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radical   
19 Jul 2012
History / Poland and Polish Anti-Semitism, c. 1918-1939 [148]

I know where he's going, and I myself don't like it: he's saying that we Ashkenazic Jews are fake and impostor Jews.

Did I mention British "Israelis", Black "Hebrews", or Khazars?
A Jewess is accussing me falsely.
radical   
19 Jul 2012
History / Poland and Polish Anti-Semitism, c. 1918-1939 [148]

The jews use the word antisemitism even to this day if anybody says anything antisemitic which means anti jewish.
It is used to silence people who are against them.
radical   
19 Jul 2012
History / Poland and Polish Anti-Semitism, c. 1918-1939 [148]

The topic is about anti semitism, and its roots. John the Apostle was also mentioned here.
Point taken, and even to let the Anti Semites be Anti Semites (indeed to let the filthy be filthy, as John the Apostle writes down).
radical   
19 Jul 2012
History / Poland and Polish Anti-Semitism, c. 1918-1939 [148]

Nickidewbear: Point taken, and even to let the Anti Semites be Anti Semites (indeed to let the filthy be filthy, as John the Apostle writes down).

You mention John the Apostle which is New Testament.

What do the following mean?

Revelation 2:9

Aramaic Bible in Plain English (©2010)
“I know your suffering and your poverty (but you are rich ) and the blasphemy of those who call themselves Jews of the Judeans, when they are not, but are the synagogue of Satan.”

Revelation 3:9

Aramaic Bible in Plain English (©2010)
“And behold, I grant some of the synagogue of Satan, of those who say about themselves that they are Jews and are not, but they are lying, behold, I shall make them come and worship before your feet and to know that I love you.”
radical   
19 Jul 2012
History / Poland and Polish Anti-Semitism, c. 1918-1939 [148]

radical: But Karaism in fact adopted a large part of rabbinical Judaism, either outright or with more or less modification, while at the same time it borrowed from earlier or later Jewish sects—Sadducees, Essenes, 'Isawites, Yudghanites, etc.—as well as from the Mohammedans.

This what it said in the Jewish Encyclopedia.
radical   
19 Jul 2012
History / Poland and Polish Anti-Semitism, c. 1918-1939 [148]

jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/9211-karaites-and-karaism

But Karaism in fact adopted a large part of rabbinical Judaism, either outright or with more or less modification, while at the same time it borrowed from earlier or later Jewish sects-Sadducees, Essenes, 'Isawites, Yudghanites, etc.-as well as from the Mohammedans.
radical   
18 Jul 2012
History / Poland and Polish Anti-Semitism, c. 1918-1939 [148]

Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, who was the chief Rabbi of the United States, The return from Babylon and the introduction of the Babylonian Talmud mark the end of Hebrewism and the beginning of Judaism.

Neither Bokser nor Wise make any distinction between the different forms of Judaism.
radical   
18 Jul 2012
History / Poland and Polish Anti-Semitism, c. 1918-1939 [148]

I found this on Wikipedia Rabbi Ben Zion Bokser, and I checked out the book in the library.

He stressed the Rabbinic sages and the Talmud as the source of Judaism. "This is not an uncommon impression and one finds it sometimes among Jews as well as Christians - that Judaism is the religion of the Hebrew Bible. It is, of course, a fallacious impression. . . Judaism is not the religion of the Bible" (Judaism and the Christian Predicament, New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1967, p. 59).

And this is from a jewish rabbi. This is not the only rabbi to say Judaism, and the Bible are different.
radical   
8 Jul 2012
Genealogy / My dad's last name was Polak - Do I look in any way Polish? [57]

houseofnames.com/polak-coat-of-arms
ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=pollock
houseofnames.com/pollock-family-crest/Jewish
ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=pollack

Pollock Name Meaning

Scottish: habitational name from a place in Glasgow, apparently so named from a diminutive of a British cognate of Gaelic poll 'pool', 'pit'. The surname is also common in northeastern Ulster.German: ethnic name for someone from Poland.Americanized form of Jewish Polak.

Pollock jews traveled far.

When Scotland Was Jewish: DNA Evidence, Archeology, Analysis of Migrations, and Public and Family Records Show Twelfth Century Semitic Roots
by Elizabeth Caldwell Hirschman
radical   
7 Jul 2012
Genealogy / My dad's last name was Polak - Do I look in any way Polish? [57]

Okay my family is Puerto Rican, all of us are, although my mother is part Sicilian. My dad's last name is Polak but then he changed it to Pollack for some weird reason. Polak is Polish, isn't it?

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_surname