian, Sergio Luzzatto, in an article in the Corriere della Serra daily entitled "Those Bloody Passovers."
Luzzatto describes Toaff's work as a "magnificent book of history...Toaff holds that from 1100 to about 1500...several crucifixions of Christian children really happened, bringing about retaliations against entire Jewish communities - punitive massacres of men, women, children. Neither in Trent in 1475 nor in other areas of Europe in the late Middle Ages were Jews always innocent victims."
"A minority of fundamentalist Ashkenazis...carried out human sacrifices," Luzzatto continued.
Yeah, zed, it is real exciting: two Jooish historians reviving that old crap. Good job.
Are the Elders saving none of this priests GB for possible cloning issues.
When the Elders succeed in their cloning experiments I can see them cloning this priest so that his GB could be available on a wide scale basis.
There is a problem, Ben Yahuda: the taste of GB in the cloned donor is not the same. Some fluke of nature we cannot figure out yet. But we keep trying.
--Seems like anybody who wants to get Stupid People to hate on somebody uses this sort of accusation. Romans accused the newly formed Christian Cults of the same sort of thing (though, I suppose it'd be PB [Pagan Blood] in such an instance)during the second century. I guess that we're all very lucky indeed that Pope Innocent decreed in 1250 that Transubstantiation did in fact transmorgrify wine into actual Jebus-Blood, thus slaking the thirst (in a literal sense, at least) that Christians have for human blood.
Now, if someone could only tell me what the Bloodmobile is, and what it does, I'd feel safer at night.
You never know, man-- it is probably a Conspiracy, and somebody has to be behind it.
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