Tuesday, November 10, 2015

Hoffman interviewed about Talmudic Judaism

Temporarily removed now it’s back online. Watch it while you can!


Michael Hoffman expounds on Talmudic Judaism on Prof. Jim Fetzer’s TV program

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5 comments:

  1. john3:59 PM

    I know it makes your work harder but it is a badge of honor. The truth cannot be refuted so it is banned. It's not on Fetzer's sites either. What is he saying? I suppose this also means there will not be another interview even though he seemed eager to have you back.

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  2. Michael Hoffman5:19 PM

    It looks like it’s back online, at least for now. We can call this the Cheshire Cat video.

    If anyone knows how to download it and preserve it, that would be great.

    Thanks for your interest and concern.

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  3. Anonymous9:46 AM

    Tried to play it here and it says the video is private. Same thing on Youtube.

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  4. CumExApostolatusOfficio10:47 AM

    Mr. Hoffman, I have it on flash drive if you would like to have it.

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  5. Michael Hoffman10:59 AM

    To CumExApostolatusOfficio:

    Thank you for your kind offer.

    If the interview i snot restored online in the next 72 hours I may take you up on it.

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