August 7, 2005  

Talmudic Dragon Moon Calendar Av 2,  their Babylonian times of their  Babylonian Sumerian Doctrine and laws 5765

Bushitler the Hassidim's Nasi of the Goyim, the king of the North

"The Babylonian Networks" TBN, Favorite shemborg shem shammer of shame's son........Now totally turns against secular zion, Aholibah, Judah, Sharon.

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Aug. 7, 2005 15:57  | Updated Aug. 7, 2005 18:52
Finance Minister Netanyahu resigns to protest the pullout

Finance Minister Binyamin Netanyahu announced his resignation from the government Sunday afternoon in protest of Israel's plan to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and northern Samaria.

His resignation, which came during a Sunday cabinet meeting to approve the first step of the evacuations, did not succeed in torpedoing the vote. It was easily passed 17-5.

Netanyahu held a press conference Sunday evening at 6:00 p.m. to explain the reasons for his resignation.

"The disengagement is going ahead blindly," Netanyahu addressed reporters. "Like in Oslo, the warning signs are being ignored. I understand the intentions here – who doesn't want peace? But here in the Middle East this is not the way to attain peace – it has failed before and it will fail again."

Olso 1

Daniel 11:

5: And the king of the south shall be strong, and one of his princes; and he shall be strong above him, and have dominion; his dominion shall be a great dominion.
6: And in the end of years they shall join themselves together; for the king's daughter of the south shall come to the king of the north to make an agreement: but she shall not retain the power of the arm; neither shall he stand, nor his arm: but she shall be given up, and they that brought her, and he that begat her, and he that strengthened her in these times.

Olso 1 failed, Rabin assassinated.........now Olso II to bring their false Christ Moshiach ben Dragon....Moshiach ben Dovid

14: And in those times there shall many stand up against the king of the south: also the robbers of thy people shall exalt themselves to establish the vision; but they shall fall.
15: So the king of the north shall come, and cast up a mount, and take the most fenced cities: and the arms of the south shall not withstand, neither his chosen people, neither shall there be any strength to withstand.

Bushitler and hisss Hassidim attack Jerusalem

16: But he that cometh against him shall do according to his own will, and none shall stand before him: and he shall stand in the glorious land, which by his hand shall be consumed.
17: He shall also set his face to enter with the strength of his whole kingdom, and upright ones with him; thus shall he do: and he shall give him the daughter of women, corrupting her: but she shall not stand on his side, neither be for him.

"At moments of truth a leader must ask himself what he stands for and what he is working towards?" Netanyahu added. "And I cannot be a part of this disengagement."

Olso II

The resignation will take effect within 48 hours of the time that he placed the letter on the prime minister's desk during Sunday's cabinet meeting shortly before 4:00 p.m.

Cabinet sources said that Netanyahu had not spoken much during the meeting, and he seemed nervous. His face was pale as he stood up to say he was leaving his vote against the disengagement. "It's been nice working with you," he said, and announced his resignation, leaving a three-page letter on the table before walking out.

"Record my resignation: Here's the letter," Netanyahu told the prime minister. The letter, quoted by Army Radio, contained severe criticism of the disengagement plan. "The moment of truth is here. I am not willing to collaborate with this process, which endangers the country's security," Netanyahu wrote.

He seeks to Bring the final global despot Moshiach ben Satan the False Christ, with his Hassidic leaders of Sanhedrin the beast risen from the seas of apostate masses of mankind

"I had demanded that we keep the Philadelphi route [along the Gaza-Egypt border] to counter the impression that we are running away from terrorism. The government is ignoring the reality: Terrorism is continuing, the Hamas is growing stronger, terrorists will smuggle weapons from Gaza to the southern West Bank.

and the all engulfing "Terror" proceeds from the Illuminated Hassidim of Sanhedrin to bring their king despot to all the earth and ensnare mankind via Noahide Laws, or death by decapitation.....are you listening people, are you listening in Judea? are you listening saints of the Living God the Word?

"I don't know when the terrorism will erupt in full force - my hope is that it won't ever. 

For he knows what the SSanhedrin has in store if the Olso II goes ahead as planned, the "Road Map to Hell of Bushitler and his Chabad Lovtobitchers of the Dragon who cries out while he is kicking humanity

But I am convinced today that the disengagement will eventually aggravate terrorism instead of reducing it. 

For then the TERROR upon all mankind will surely begin.

The security establishment also expects an increase in terrorism," Netanyahu wrote. "The withdrawal endangers Israel's security, divides its people and set the standards of the withdrawal to the '67 border," the finance minister summed.

They will have their Hassidic Pharisaic Rule or all mankind will suffer, and the "Lessser" jews is ITSREALHELL will be slain without mercy.

Netanyahu, a former prime minister and political hardliner, has long been conflicted over the Gaza withdrawal. He has voted in favor of the pullout in the cabinet, but tried to thwart the plan in parliamentary maneuvers.

for he is a LIAR of his father the murderer from the beginning, and now all of apostate Judeo-Churchinsanity the evangelicals are all with them and their vision against the Word of God and their Noahide Laws of the leaven of the yoke of the Assyrian of the Sanhedrin Sumerian Doctrine

Yisrael Maimon, the cabinet secretary, said on behalf of the cabinet that both the disengagement and the government's economic policies would continue unchanged.

He added that it was too early to speculate about who would replace the outgoing finance minister.

Netanyahu's dramatic decision was welcomed by a number of his allies, as well as a number of his opponents. Some expressed hopes that Netanyahu's move would prompt a wave of additional resignations, which would ultimately lead to the government's collapse, but others assessed that it would have minimal repercussions.

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Behold the Hater's of the jews, them who are now aligned with the Pharisaic Hassidim Chabad Lovtobitcher's of Hell, these who say the jews do not need Jesus the Christ, for they have their own covenant. The Televangelicals of the Covenant with Death and Hell are become two fold the children of the Pharisee's covenant wit death and hell

http://www.netanyahu.org/pasisprimmin.html

The eloquent statesman, rumored to be interested in seeking the prime minister's post again, came to San Antonio under tight security as a guest of the Rev. John Hagee, who built the church through his successful television ministry. Hagee said donations collected during the event would be dedicated to the relief effort.

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The Bloodlust of Judeo-Churchinsanity the proselytes of the shemborg collective of the Sanhedrin Beast of the Dragon

http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2003/629/sc1.htm

I received a phone call from Guyla Hills, a devout Catholic moviemaker, who calls herself a fundamentalist evangelical. Without knowing me prior to the call, she wanted to share her frustration. She said that she and, "thousands of other good Christians" are appalled at the message of Jerry Fallwell, Pat Robertson and others who are propagating a policy of hatred towards Arabs and Muslims and are supporting and actually advocating a policy of war against Iraq. She added that these people threaten the world with their crusading ideas. "Fortunately, not all Christians think like them, but unfortunately we don't have a microphone. They do," she added.

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May God the Father have Mercy on the "Lesser jews" who their Hassidic Pharisaic Leaders lead into the abyss

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Showdown in Kfar Darom
17:51 Aug 07, '05 / 2 Av 5765
By Hillel Fendel

Avraham Yitzchak Schwartz, who has lived in Kfar Darom for a year and heads the local anti-disengagement efforts, told Arutz-7 that neither the residents nor the army want a violent clash. "Right now," he said, "there is a busload of Border Guard forces outside the gates, and we don't want to fight them. But it's important that we wage a struggle against expulsion activities."

The incident began at 11 AM, when an army truck arrived and began dismantling the antenna - stationed just inside the community's gate - and loading its caravan base onto a truck. Dozens of youths and residents quickly assembled around and blocked it from moving. The antenna was in the service of the General Security Service.

After three and a half hours of standoff, Arutz-7 asked Schwartz, "If the Border Guardsmen have already arrived, what are they waiting for? Why don't they just come in, disperse the crowds and allow the truck to get going?"

"Because they also don't want a clash," Schwartz answered. "Sharon doesn't need television footage of violence against citizens now... Right now, I'm about to meet with the Deputy Brigade Commander and several other officers, and we'll see how to proceed from here." The meeting did not produce concrete results.

Arutz-7's Yishai Fleisher reported from the scene that the army forces are outnumbered by the residents, who are taking the opportunity to remind the soldiers of their basic obligations. "Soldier, policeman, refuse orders!" is one of the chants, but was replaced by several others in turn: "Am Yisrael Chai! (The People of Israel Lives)," "We Love the IDF," and "Plan What You Will, G-d is With Us."

Not the creator God from the beginning Jesus the Image of his father, who jewry denies.

The residents also wished to protest the deteriorating security situation. They maintain that the equipment that the army wishes to remove is necessary for the day-to-day safety of both the soldiers and the residents.

As a result of the standoff, the army closed off the Kisufim entrance to Gush Katif, fearing that more anti-disengagement forces would try to reach Kfar Darom. Many cars are stuck at Kisufim, including the parents, grandparents and other friends and relatives of an eight-day-old baby whose ritual circumcision is scheduled for this afternoon in Gush Katif.

they need to include the perversion of the Mohell's

Others among the assembled protestors began giving speeches, including Mrs. Chana Bart, who recently gave birth to a baby boy despite being paralyzed from the waist down following a terror attack. She was followed by Ro'i Har-Melekh, who said, "Do you see what you are doing? Do you really wish to remove this brave woman and her family from their home, after what they have gone through? Your true obligation at this point is to refuse orders, and not to destroy the homes of innocent Jews in the Land of Israel."

Holocaust Proxy even being used against fellow jews, after all their management depends upon anti-Shem blame

The speaker's brother, Shalom, was murdered in a terror attack in August 2003. Shalom's wife and son continue to live in Chomesh, one of the four Shomron communities also slated for destruction under the disengagement plan.

Around 5:15 PM, the truckdriver - hired by the army to remove the equipment - apparently decided to give up, and tried to back up and unload the equipment. The crowd broke out into cheers for the driver, named Herzl. Herzl said he doesn't need this job: "It's not worth one cent for me if even one Jew gets hurt here."

Several hours earlier, a few of the youths tried to let the air out of the truck's tires; the driver yelled out, "I did nothing bad to you, so don't involve me!" The youths then backed off.

Arutz-7's homepage will provide continuous updates on the situation in Kfar Darom in its Latest News section

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Hassidim of the king of the North Aholah show appreciation to Netanyahoo

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Yesha Council applauds Netanyahu's move

By Haaretz Service

Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's resignation on Sunday raised a storm of reactions in the country's political and financial circles.

The resignation, instigated by the impending pullout from the Gaza Strip and the northern West Bank, was applauded by the Yesha Council of settlements, (Hassidic Chabad Lovtobitchers of the Dragon and his son of Perdcition of Sanhedrin Moshiach ben Dragon they are about to "REVEAL" )  which commended Netanyahu "for showing national responsibility and leadership, for deciding not to lend his hand in the uprooting of Jewish communities to encourage terror."

ensuring his place in their Hoodlum haha of their Dragon who they worship

But politicians from the left blasted Netanyahu's move saying he placed his personal interests ahead of national considerations and was avoiding responsibility. "I presume he is striving to save [the Likud] primaries votes," Infrastructure Minister Benjamin Ben Eliezer (Labor) said.

"Netanyahu is again revealing his true colors in historic moments," he said.

14: And in those times there shall many stand up against the king of the south: also the robbers of thy people shall exalt themselves to establish the vision; but they shall fall.

Labor Party Secretary General, MK Eitan Cabel, said in reaction to the announcement: "Good riddance."

Housing and Construction Minister Isaac Herzog called on Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to name a Labor MK as the next finance minister.

MK Yossi Sarid (Meretz-Yahad) said Netanyahu's resignation is a blessed occasion for Israel's unemployed, poor, disabled and residents of development towns who have been the main victims of the finance minister's policies in recent years.

"All of the weak and weakened in Israeli society need to breath a sign of relief. It's no coincidence that Netanyahu chose to resign one day ahead of the publication of the National Insurance Institute's poverty report," Sarid said.

Meretz-Yahad Chairman Yossi Beilin said Netanyahu?s resignation is one small step in the finance minister?s zigzagged route, and one large step for the weaker sectors in Israel, who will pay the full price for his three-year tenure.

There was no immediate reaction from the Prime Minister's Office, but Cabinet Secretary Yisrael Maimon said that the government's financial policy will not change following the resignation.

Knesset Speaker Reuven Rivlin congratulated Netanyahu on his decision, but expressed doubt on whether the move would stop the disengamement plan. He called on the other Likud minister to follow Netanyahu.

Netanyahu, who had spearheaded a vast reform of Israel's market, rattled the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange with his announcement.

14: And in those times there shall many stand up against the king of the south: also the robbers of thy people shall exalt themselves to establish the vision; but they shall fall.

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Focus: Netanyahu opens race for power - a moment too late?

By Bradley Burston, Haaretz correspondent

It was the classic campaign launch from the classic campaigner. The candidate is still formally unannounced, but Benjamin Netanyahu left no doubt Sunday evening that his gaze was fixed on a return to power.

For more than half a decade, Netanyahu waited for his moment to return to center stage, and to power. Sunday night, he made his move.

"The moment of truth has arrived," Netanyahu said in bolting the government with a fierce condemnation of the disengagement. "At the moment of truth, a man - especially a leader - must ask himself 'What are you doing, what do you stand for, what are you fighting for?'"

Broadening his call, he said he understood the desire of Israelis to leave Gaza, and to work for peace.

Taking to the stump, by turns presidential and emotional, he was unsparing in praise. He had been right about Oslo, he said. He had been right about the Palestinians, right about handing them guns, right about the pullout. He had been right about the economy, right about growth and economic reform.

But had he been right about the resignation?

After a landslide defeat in 1999 elections, he had entrusted the leadership of the Likud to Ariel Sharon in what the outgoing prime minister saw as a caretaker role. The has-been Sharon was to rise to power, offering Netanyahu the apparent poison pill of the treasury portfolio.

Netanyahu, for his part, gambled on an economic policy as politically risky as Sharon's disengagement, his free-market policies appearing to strike at the very strata of society that had been his power base in the Likud.

Now he has embarked on a new gamble. Netanyahu believes he can ride his residual strength within the Likud, coupled with the party hawks' antipathy to Sharon, to the party chairmanship.

From there, the flaccidity of the Labor Party could ensure a Netanyahu victory in general elections, however anemic it may be.

The key question is one for which Netanyahu was prepared: Did he wait too long to resign from the government and make his move? Has he already lost his credibility in the eyes of the right?