1. Hello Islamophobes, ADL agents, Mossad agents and just plain assholes who think that Dr. Terry (Slave Labor for Jesus) Jones is as cool as Pam Geller (actually, he is better looking) because he wants to burn a book he has never read. No, I’m not talking about the Qur’an, not even the Bible, I’m talking about the Talmud. That’s right, Dr. Terry Jones of the Dove World Outrage Center agreed publicly this weekend to toss in a couple of copies of the Talmud into the fire when he, showing his Christian love, will also be burning copies of the Quran. Please join him, and I hope, Michael Collins Piper, on Sept. 11th for this occasion and be aware that this is a BYOT event. For Shas Party members – BYOT means “Bring you own Talmud” and please be ready to toss it into the fire.
Below is an excerpt from Dr. Jones’ interview this weekend with Mark Glenn at the end of which Glenn asks Jones to toss in a couple of copies of the Talmud into the fire. Jones agrees to do so.
Oh, wait, before I give you the link to the sound clip and to the entire interview, did you know that the Mossad approached Phil Tourney last Friday night in a very threatening manner over his book “What I Saw That Day”? During that meeting the Mossad guy told Phil that they would be visiting Phil’s friend in Idaho too. Mark, who co-wrote the book, lives in Idaho. I’m sure this is just a coincidence. Hope you FBI dudes who read this blog take note of this. Mark has gone to the FBI today and reported the issue in detail, btw. But I digress.
Here is the link to the brief audio clip where Dr. Jones agrees to burning the Talmud.
Here is the link to the entire interview.
And here is the link to the book that the Mossad does not want you to read.
2. Hope to be back publishing as before by the fall. Check back later this week for an astonishing post about the living mummy, Pamela Geller.
3. Michael Collins Piper will be talking about the Mossad threats to Phil and Mark on his show at 8:00 central time on Monday, August 9, on RBN. I will post excerpts of that show later this week.
Comments
Talmud Burning Time: Remember the Victims of 9/11
You may burn books, but you do not eradicate evil that way. Even if you burn the entire edition(s) of the King' Torah you will not have eradicated the evil thinking, which is behind it.
It is not the books which are the problem, it is the ideas on the basis of which they have been written. The books just represent the ideas and are vital for confrontation of ideas.
If anything or anyone should be burned it would be th authors, but I do not support that idea either!
Only by witnessing the contrast between good and bad we shal be able to choose side! Do not burn the books whatever ideas they represent. They are part of the fight between good and evil, and even if perceived to promote evil they serve their good purpose.