“Anti-Semitism”:
Dictionary
Definition
Vs.
Operational Definition
Vs.
Operational Definition
Significant
efforts are now being expended by Zionists and their allies to define
“anti-Semitism” in such a way that it specifically and
exclusively
preserves
and advances
Zionist ideology and Israeli domestic and foreign policies; anyone
who does not blindly, instantly and automatically fall down in worship
of everything Israeli or Jewish being defined
as an “anti-Semite”.
What
is being ignored, however, is that, long before the existence of
Zionist ideology or the Zionist state of Israel itself, and long before there was even any dictionary
definition at all, “anti-Semitism” was operationally
defined
in Europe.
During
the several hundreds of years before the Holocaust, tens and hundreds
of thousands of Jews were exterminated in pogroms throughout Europe
and Russia by Christians worshiping Jesus as ‘God’
and believing in the doctrines of “vicarious atonement” and the
physical raising of a dead body from the grave...
Which
doctrines—regardless of any dictionary
definition—were
operationally
defined as being “anti-Semitic”.
In
other words, this was not merely a
theoretical
problem:
These doctrines led directly and specifically to the loss of Jewish lives.
These doctrines led directly and specifically to the loss of Jewish lives.
But
now, merely 70 years after the Holocaust, do the Anti-Defamation
League or today’s
Zionists have ANY
interest
at all in acknowledging these Christian doctrines as having been
operationally defined as anti-Semitic?
Of
course not.
They are interested ONLY in a dictionary definition.
They have NO interest in the reality of “anti-Semitism” per se.
They have NO interest in the reality of “anti-Semitism” per se.
Their
ONLY interest is in preserving Zionist ideology, Zionist Israel, and
its domestic and foreign policies.
Michael Joseph Cecil (Chapter 12, verse 1 of the Book of Daniel, Sura 2, verses 97-98 & 285 of the Quran, Column XVII of the Scroll of the War of the Sons of Light & Chapter 3, verse 12 of the Revelation of John) and:
Isaiah’s wife-->the apostle James-->Kimberly (2000- (3rd Church)
Sarah-->Elijah-->Daniel-->John the Baptist-->Mohammed-->Elizabeth Anne Cecil (Chapter 12, verse 13 of the Book of Daniel and Chapter 11, verse 14 & Chapter 17, verses 10-13 of the Gospel of Matthew) (1987) (7th Church) for:
Hagar-->the apostle Mary-->Danielle (1982-1987) (6th Church)
(March, 1987—http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap960705.html )
Isaac-->the apostle John-->Robin (1986) (4th Church)
Ishmael-->the apostle Peter-->Cindy (1992) (5th Church)
Jacob-->the apostle Thomas-->Linda (1987- (2nd Church)
Esau-->the apostle, Judas-->Susan (1970) (1st Church)
Isaiah’s wife-->the apostle James-->Kimberly (2000- (3rd Church)
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