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PROTOCOL No. 2

1. It is indispensable for our purpose that wars, so far as possible, should not result in territorial gains: war will thus be brought on to the economic ground, where the nations will not fail to perceive in the assistance we give the strength of our predominance, and this state of things will put both sides at the mercy of our international AGENTUR; which possesses millions of eyes ever on the watch and unhampered by any limitations whatsoever. Our international rights will then wipe out national rights, in the proper sense of right, and will rule the nations precisely as the civil law of States rules the relations of their subjects among themselves

American Jewish leaders, Israeli officials and New York politicians gathered in Manhattan to pray for the recovery of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.

“When your father is desperately ill, we his children feel very worried, nearly orphaned and very, very sad,” Dan Gillerman, Israel’s permanent representative at the United Nations, said during Thursday’s event at the Israeli Consulate in New York.

Clergy read psalms and prayers for the health of Sharon, who is in an induced coma after suffering a serious stroke Wednesday night. Others offered recollections of encounters with Sharon.

Also addressing the gathering, sponsored jointly with the Conference of President of Major American Jewish Organizations, were Arye Mekel, consul general of Israel in New York; Rep. Charles Rangel (D-N.Y.); New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver; the new speaker of New York’s City Council, Christine Quinn; Harold Tanner, chairman of the Presidents Conference; and Malcolm Hoenlein, executive vice chairman of the conference.

Hoenlein said Sharon “embodies all that we had hoped for Israel” and that he always appreciated the American Jewish community.

Rv:13:3: And I saw one of his heads as it were wounded to death; and his deadly wound was healed: and all the world wondered after the beast.

Satmar Admits NYC Vote Deal – Haredim Use Holocaust To Threaten Bloomberg

Three haredi rabbis enter Gracie Mansion, Thursday, January 5, 2006.
[Photo: Don Hogan Charles/The New York Times.]

In a shocking admission reported in today's New York Times, the Brooklyn-based Satmar-controlled Yiddish language newspaper Der Blatt has admitted a quid-pro-quo deal with NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg. Reached just before the November mayoral election, the deal was to allow metzitza b'peh, the oral-to-genital-suctioning of the circumcision wound, to continue unabated despite its clear links to transmission of neonatal herpes, a disease that is sometimes fatal and that often causes brain damage. In return, Satmar and other hasidic and haredi groups would vote as a block for Bloomberg. Der Blatt writes:

"What has been promised to us prior to the recent elections - and this was the only request we made - was that the subject of metzitzah b'peh should be completely untouched by the city department of health," the editorial said. "This and only this was the reason why thousands of Orthodox Jews registered themselves to vote, undersigned a petition to the mayor, came out in droves, men, women and children, to an unprecedented rally."

So now the haredim are crying foul after NYC's heath commissioner issued an unprecedented warning about the dangers of MBP:

The dispute, which had the mayor trying to calm rabbinical leaders at Gracie Mansion yesterday in what his aides called a frank exchange, has put Mr. Bloomberg in the rare position of balancing a key constituency against the policies of one of his most trusted commissioners. And it occurs against the backdrop of the roiling ethnic politics of New York, with Orthodox leaders having threatened to disrupt the mayor's inauguration last Sunday by wearing yellow stars like the ones Jews were forced to wear in Nazi Germany. …

Their sick satanic PROXY of shame

A key force behind this disgusting behavior is Rabbi David Niederman, whose Satmar-controlled CRC beit din (religious court) had promised to investigate the mohel linked to three herpes cases, Rabbi Yitzchok Fischer, and return a verdict by December 1st. When this did not happen, and when two weeks passed without any word from Rabbi Niederman, the health commissioner issued his letter warning Jews of the danger. (Strangely, the New York Times fails to mention this well-publicized, verified connection.) Rabbi Niederman is also playing the race card:

Because it is the jewyork times

"We chose America because of religious freedom. That's why we are here," Rabbi Niederman said this week in an interview at City Hall. "There is no compromise on this issue, because we know it is safe."

and they want their murderous Pedophiles to continue

But the most telling admission in this is what may be the new delaying tactic approved by Bloomberg – a committee of physicians, some who oppose MBP and some (there are only a handful of these) who support it, who will work together to find "common ground."

But how can common ground be found when the facts are these:

[NYC's health commissioner] Dr. Frieden said his hand was forced when his department discovered the new cases of neonatal herpes - one coming in the spring, the other, in which the infant suffered brain damage, coming in October - and conclusively determined that they and the earlier cases were caused by metzitzah b'peh.

Yet, the city is refusing to act, and backtracking from its earlier position:

[Dr. Frieden] emphasized that the city had no plans to take more aggressive action against the procedure. "I really have bought into the worldview that says for some part of the community metzitzah b'peh is integral to circumcision, and circumcision is integral to being Jewish," he said.

and being Talmudic jewish is integral to worshipping the dragon

In other words, Bloomberg and Company have caved in to haredi blackmail and vote selling.

Bloomberg has also promised haredim something else he cannot deliver on, unless he is willing to sacrifice more defenseless children on the alter of Ba'al:

And, in a message heard loud and clear by rabbinical leaders, Mr. Bloomberg said on his radio program, "It is not the government's business to tell people how to practice their religion," although he also promised, "We're going to do a study, and make sure that everyone is safe."

Such a "study" will have to allow MBP to continue, perhaps for several years, and several more tragidies.

murders

A couple months ago, Christopher Hitchens, the widely read influential columnist, noted that Bloomberg is very ready to "protect" adults from their legal vices, but has totally dropped the ball in the case of defensless babies:

"He has made it legally impossible to have a cigarette and a cocktail at the same time, anywhere in the city," fumed the writer Christopher Hitchens on Slate in August. "I'll trade him his stupid prohibitionist ban if he states clearly that it is the government's business to protect children from religious fanatics."

I doubt Hitchens will get what he's asking for. Why? Because normal, educated adults do not vote in massive blocks under the direction of rabbis – rabbis who wear large black hats to cover their tiny minds.

Sharon is Rushed to Operating Room
13:21 Jan 06, '06 / 6 Tevet 5766
By Hillel Fendel

11 U.S. Troops Killed in One Day in Iraq

Published: January 6, 2006

BAGHDAD, Iraq, Jan. 6 - The American military confirmed the deaths of six more servicemen from insurgent attacks on Thursday - the same day suicide bombers in Karbala and Ramadi killed at least 130 people - bringing the one-day American military death toll to 11.