Israeli vandals spray paint “Jesus is a monkey - Mary is a cow"

The Talmudic Mentality in Action

By Michael Hoffman

www.revisionisthistory.org

Updated: April, 2020

The vandalized wall of the Deir Rafat Catholic monastery, March 31, 2014

Israelis have vandalized a Catholic monastery and spray-painted in Hebrew on a wall: 

“Jesus is a monkey, Mary is a cow.”

Late in the evening of Monday, March 31, 2014, vandals slashed automobile tires and defaced the walls of the Catholic Deir Rafat monastery, near the Israeli city of Beit Shemesh, 19 miles west of Jerusalem. Beit Shemesh is home to the Ramat Beit Shemesh Bet neighborhood, a Talmudic, “ultra-Orthodox” enclave. On Tuesday morning, the monks awoke to discover the blasphemy. Other monasteries in the Israeli state have suffered repeated attacks. In August, 2013, a firebomb was hurled at the neighboring Beit Jimal monastery. Since 2009, twenty-nine Christian monasteries have been desecrated in the Israeli state and the occupied West Bank.

These attacks derive from the teachings of contempt for Jesus (BT Gittin 56b, 57a) and Mary (BT Sanhedrin 106A) which the Talmud imparts to its followers. The Establishment media and the Pope of Rome usually have little or nothing to say about these Judaic blasphemies, whereas had these crimes been directed at a synagogue located in close proximity to an "ultra-traditional Catholic enclave," then the outrage of the pope, the professors and the media would reverberate around the world, with cries of "Antisemitism is spiraling out of control!" The result would be another indoctrination campaign concerning "hate speech and the rising tide of anti-Jewish bigotry."

When the animosity emanates from the Talmudic religion of counterfeit-Israel however, as in this case, there is a massive, collective silence which testifies to the fact that anti-Christian Talmudic hate speech is not regarded as being worthy of exposure, protest or condemnation. It is by suppressing reports of attacks like the one that occurred on this monastery, while magnifying anything remotely similar that befalls rabbinic people and places, that the impression is deceitfully conveyed by the media and the leaders of Judeo-Churchianity that "hate" is a one-way street: mostly a matter of the victimization of the eternally persecuted "Holy People" by wicked Christians who must make amends, undergo sensitivity training, repudiate their heritage, and beg forgiveness of the "Jews.”

To this we say, "God exalted Him to the highest place and gave Him the name that is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow." (Philippians 2:9-10). Jesus said to His followers that to have our prayers answered we should ask in His Name (John 14:13). We will defend His Name and Gospel to the utmost, while praying for the bigoted and deluded people who, to the detriment of their eternal salvation, defile and defame Jesus, the Messiah of True Israel.

For further research:

2012 blasphemy against the Trappist monastery in Latrun, near Jerusalem — allegedly perpetrated by Micky Rosenfeld from Bnei Brak (a center of Talmudism):

“Jesus is a monkey” once again spray painted on the wall. 
The door to the monastery was set ablaze.

Another view of the Antichrist blasphemy on the Trappist monastery wall in 2012.
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Boycott Kellogg's cereals for TV show's insult to Mary

Dear Kellogg:

re: report in BizBeat
http://blogs.ajc.com/business-beat/2012/05/08/delta-air-lines-pulls-ads-from-the-daily-show-with-jon-stewart/?cp=1

Having learned that you support comedian Jon Stewart’s insult to the Blessed Virgin Mary, I am writing to tell you goodbye, we will not be buying your products any longer. Our household consists of six people, four of whom are age 20 or younger. No Kellogg's products will be consumed or purchased and we are asking our friends to do the same.

Sincerely,
Michael Hoffman

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Delta pulls ads from ‘The Daily Show with Jon Stewart’

by Christopher Seward 

Bizbeat | May 8, 2012 

[An Afterword by Michael Hoffman follows the conclusion of this report]

Delta Air Lines has pulled its advertising from cable TV’s “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart ,” following fallout from the host’s reference to a controversial Nativity scene as a “vagina manger.”

A spokeswoman for the Atlanta-based airline told Buzzfeed.com that the ad pullout had nothing to do with the Catholic League’s campaign to get Stewart to apologize for the April 16 segment on the Comedy Central show.

The “Daily Show” segment featured Stewart mocking the Fox News Channel for not covering a so-called Republican “war on women.” He said, “Maybe women could protect their reproductive organs from unwanted medical intrusions with vagina mangers.”

The Catholic League noted that  that during the segment a  “picture flashed on the screen of a naked woman with her legs spread with a Nativity scene ornament in between.”

In a statement, the Catholic civil rights group called the segment “the most vulgar expression of hate speech ever aired on television.” President Bill Donohue demanded Stewart apologize and threatened to pressure the show’s sponsors to pull their advertising if he didn’t.

Stewart didn’t apologize. During a recent comedy routine in Clearwater, Fla., Stewart referred to the Catholic League’s campaign with, “I’m not going to censor myself to comfort your ignorance,” according to the Tampa Bay Times.

The Catholic League launched  its campaign, sending the controversial Nativity image to the show’s advertisers, encouraging other major religious groups to join the effort, buying protest ads in major publications and applying pressure on Comedy Central’s parent company, Viacom.

Delta spokeswoman Leslie Parker told Buzzfeed the ad pullout had nothing to do with “any opinions expressed” by the show. “We are constantly evaluating our advertising strategy and at this time no longer advertise during “The Daily Show”, she said.

At least one major sponsor, however, is not pulling its ad. Cereal maker Kellogg said in a statement: “Consumers speak most loudly when they vote with their remote control and change the channel or turn off the TV if a program does not fit their personal criteria.”

Donohue said that while the Catholic League is pleased by Delta’s decision, it was taken aback by Kellogg’s response. “In other words, Kellogg’s is telling Christians to shove it,” Donohue said in a statement. “But they made a mistake… We are also calling for a national boycott of all Kellogg’s cereals.”  

Donohue said “over 700 photos have been sent to leaders in Battle Creek, Michigan,” Kellogg’s headquarters. In a message to Viacom, Donohue wrote: “What Stewart did wasn’t a joke. It was hate speech … All we want is an apology.”

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Michael Hoffman's Afterword: Notice Stewart's defiant rebuff to the Catholic group. This is supposed to render him as some hip champion of intellectual freedom against "ignorance." Yet he would be crawling on his knees in abject obeisance if another religious group with far more media clout than the Catholic Church called him to task for a similar obscenity against their sacred figures."Cool rebels" like Stewart are in actuality wimps who flaunt their rebellion only against religions that are not in favor with the media. Obviously, Jesus Christ's Mother is also not in favor with Viacom. Lest we jump to the conclusion however, that Fox or its Fox News empire is the polar opposite of Viamcom and Stewart, consider that Fox produced the current "Three Stooges" movie that depicts a semi-naked young trollop as a Catholic nun.

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