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June 17, 2020 - Know More News - Adam Green
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Jacob, Esau, & the Destruction of Amalek
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This guy writes here, the alliance of Ishmael, it's Islam and Edom Christianity at the end times will bring forth what is known as the Antichrist.
I thought it was uh gonna be uh whoever Moshiach is would be antichrist.
But anyway, the antithesis to Moshiach for the three names, and then he adds them up.
But uh I want to talk about this what he says about Esau here.
Oh, wait, that's sorry.
You sent me this article.
There is one opinion that Sihon symbolizes Esau and Og symbolizes okay.
Moses was this is funny.
Moses was able to conquer Esau, but was afraid of Og because Og was circumcised on the same day.
Yeah, I just wanted to note that if if you didn't tell your audience is that all these articles are multiple years old, and you know, this concept of the meaning of 846, you know, that these people didn't just write the articles uh recently, these articles are years old.
Right.
Yeah, important to note that.
Um here we have the next Esau.
Ishmael is the waste product of Abraham, and Esau is the waste product of Isaac, and Edom is the waste product of Israel.
Now, David, I've seen many rabbis and in many articles saying that Edom is Rome is the West is Christian, Christianity is America.
And this guy is saying that we are waste product of Israel.
Is that supremacist?
Well, he's not saying it, he was saying the Zohar says it.
Is the Zohar supremacist and well it's gonna come into kind of like the iconoclasm and burning down statues, if you say or or tearing down statues and what people said in ancient times and talk about slavery, because obviously the Bible and the Talmud, although had a concept of justice for slavery, um, were not anti-slavery.
In fact, it was generally uh the reform Jews and and the Jews that went away from uh the religion that ended up uh fighting against slavery because the religion had generally had a sanctioned method of slavery, it's uh condoned in the Bible, and there's different ways to understand that.
Uh, but you know, saying eventually the Bible has to be banned, God forbid, because of political correctness, and uh you know, is where the Bible you know in essence from a modern-day perspective is the most politically uncorrect of all books.
I'm happy that you you uh acknowledge there that the Torah condones slavery, because I just learned this last week.
You know, it's the media and in all the narrative right now is that Europeans should be blamed as the sole people in history for slavery, and and I watched a special from Professor Tony Martin, who who says that it was Jews that were dominating the slave trade with the ships and the auctions and and their rate of ownership in the United States and just running it all over Europe, you know, for um centuries.
And then I learned that the justification, the religious justification for the enslaved enslavement of Africans was uh justified through the Talmud and the story of Ham and some uh extra-rabbinical interpretations of that story.
I just got uh um Picker Piketty's uh new book, Capital, I mean the famous French uh economist he had written the book Capital and Inequality, and now he's got a new book on uh capital and uh ideology.
I just looking over, it's on my desk right now.
Uh but you know, if you have this kind of like fantasy that in ancient times there was this kind of fantasy world where you say, no, in all likelihood, slavery was a given, and in ancient times, slavery uh was basically the reality of more than 90% of humanity,
and even up into Europe, according to Piketty, um, until like uh you know, really Less than a thousand years ago, probably most Europeans would have been in some status that is largely equivalent to slavery if they weren't actually slobby shackled.
Is where the term came from that we have.
But I was saying all societies, but saying slavery was a if you believe in evolution and uh but saying that slavery was a natural thing, and uh even till today, slavery is still common, and it uh slowly was eradicated, and from a pro-Judaic uh perspective,
you would say that uh your Judaism was the first the Torah gives rights to slaves, and it uh although you know obviously it's not good to be a slave, and and from a Torah perspective of uh justice, um slavery is the proper punishment for things like um not being able to pay your debts,
yeah, or uh or stealing or or crimes that that you so you either have to take a historical approach to look what was society like in that day or to give like modern equivalents, but yeah, I mean clearly the Torah says uh the prophets say that uh slavery is the punishment for not being able to pay your debt.
It said you could also beat your slave, and as long as they don't die, there's no punishment.
It's condoned.
But I want to shift gears back to this article here.
So, Edom is the waste product of Israel.
Even though Edom at the simple level is another name for Esau, so Jacob and Esau story, at the deeper level, Edom is primordial chaos according to Kabbalah, and represents the antithesis that precedes Israel, precedes Israel.
Esau and Jacob are brothers, the deep descent of Esau be produces Edom, and the ascent of Jacob produces Israel.
As it is written, quote, he that is filthy, let me be filthy still still, and he that is holy, let him be holy still.
So this is what's that revelations?
It's saying that Esau is filthy, that's Chris the Christian West now that rabbis believe, and Jacob is in Israel is holy.
Not very nice.
Wouldn't you say?
Well, I mean, it depends what lens you're interpreting, interpreting it's a good thing.
From the lens of being Esau, not Jacob.
Well, even from the say the soul, the purpose of your um being created, the purpose of taking uh birth, and uh you know what's going to happen after death and the terms of ultimate redemption, um you know, from a current uh secular modern understanding of uh life and morals,
uh, but from uh you know true picture of a believer, you have to uh you look at I don't call an alternative reality, uh, but uh you know through a different lens, and uh you know uh because I think we're gonna you know maybe mention some stuff regarding Jeffrey Epstein should mention that uh most Kabbalists believe that Edom was migrated from Rome to the British royalty,
and and uh you know, some conspiracy so if you think of uh you know maybe uh Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew from a typical uh British uh uh uh conspiracy type theory or even mainstream belief of uh of the Kabbalist to say that uh is it possible that Prince Andrew is actually a direct descendant of Asaf.
And if the Kabbalist would say that uh you know this uh that that uh this is your perspective that uh you know the controllers of Europe in the West are in fact the descendants of uh Asaf and uh you know who that is, if it's the Rome, if it's the Pope, or if it's uh you know the Queen of England.
The Christian West.
Okay, this is this is a painting here of Jacob and Esau.
We're gonna talk about this a little bit.
Interesting, you and me could almost uh play off uh re recreate this image of Jacob and Esau right now a little bit, couldn't we?
Well, no, I mean you're not a redhead.
You're you're if you're no, I'm blonde and white, and I turn red in the in the sun.
That's close enough.
Well, maybe is clearly uh you know given the symbol of red.
So we have Esau is Edom, red and hairy, Jacob dominated him by deception.
Jacob bought Esau's birthright when Isaac was dying, Jacob with Rebecca cheated Esau out of his father's blessing.
Not very nice again to Esau.
The birthright, of course, is uh the group that Adelson and all the the Jewish billionaire philanthropists fund to send Jews back to Israel.
Chabad is the number one organizer of the trips as well.
I've I've done videos on Jacob and Esau in the pack, but just wanted to go through a couple of these uh interesting things to note here.
Uh Jacob means relatively perfect man, so the Jews are relatively perfect.
Esau was a Sav, meaning worthless.
Shed neg uh Jewish commentary shed negative light on Esau because of his rivalry with Jacob.
Um Esau would agitate to come out, and he was an I an idol worshiper.
Like they believe Christianity is idol worship.
Well, not to you know be the one here defending Esau, but I'm obviously Isaac's favorite son.
Isaac prefers Esau over Jacob, and Esau had uh you know qualities.
He was a great hunter, he was a great swordsman.
Um what is God say about uh uh Esau though?
He hated him, right?
I'm not sure where you said where you got that.
I'll show you.
So it also Jacob is an idiom for the heel some statements, but no, I'm saying generally the Kabbalists uh a lot of them believe that Esau will some say repent and uh um I mean the the basic prophecies in the Bible say that uh when the Jews behave good, Esau works on our behalf, and when the Jews behave poorly, Esau um oppresses us.
It's the clear verse in the blessing when uh Jacob uh pretends to be Esau and gets the blessing, and then Esau gets his blessing, he's saying that uh no, unfortunately Esau is condemned to be second status to serve largely at service to the descendants of Jacob.
However, when the descendants of Jacob um behave improperly, then uh Esau will be given a free hand to you know, God forbid do what he's good at.
To persecute them to make them stronger, and to bring them back to the Torah.
Right?
Well, yeah, I'm saying that that historically, you know, like the Jews were people of the book, where people inside the tent, as where Esau is the man outside the tent.
And uh, you know, so there's good and bad to it, and if it means you're the guy on the outside of the tent doing the work so that I could be intellectual on the inside of the tent with somewhat of a classical, and as long as I behave, you're gonna keep on defending me and feeding me.
Uh but if I start misbehaving, you're gonna destroy me.
And that's uh you basically uh the pattern that the prophecy lays out.
And the prophecy uh ultimately Jews believe that Esau will either serve Jacob or be destroyed, which is uh No, and the prophecy says that Jacob will be destroyed by Esau.
I mean, at the end of the day, God will defend Jacob, but the prophecy is saying that no, Jacob is not is not going to be the one destroying Esau.
Esau is the man of the field, Esau is the hunter, Esau's the person who's good with swords.
Is that where Ovadia Yosef gets the Gentiles were were made by God to serve us in the fields?
And that Gentiles are only here, the Goem are only here to serve the Jews.
This is this is where it comes from.
Jacob's blessing, right?
And well, and actually it should be Esau that got the birth, right?
Because he was the first son, but there's the idiom for deceptive behavior, grasp the heel.
They say Jacob was holding on to Esau's heel because he wanted to be the firstborn, because he wanted to be chosen so much.
They say Esau is headstrong person who acts impulsively, so Gentiles are dumb and you know have reptile brains.
Um blah blah blah, what's up?
Well, you put in a pejorative, but I'm saying from a believer's perspective.
This is clearly pejorative.
This is clearly negative towards Esau.
You want to be in the field.
Like, okay, Duvid is the book where we don't want to be your slaves, do it.
Look, reading Jacob shows his willingness, greater intelligence in forethought.
Hmm.
Right?
Ashkenazi IQ here.
In saying that, you know, that's the kind of duvid the Jews as management.
And sometimes there's a dispute between management and and uh labor, uh, But the grass is greener on the other side.
It's saying the people who are you know enjoy being in the field all day, they don't really want to uh you know all uh you read a bunch of books, and the people reading a bunch of books, they don't want to go in the field.
So, in theory, from the biblical perspective, it's a symbiotic relationship of uh different people being uh you having different proclivities and purposes, working together towards a greater good.
Heal the world and usher in the uh Moshiach.
This is funny too.
However, it also alludes to Jacob being thrifty, too.
So I wonder where that trope came from, right?
Esau, this is the Torah.com.
Esau, the ancestors of Rome, Christianity, they say it became Christianity.
Two nations are in your womb, two separate people shall issue from your body, one people shall be mightier than the other, and the older shall serve the younger.
That's the that's the prophecy.
Israel will rule over Edom.
Nevertheless, wait, that's uh a different time.
Hold on.
We already went over those ones too.
The defeat of Gog and Magog in this guy's article means the defeat of Esau, Christianity, and Islam will precipitate the Messianic redemption.
So hear that, Muslims and Christians.
The final Tishab, the final redemption.
We already showed this.
This is where it says we're filthy and we're waste.
We're your waste product.
And it's amazing that this is what rabbis believe about Esau, which is which is me, basically, and then I get attacked by Canary Mission and ADL and others saying that I'm I'm a supremacist.
Uh-huh.
You're incorrect.
I'm saying Esau is the descendant of Abraham.
If you're European, you're a descendant of Noah.
He's saying that uh if you're Esau, you're a close cousin, you're you know, essentially um you're just the product of Abraham that ended up eventually um dominating in the West.
So if you're a Westerner, according to the biblical influence uh understanding, you're under the influence of Aes of You're not Aes of, you're not descended from Aesov.
It's possible that you know Prince Andrew might be ace of um, but but it's saying like uh but the ace of is so to say royal blooded and the leader of the West.
Your average Westerner is not Aes of he is under the influence of Aes of Well, they they call Trump the leader of Edom as well.
So Jacob was an obedient Torah scholar, uh and and Esau doesn't have the birthright.
That that's the big thing, you know, like the birthright organization.
Let me try to here's here's the blessing to Jacob.
That's where Isaac made the blessing to Jacob.
This is like the ancient hatred that Jews have had for Gentiles, and in particular Christianity and Europeans.
He blessed Jacob with abundant physical blessings and dominion over all, particularly his brother.
I mean, your religion teaches that you guys are supposed to rule over us and rule the world, essentially.
Ultimately, though, this is Habad.org.
Ultimately, though, Jacob would triumph and would have mastery over Esau and all his descendants.
Here we go.
One more from Chabad.
Jacob is a pure man.
Where while Esau is in the fields, and he Jacob is goodness in purity, and Esau represents evil.
So we are just born evil.
Okay, let me skip forward here now.
And this is what This is what uh rabbis teach.
This is why we never get an honest uh conversation about the causes for anti-Semitism because you guys make it seem like there's no not you guys, I'm not gonna include you, but ADL, the media, a lot of you know Jewish organizations.
There's no valid, legitimate criticism of uh anything Jews do.
No one ever liked the Jews.
Because it's in their DNA.
As Rabishimobalukai says, a sav soneliakov.
A Sav hates Yaakov.
And the Rambom says that even though Asav sometimes he doesn't know why he hates Yaakov.
Nonetheless, he still hates him.
The Gwim don't really know why they hate you.
See, he's saying that we hate you, we're we're born hating you, and we don't even know why.
See that's how that's ridiculous.
And it in it and it gives all Jews like a victim persecution complex.
Well, I mean, have you thought much about the the hard problem of consciousness?
Oh, I don't want to talk about consciousness.
I want to talk about here here is uh it is a natural law that Esau hates Jacob.
It's like a law of nature, they say.
Well, I was saying science or any given person can't really explain...
Uh the origins of motivations, uh, you know, what motivates people, what why people do what they do, uh, how people develop their thoughts or interpret information.
There's a lot of you know, knowledge of psychology and neurology, but in general, you know, the hard problem of consciousness has not been solved, and we don't really know uh why people act the way we act.
So from uh a biblical perspective, you're saying we have a system uh largely in beliefs from the prophets, uh that was given from a divine source that explains the motives of people and the essential purpose between uh humanity.
So you could critique that you could be okay.
I've looked at your Jewish religion and your understanding for you know why the world was created and what's the purpose of all humanity and all these things, and reject um the answers, but he's saying, you know, generally there's no good answers to these questions, and and that's why humans have religion,
and uh the you know the Jewish religion has our sages and our understanding, and uh you could see the influence on society, and you could be a critic or uh supporter, and uh you know I'm trying to be somewhat objective and saying, you know, this is my religion, this is uh my ancestry, you know, this is uh what my ancestors believed and propagated, and largely what I propagate, and trying to uh defend that and put it in a positive light.
Although, you know, I'm willing to I don't know how you can spin this into a positive light.
Well, because to say that that you're putting in a pejorative something that in essence is gonna be good for you.
If you were if you were uh European Gentile, would you what would you think about your religion?
And what you guys say about Esau.
What there's a lot of statements.
Well, you're saying there's some sort of symbiotic relationship between peoples, between Jews and Europeans, and all of humanity, the universal brotherhood of man.
Well, that's the paradigm that your religion is.
And you say that that symbiotic relationship between Europeans and Jews or or blacks and Jews or all peoples is largely positive.
People have free will, and some people make good and bad decisions, some people uh corruptly use their power, some Jewish organizations uh you know may be better than others, some may have largely negative influences, but the symbiotic relationship generally between Jews and Gentiles is positive, and your average Gentile is you deserve it.
I don't think Jewish groups would say that their their relationship with Europeans is great.
I hear them always talking about how much they hate Europeans.
Look, uh and I'm gonna show you they're wanting to bring down all the statues uh all over Europe for uh for persecution.
Well, I mean, if it would it if I said all the books and statements where Jews said good things about Europeans or various nations, or just the product of uh of uh thousands of years of uh symbiotically Living together in society that there's been bad points and there's been good points,
uh, but a lot of the structure of modern uh civilization and a lot of the good things that we have in terms of just having a coherent uh society, technology, industry, economy, uh, is based upon symbiotic relationships between the Jewish people, Europeans, and all peoples.
Okay.
Let's continue on with Latman.
Listen to this.
There are people that are born with an anti Semitic feeling.
They hate Jews.
They don't know why, what for, where does it come from, but they can't stand them.
I met such people too.
The people in the world they don't exactly know what's the reason for it, but feeling bad towards Jews is something natural.
It's embedded in nature.
No one can do anything about it.
Yeah, but it's something that truly comes from the very foundation of the world.
That Jews are that group that bear inside them the plan and the program for the correction of the world.
So he's saying that people hate Jews, they don't know why, but it's because you guys are destined to heal the world.
Well, I think what he's saying is really I mean, it's not what he's saying, and I'm not against Leitman, I don't largely agree with him, and you're saying he's not even covering his head, he's not even wearing a yarmika, he's not really considered from the sages.
I'm not here to insult him.
Um even if you looked at the Lababaj Rebbe who might also say some very ick uh extreme statements, he's saying that people hate order, they hate being told what to do, they hate not being able to sin and get away with it, that a person has a natural inclination and desire to sin, and uh the person's your uh dissonance who created is is there a method for me to sin and get away with it?
So when you look at the elite and corrupt people or Kushner type uh things like that, you're saying this guy is making a calculation in his head that I could sin and get away with it.
So when a person says, I hate God forbid Jews, or or to say, I hate God, I hate order itself, really it's just a form of selfishness that the person, the reason they hate God, the reason they hate Jews, uh, is because they want to be able to sin and get away with it, and they say, Why can't I sin and get away with it?
It's because God and God won't let me sin and get away with it.
And uh, so that is somewhat basic uh kabbalistic, uh, but you know, your hatred of Jews is not necessarily some sort of like uh I mean, according to Leitman, he would say it is, but you know, generally it's a sublimation of the desire to be able to sin and get away with it.
You see, I I look at this and I see this is the Rebbe's speech.
Esau feels that Jacob is different than him because the fact is that Jacob is different.
So he's teaching all these little Lubovichers that Esau hates them for no reason, and that they're it's because they're better than them, basically.
No, it's not a good thing.
Jacob is different.
Yes.
I like the example of just management and labor, saying there's a natural dispute between management and labor, but it doesn't mean there has to be a continual war, and it doesn't mean you can't reach a fair agre agreement.
It's okay, you might you know be a basketball player, and and you know, grass is greener on the other side, and you're like, damn, like my my Jewish manager is making a whole bunch more money than and I'm doing all the work, and like, you know, so I'd rather be in management.
But like, no, at the end of the day, grass is greener on the other side, and uh society is most productive when management and labor gets uh gets along together.
Alright, well, I find it offensive that you think that Jews are management and Gentiles are labor.
Look at this one from Chabad.
Why does Esau hate Jacob?
The bottom line is that Esau hates Jacob no matter what Jacob does, Esau hates him.
This is not having any self-awareness.
Have you ever why don't these rabbis or Chabad think maybe the Gentiles don't like us because of what our beliefs are towards them?
Because it's based on a creation story.
You're looking, you're trying to use modern methods of uh logic.
Well, I mean, yeah, I mean you're you're using logic in the scientific method.
Rational.
But are you you're rejecting the fundamental cosmological creation story of what is the origin of humanity and saying what is the origin of different peoples, different nations, different peoples, and the Jewish religion in the Bible has an exact cosmology of this is the origin of different nations and people, and here's why we're all different and uh live in different places.
And so if you're saying you fundamentally reject the biblical explanation for why there's different nations and people, and uh, but then at the same time, you're internally judging that very system when you uh reject the the fundamental principles that created that system.
It still just sounds like you know masters and slaves to me, manager and workers.
So here I just want to show this.
Esau's descendants compromise the nation of Edom, and Breaking Israel News says Trump could initiate building of third temple as head of Edom.
So very clearly they believe Trump is the head of Edom, that means America is the Edomites.
What happens?
What is God, what are the prophets say is going to happen to the Edomites and the end times?
It says that we're gonna make a tikkun, a reparation, repent, and help rebuild the temple to become Noahides and serve you.
And I've seen the Jama the Gamacheria where it's six hundred and thirteen Torah commandments, and then the seven Noahide laws and six twenty equals Messiah or something like that.
Well, I put it to you what more theological you know, does Adam Green, what is your opinion on reincarnation?
The origin of the world.
It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter.
My opinions are completely irrelevant to this.
That we're talking about what rabbis are saying and what they're writing and what they believe.
They think that Edom is the descendants of Rome, i.e.
Christianity, i.e.
the Christian Western civilization.
And then the rabbis are saying something fundamentally on politically correct, and then the Bible clearly says this the second commandment.
God, you know, God forbid is an angry, jealous God who meets the sins of the fathers upon the children for three and four generations, but is trustworthy to reward the righteous for a thousand generations, and the Bible has a system of the sins of the fathers visiting the children.
And if you're looking for the status of certain nations and peoples in their current circumstance, the Bible generally has um the reason for the current circumstances of nations and peoples is because of the sins or good deeds of their ancestors, and that's intrinsically uh what today would largely be called a racist idea.
Blood libel.
That's the blood libel that Jews say is anti-Semitic to say, oh, we're blaming you for your ancestors killing Jesus, but you can blame Gentiles for what Esau did, or or blame all Germans for uh world war.
That's not the perspective of a believer.
So you say, okay, yes, there are ADL and Jewish organizations, and so you got Latman and uh um you're the head of the ADL, and these guys don't wear yarmicas, and they might occasionally go to synagogue, but they're not believers in the Jewish tradition.
They them self-reject what the sages uh say, although they largely act on a Jewish national strategy.
So if you're asking Duvid, what do the books say, what do the sages say?
Your verse, you're asking me to what what are you know Goyim and uh you know, Gentiles and modern day Jews and all these political commentary, and uh we'll say I want to interpret this through the lens of biblical prophecy, and then you're switching to like, well, you know, like you know you're just uh we're talking about prophecy.
I see prophecy being fulfilled of Edom being destroyed and the Christian West being destroyed.
I see that's that's why the 846-9-11, the 846 George Floyd plays into all of this.
Look at this one.
He always has free will.
I mean, okay, well, let's let's it's a warning that we might be destroyed, and I think that's pretty clear.
Like anybody watching the news, and like, yeah, there's a pretty good warning going on first with coronavirus, and then with all these protests and uh uh racial tension that we could be headed for uh disaster, and that's uh you know, all the prophecies are set up in that manner.
These are warnings for us to repent, and should we repent and change our ways, we could enter uh a messianic era of peace and prosperity for all peoples, but should we not repent and change our ways?
That God forbid the um this is just a sign of uh things that are gonna continually get worse and worse.
Okay, well, this sounds like it's getting worse here.
Habad.org says terror in our time, Kabbalah prophecies in a prophecy that most of the commentators say refers to the end of days, we have Edom and Ishmael will fight against each other because their religions are different, and Edom is the uncircumcised, so the Christians.
And now look at this, what this rabbi has to say.
And mind you, what's happening with mass immigration and all the Jewish groups that have historically been behind that in in European countries, like your barber specters and stuff, watch this.
It's the end of days.
You're gonna need the iron of Hesav, which represents Edom, which is the West, uh Europe and the Americas.
To get intermixed with Yeshman, which is intermixed with the Arabs.
Which is basically Arabs and Muslims.
How in the world was this ever gonna happen if not for this refugee crisis?
At the end of days, you're gonna have this intermixing between Esav, Edom, which is the West, and the East, which is the Muslims and the um and the Arabs, making this through this influx into the world.
And they're gonna have children, you know, larger than the people there, and they're going to have conquer number.
And there are many different sources for this.
Um, one of them in uh in Yahzred, chapter 14, and many other sources, as far as this is concerned, where it's mentioned very, very um vividly what will happen to the Jews and what will happen to your shalom and what will happen to the world at that time, where there will be many, many people killed, and so on and so forth.
So the idea of having these refugees come into Europe, it's no longer a matter of whether it's right or wrong.
It's just simply a fulfillment of what it was meant to be all along.
This is the fulfillment of the Rehazan and the prophecies.
This has to happen, and this is just another sign that we are nearing, you know, the completion of the stiquant of the entire world.
What do you think about that?
Because I mean there's no other way to interpret it besides this rabbi thinks the refugees going into Europe is good because they're gonna conquer them, and this is gonna usher in the Messiah.
I'm not sure.
I I think generally the sages um would tell you that these things are signs to repent and would give warnings that uh you know, God forbid these calamities uh will befall all of humanity, that uh you know that uh um if redemption comes and humanity's not ready for it,
uh you know, don't be so sure that uh you know I'm gonna be from the righteous and there's gonna be all these riots in the street, but because I'm righteous, um, you know, somehow uh things are gonna work out good for me.
And and in fact, uh the you know the basic biblical prophecies are saying that no, and it's gonna be miraculous.
It's gonna be some sort of scenario where you have the whole world against the Jews, and and it's not through military, it's through uh miracle where God comes down and says, like, no, like it is the Jews.
I'm on the side of the Jews, and the Jews are gonna win, but not because of a conspiracy um but through miraculous means.
So I a lot of these preachers or internet people don't really give the message of the actual Kabbalistic text, because the Kabbalistic text always you know generally source our sins.
The root cause of this is not you know the the evil of the nations or ace of uh the root cause of it is essentially our sins.
And we're saying, why are these bad things happening?
They're happening because I messed up because I sinned and I deserve this.
Well, all we're hearing right now is the person who doesn't give you that.
I would just say any person who doesn't give you that perspective is hard to uh take them seriously religiously, and even the Lababich Rebbe, who had a more positivistic uh you know, approach, uh, you know, generally said, you want to stop these bad things from happening, it's upon you.
You gotta go out there, you gotta, you know, if it's spread the Noahide laws, you gotta do random acts of loving kindness and help people and uh you know visit prisons and uh uh be Involved in uh social justice.
So I mean you you play these clips of these internet uh preachers and they might be saying what the book said, but but I think it's important to add the perspective uh that uh the text actually say and saying sinning is serious and uh we we have to be very careful not to sin and there's horrible consequences uh attached to sin, and you can't just blame our you can't blame your sins on the goyam.
So if you're sitting there like I'm a goy and you're listening to all these internet Kabbalists, and they basically seem to be saying it's all the Goyam's fault, as saying that's not really a true perspective of Kabul.
I mean, most of the Kabbalists would you know would say you gotta fast, you gotta sleep on the floor, you gotta you know do penance, you gotta give all your money away.
You can't just blame your problems on the Goyam.
Okay.
The Messiah will only return once Edom Christianity will be totally destroyed.
Is it good news that Islam invades Europe?
It's excellent news.
It means the coming of the Messiah.
Excellent news.
We're gonna pay a hundredfold.
Islam is the broom of Israel, you have to know it.
And then one more on who Edom is.
Dom becomes America.
Why?
Because it America is a dome, after all.
Aesov?
Who in modern-day terms is really basically uh, you know, um do one of them is is uh is America, and America is slowly turning, especially Trump toward Israel.
So America is Esau.
I would defend my position against these Kabbalists.
I'm not here to speak against these rabbis, um, but my interpretation is that okay, coronavirus generally hit Jews worse than other people.
Statistically, um, you know, especially compared to Europeans, maybe not compared to African Americans, uh, but Orthodox Jews uh suffer disproportionately from the coronavirus.
And even uh, you know, God forbid, if you if you said there was a uh you know, so to say uprising of African Americans against the corrupt system, that generally Jews are suffering worse than white people in general, because you know, we live in urban areas, so um, you know, before coronavirus.
Jews also have the highest income of any religion religion.
But I was saying that these attitudes that the Kabbalists say of the destruction of the West, and I say, like, no, uh you know, generally um when God punishes humanity, uh the Jews suffer worse than any other of the other people.
So if God has to come down and use supernatural means or some sort of karmatic measures to bring punishment to humanity, um, it's not going to be good for the Jewish people.
That our texts say it, history says it.
So if you have these Kabbalists, you know, saying, like, yay, Messiah's on the way, and all our enemies are going to be vanquished.
Uh, that's not the way I would interpret it.
I would say, you know, we should repent, uh, especially looking at the Gematria, 846, you know, it doesn't say uh, I mean, you I showed you that clip, and you could come up with these numbers, uh, but 846 doesn't say like you know, and Adam will be destroyed and Jacob will rise.
It says that you will certainly die.
And I don't know any reason why.
Well, I'll show you the verses where Edom, it says Edom and Amalek will be destroyed.
Yeah, but I'm saying that's not what the 846 is saying, and the 846 saying you will certainly die, I would take that as a conclusive as an inclusive warning to all of humanity, and uh, you know, generally coronavirus, uh, urban violence, uh, wars, that that God forbid, if it comes to that, uh, you know, the Jews will disproportionately flee to Israel.
Well, and usher in the Zionist golden age when when America, the anti-Semitic white supremacist racist empire is destroyed, and add it to the list of the long list of empires.
I mean, historically, the fact is is that if uh you know, God forbid things go really bad and there's chaos uh all over that the Jews, you know, some Jews we might be able to keep our stronghold on banking and you know, management and certain professions, uh, but generally the chaos on the street disproportionately will uh affect the Jews.
Oh, it will.
I have a feeling it will.
So you don't if you you're saying you don't agree with these rabbis.
Would would you disagree, yes or no?
Is this a deplorable thing to believe about Gentiles and what's gonna happen to Western civilization?
I'd say these rabbis aren't in the spirit of the text and the historic Kabbalist.
If you read the text of the historic Kabbalists, um they were really people who took very little pleasure out of the material world.
Most of them were extreme renunciants, most of them fasted, a lot of them partook in uh you know practices that we would call mortification of the flesh.
I I just wanted a yes or no.
Do you do you disavow what these rabbis are saying about Edom and Esau?
Well if I I'm gonna I'm not gonna say dis I disagree.
Disagree that interpretation.
You disagree.
Yeah, I think they're not in the spirit of the Kabbalist that they would be much more careful with their thought.
Do you know the no true Scotsman theory or fallacy?
Sure you do.
Yeah, I mean it's like the no true Kabbalist theory.
Yeah, there you go.
Okay.
Here, I got a couple more things here, and then we're gonna finish up the last few minutes with Epstein.
I just mentioned to compare the Lubavitch Rebbe, who the Lubavitch Rebbe was largely a renunciate who did not partake in pleasures of the material world.
Okay.
As far as we know, who knows?
He could have had his uh anyway, I won't go there.
I won't uh blaspheme the Moshiach Rebbe.
So Maimonides says that Gentile Christians are the seed or children of Esau.
So Gentile Christians are Esau or Edom.
The prophets did not only prophecy against the land of Edom, uh against the seed of Rome or Edom.
This is Jewish American history.
So who is Edom again?
The West.
First Italy, Rome, France, Germany, England, and America, hence Babylon, Rome, Edom, and Christianity are synonymous.
Listen to what this rabbi, this is from Jewish TV, he has to say about Amalek, but before I get there, I have to show you.
Oh wow, I skipped over so much stuff.
Amalek, they say is Germany.
Okay, so now we've come to the question.
So who is he?
Who is he today?
Rabbis tell us that there will be a nation in the world, right before Mashiach comes, that we will be able to recognize from their character and their behavior who he is.
And the answer is very clear.
It's Germany.
Commentaries talk about how the concentration of Amalek is mostly in that country.
Does it come as a surprise?
No.
You can see for yourself what they did and what they're capable of doing.
But there is Amalek all over the world.
Amalek is everywhere.
So Amalek is everywhere and it must be destroyed.
It's Germany.
Amalek is also related to Esau, right?
That's that's the line.
It's Esau, also Haman, and uh the the crypto, Queen Esther.
Just a couple here, real quick.
It's all over the Safaria, it says that the Germans are Esau, the Germans are Amalek.
And what are the commandments for Amalek?
He's basically signing a death warrant for me when he says stuff like this.
I'm part German.
Yeah, but that's not my interpretation.
That's a common interpretation.
Is this your interpretation?
Ezekiel 25, 14.
And I will lay my vengeance upon Edom by the hand of my people Israel, and they shall do in Edom according to mine anger and according to my fury, and they shall know my vengeance.
Well, I would say the Lord.
Um, if the end times get closer and the battle lines start getting drawn, and you find yourself on a certain side of the battle lines.
Who's drawing the battle lines?
These battle lines have been drawn since this myth of Jacob and Esau.
Yeah, but every given person will have, at least in my understanding, will have their own free will, that there's not going to be collective punishment.
So as the battle lines start to form, people from their own free will decisions will end up on one side or the other of the battle, and if God forbid it comes to a point where one side has to be destroyed, uh yes, and and it could be that uh the site that's gonna be destroyed, at least according to the biblical prophets will be.
So we have the free will to serve you as Noahides or be destroyed.
This is what I'm this is what I'm always saying.
Well, you have the free will to be righteous.
I mean, you purposely put it in those terms, and that's why I disagree with the cabal.
It's not just like, oh, I'm a Jew, I'm gonna win in the end.
Say, like, no, you have to be righteous.
And if you're a Jew or a gentile, uh the obligation is the same.
Act properly and be righteous, and you could be assured that God will reward the righteous.
Here, Isaac said, uh, let favor be shown to Esau, my beloved son.
God said to him, Esau is wicked.
Isaac said to God, yet will he not learn righteousness?
God said to him, in the land of uprightness, he will deal wrongfully.
So it sounds like it's already predetermined that we are going to be destroyed here.
Well, that's the atonement.
That's I mean, one thing, there's a difference between a biblical verse and a Talmudic uh prediction of what's going to happen at the end of days.
I'm looking for where it says he hates him.
I think that's ones in the Zohar or a few different ones, and just said that's that uh that uh but it's not actually in the verse, and and it's kind of common if if you if you want to say that there is this concept that there that there is a birthright and there is this eternal battle over the birthright at the end of days,
um, this leader of Edom is gonna stand up and say, I'm the rightful owner of the birthright, and the people who've fallen behind Edom claiming the falsely claiming the birthright will be destroyed.
And saying, Yeah, yeah, that's pretty clearly Jewish belief.
That's how it's written in the prophets in in the sages.
Here's another prophet Obadiah says, You will be Edom will be utterly despised.
Look at who's utterly despised in the world right now, white European people.
The pride of your heart of who can bring me to the ground?
Sorry, there's this is very uh poetry here.
Esau has individual free will.
I don't know if you agree with that concept, but it's saying that there is some concept of collective punishment, but at the end of the day, every individual person will stand judgment alone and be decided whether they were righteous or not.
Collective punishment is wrong, and I think it's righteous to stand up to this megalomaniacal belief system here.
Esau will be ransacked, his hidden treasures, treasures pillaged.
All your allies will force you to the border, your friends will deceive you and overpower you.
Those who eat your bread will set a trap for you, but you will not detect it.
Um everyone's you will be covered with shame, you will be destroyed forever because of your violence against your brother Jacob.
Um sorry, sorry, guys, I'm jumping around a little bit.
Here's more Amalek is Esau.
Esau, the father of the Edomites, is in Amalek's line, too.
So when they say that they need to all these verses, Amalek was the first of the nations, shall perish forever, they're saying that white, Christian, European, Germans, the white man, go and smite Amalek and utterly destroy all that they have and spare them not, but slay both man and woman, infant and suckling.
Slay every all of them.
This is disturbing stuff.
Habad.org, the three commandments of the 613 uh Torah observant commandments, three of them are about destroying Amalek.
This is this is stuff here, Dud.
How many are about giving charity?
It doesn't matter.
It doesn't matter.
Well, it does.
If you're if you're saying there's three commandments about destroying a Moloch, but there's fifty commandments about giving charity and forty commandments about looking after the weak and the orphan and the stranger.
Well, all that is good and fine, but if Europeans have to be destroyed to usher in your prophecy, we've got a a problem, irreconcilable problem.
Watch this.
If you're making multiple stretches, I mean one thing you're I'm not stretching anything, David.
I'm laying it all out here, you know.
Yeah, but you're making a stretch that to I mean you you're you're bringing evidence to say that that uh some rabbis claim that they know who a malek is, but uh you know to say that there's verses that talk about the destruction of a Moloch, and then saying that there's a few rabbis that have uh,
you know, God forbid they've uh they they said you're a Moloch or these people are a Moloch, and then Duvet is coming and saying those rabbis are incorrect, um, you know, they're incorrectly um interpreting a Moloch and uh Yeah, my I guess I've been called Amalek.
Is it Amalek or Amalek?
Amalek.
Well, a Malek, I mean if you say the Hebrew, the the Anglization of the original Hebrew, uh, but then from your own perspective, uh, you know, do you believe in a god and you're gonna be judged on are you righteous?
Did you uh do wrong other people?
And if you're saying that you said you said that already.
Uh I think you guys are going to be judged for doing wrong to the Gentiles, but maybe not.
I guess it's uh you're doing the right thing.
He's gonna be judged to enslave the Gentiles.
Here, watch this.
One last thing on Amalek, and then we're gonna finish up with uh Epstein on a lighter note.
That is Amalek, and that is why Amalek is so terrible, and it has to be totally uprooted, because that is the beginning of the downfall of the Jewish people and the entire Torah.
And he and he says Amalek is basically people that don't believe the Torah or discourage Jews from pre from following the Torah.
That is why the Torah tells us that there are three mitzvis that the Jew has to do when he comes into the land of Israel.
Edits Yisrael edits the land, says the medish means etymologically a place where you run to do the will of God.
So when a Jew enters into Edetz, into the land of Israel, what should he do?
The first thing appoint a king.
What does that mean?
Accept the yoke of God unconditionally.
If you want to or not do the mitzvah, even if you do the mitzvat of coldness, still do the mitzvah.
Step two.
Destroy Amalek.
Now, do the mitzvah with warmth, with excitement.
When you begin to do the mitzah with excitement, then you have the third aspect, the third mitzah, which is to build the holy temple, a place where you and God will meet, because God only meets in a place where a Jew does a mitzvah with joy.
Okay, so Amalek must be destroyed in his opinion before the temple is built.
So this is that he's saying that my people need to be destroyed to fulfill Zionism.
Is that wrong?
It's like yes or no.
Is that wrong?
That's not my interpretation, but that's all these uh everywhere I look online, that's the interpretation I find.
It's possible.
I can't speak for these rabbis, and uh you know, I'm here giving an alternative uh, you know, so to say, defense or understanding.
And if you were Esau, I want to ask you that again.
If you were Esau, what would you say about all of this?
Try to uh behave as righteously as possible and do the right thing.
According to the world.
And by righteousness you mean to be a righteous Gentile and be a Noahide and serve you as God's chosen nation.
So it's do that or be destroyed.
That's our ultimatum here.
No, I'm saying righteousness and generally um behave fairly and justly with your neighbors, with the the fellow people in the world, and uh you know, uh be uh fair in business, uh don't cheat people, don't wrong people, don't turn a blind eye to other people's suffering, and uh the most essential fundamental things that uh that uh the prophets and the sages uh warn a person to be careful about.
Okay.
So there's I don't know if you saw this guy on Twitter, Elon Levy, he shared a whole thread of all of the quote-unquote anti-Semitic Europeans all throughout Europe, statues that he wants to see taken down.
Look when that one, that one's beard and hair looks a little bit like mine.
This is blotting out the memory of Amalek the way I see it.
Can you see where I'm coming from?
You want all European countries to be conquered by uh people of color, like Barbara Spector said Europe will not survive?
Like Rothschild's friend Kalergi who said that all the other nations will be mixed, but there will be the nobility, the chosen ones that will be the managerial class.
Well, I mean, if you say yes, that is what these rabbis are saying, and uh they might be wrong.
If you look at the Lababit Rebbe, he focused on majority positive things, go out to the world, um, bring uh charity, God consciousness, the mob boss does a lot of good for the neighborhood too, you know.
Well, every individual um at every point of their life has the ability to make good or bad decisions, and uh, you know, it's important.
Like you your rebuke uh you say, yes, uh, you know, the rabbis are people they should probably accept uh some of your rebuke and say, uh, you know, what are we doing?
You like we're supposed to be good people?
You're following the commandments.
What did Rabbi Goldstein say when he spoke at the White House after he had been shot?
And he said, you know, this guy thought that we were trying to do all this horrible things.
It's like, no, we're trying to bring love and uh good things to the world, and and as a Jew who believes we should introspect and say, yes, I'm here to try to make the world a better place.
And if you're saying me as a Gentile, do not consider what you're doing, making the world a better place, um, you know, we should examine your critique and and and uh and our mission.
Okay.
Did you notice that one king had a had hair with a little curls at the bottom, very similar to mine?
But uh, and then one last thing about this, you know, what is up with the fellow white people?
You see, you see the Jewish people, they always go, oh, my fellow white people, and then they go on to degrade European people.
But I wanted to ask you, do you can do you think Jews are white?
It's a loaded term, it means different things.
So if you take uh even an Orthodox Jew who you may not be 24-7, like you know, religious in my soul and do the right thing, the bad thing, and the question of identity, and uh just a question of genetics, like okay,
our Ashkenazic Jews 60% genetically uh European, the history of uh Jews having came from Europe, the history of Jews in America, and the greater classification of white versus a person who says, I identify as a Jew because I have a different soul and I have a different mission, and all this stuff that Adam is saying that uh we believe, even though you know you might be casting it in a pejorative light, saying, like, yes, I actually do believe that.
And when I consider myself a Jew, I kind of look at myself as like a different form of creation uh than Gentile.
And if you have a, you know, uh even an Orthodox Jew, they might not look at it like that 24-7.
There's like, I'm just kind of normal, I'm just a person like everybody else, and they fall into that uh white identity, and then there's obviously opportunism where you know when it was to my advantage to be white, I was white, and when it was no longer to my advantage to be white, I jump ship.
Which is, you know, might be disloyal and might be sinful, but it's common human nature that uh you know people uh you know, God forbid like the easy way out and like to uh get as much advantage.
I mean, like I said earlier, the essential nature of bad decisions is can I sin and get away with it?
And uh you know that applies to everybody, Jew and Gentile alike that has this tendency to desire to be able to sin and get away with it.
Look at this one from the Daily Mail.
So this girl who works as a museum curator, she's Oxford educated, put out detailed instructions on how to destroy bronze statues With household chemicals.
Oops, sorry guys.
With household chemicals, and said next target was memorial to racist Winston Churchill.
Well, you know, people are looking at this girl.
She looks almost identical to a Jewish girl I remember back in college.
What do you think?
Is it is your radar going off?
Is she a European that's destroying her own?
Or is she one of these white passing Jews that likes to say, my fellow Jews, let's trash white people?
And then, you know, when something good happens, they're Jewish.
When it's something bad, they're white.
When they want to trash white people, they pretend to be white.
When they're attacked, it's anti-Semitism.
Yeah, and it actually kind of relates to some of the stuff I wanted to uh talk about, possibly related to the research that Epstein was funding at Harvard.
Um, but you know, these questions of identity are complicated, and if you just assume that uh there's a tendency for people to uh uh you know use things for their advantage, even if it's unfair or hurts other people, and uh you know that applies generally equally to all of humanity.
So you could analyze the Jewish people like that and just say, you know, what's this uh um you know why are people doing what they're doing and just look at motives.
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