AN ABSOLUTELY EXCELLENT ANSWER.  russ

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Date: 2006/12/28 Thu AM 11:10:53 EST
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Subject: reminder for Clown

In a message dated 12/27/2006 9:13:10 AM Central Standard Time, 
Clown@yahoo. com writes:


  

Who was Christ addressing in John moron?  Was he talking to "all" Jews 
idiot?  Or was he addressing the Sanhredin?  
    

John 8:48
48  Then answered the Jews, and said unto him, Say we not well that thou art 
a Samaritan, and hast a devil?
(KJV)

Clown, Jesus is not only addressing the Sanhedrin, but also the jew high 
priests, jew elders, jew captains, jew princes, jew blind guides, jew money 
changers, Pilate's court jews.... Most importantly however, He's speaking to the 
mini-jews and prosylites like yourself, Clown. These were the ones, like your 
ancestors, who shouted out with fangs protruding from their lips: Matt 27:25 
"Then answered all the people, and said, His blood be on us, and on our children. 

Also:


Matt 27:20-23
20  But the chief priests and elders persuaded the multitude that they should 
ask Barabbas, and destroy Jesus.
21  The governor answered and said unto them, Whether of the twain will ye 
that I release unto you? They said, Barabbas.
22  Pilate saith unto them, What shall I do then with Jesus which is called 
Christ? They all say unto him, Let him be crucified.
23  And the governor said, Why, what evil hath he done? But they cried out 
the more, saying, Let him be crucified.
(KJV)

Why did your ancestors choose Barrabas instead of an innocent man? What is it 
with your fascination with innocent blood and theivery and murder that you 
hold in such high regard?

In case ewe 4got your last Yeshiva lesson, these jew yiddish proverbs will 
remind ewe:
* "One need never suspect a Jew -- he surely is a thief." [p. 139] 
* "It's good to do business with a thief." [p. 233] 
* "If you steal -- you'll have." [p. 233] 
* "What is smaller than a mouse may be carried from a house." [p. 233] 
* "Petty thieves are hanged, major thieves are pardoned." [p. 233] 
* "A thief gives handsome presents." [p. 230] 
* "Before a thief goes stealing, he also prays to God." [p. 231] 
* "Better with a hometown thief than a strange rabbi." [p. 231] 
* "Thieve and rob if you must but be honorable." [p. 232] 
* "God protect us from Gentile hands and Jewish tongues." [p. 196] 
* "Live among Jews, do business among the Goyim." [p. 143] 
* "If you steal enough eggs, you can also become rich." [p. 249] 
* "A fool gives and a clever person takes." [p. 106] 
* "Always take -- if you give me, I'll go away, if not, I'll stay." [p. 106] 
* "Always take!" [p. 106] 
* "The goy is treyf [forbidden] but his money is kosher [acceptable] ." [p. 
126] 
* "Offer a Jew a ride and he throws you out of your own wagon." [p. 45] 
* "A sense of justice we want others to have." [p. 127] 
* "Money rules the world." [p. 179] 
* "Money is the best soap -- it removes the greatest stain. (p. 179) 
* "Gold has a dirty origin but is nevertheless treated with honor.[p. 179] 
* "Gold has a dirty origin but is nevertheless treated with honor. [p. 180] 
* "The world stands on three things: on money, on money, and on money." [p. 
180]----Kumove, Shirley(jew) . Illustrated by Frank Newfield. Words Like Arrows. 
A Collection of Yiddish Folk Sayings. Schocken Books, New York, 1985