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PHOTO: Twins win "best costume" contest for Purim 2013.
(March 2, 2013) For more than eleven years, Israel has been wildly celebrating the success of its 9/11 operation against the United States of America. The latest example: Israeli children recently dressed up as the burning Twin Towers, complete with impaled exploding airplanes, to celebrate the bizarre Jewish holiday known as Purim.
Purim exalts and commemorates an ancient operation very much like 9/11. It glorifies the deceptions of Esther, who concealed her Jewish identity to seduce the King of Persia, then slyly tricked him into slaughtering 75,000 people deemed "enemies of the Jews."
In other words, Purim celebrates Jews lying, secretly penetrating the highest levels of government, and manipulating the leaders of an empire into mass-murdering perceived "enemies of the Jewish people." That is exactly what the neoconservative Likudnik extremists -- Wolfowitz, Perle, Libby, and the rest -- did on September 11th, 2001.
PHOTO: Twins win "best costume" contest for Purim 2013.
(March 2, 2013) For more than eleven years, Israel has been wildly celebrating the success of its 9/11 operation against the United States of America. The latest example: Israeli children recently dressed up as the burning Twin Towers, complete with impaled exploding airplanes, to celebrate the bizarre Jewish holiday known as Purim.
Purim exalts and commemorates an ancient operation very much like 9/11. It glorifies the deceptions of Esther, who concealed her Jewish identity to seduce the King of Persia, then slyly tricked him into slaughtering 75,000 people deemed "enemies of the Jews."
In other words, Purim celebrates Jews lying, secretly penetrating the highest levels of government, and manipulating the leaders of an empire into mass-murdering perceived "enemies of the Jewish people." That is exactly what the neoconservative Likudnik extremists -- Wolfowitz, Perle, Libby, and the rest -- did on September 11th, 2001.
