title: Who is Mashiach?
video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rvL-sW5J04
source: Efraim Palvanov

CAESAR'S MESSIAH: The Roman Conspiracy to Invent Jesus - OFFICIAL VERSION https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmEScIUcvz0

It's a lot worse with the western idolators. It is such a mess, it
boggles the mind. You gave them too much credit, it seems. I thought
of the theory that the Jesus system was created, to punish the Jewish
people for believing in Hillel the Elder and his treasonous ways. He is
claimed to have been a friendly person, running this propaganda that we
later know from the Jesus people. This is at least talked about in the Wikipedia even. Hillel came from the inside so you loved him, Jesus from
the outside and you learned to hate him (I hope at least).

Anyway, Hillel wasn't friendly in my view, or just confused, but
he poisoned you with his prosbul. That was thievery. You stole the
money. This is very similar to Eve stealing the "soft fruit". Money
is the most highly refined product in this world, is it the "fruit"
of all labor, and it is even softer than a ripened fig because you can
exchange it for anything of similar value, including figs. You stole
the money from the poor. This is in Devarim 15, where interestingly it
goes on quite long about this law (debt forgiveness), and connects it
with you living in the holy land.

Adam + Eve stole the soft fruit, and get thrown out of the Garden of
Eden. Personally I think they became criminals, thieves, robbers, looters, taking things which don't belong to them, they failed to learn to respect someone else's property. Once you steal from someone, the harmony is
gone, isn't it. You become enemies. The whole place becomes war, anger, fighting. Then Moshe Rabbeinu makes new laws, and the loyal of Israel
take the promised _land_ from some sort of evil hordes living there,
destroying them rightfully. With Jehoshua ben Nun, the people of Israel
return (to a degree) to the Garden of Eden, by giving everyone an equal
share of the land, and establishing laws of respect and love for each
other. They chose to respect each other's land. They stop the stealing, reversed what Adam + Eve had done. So they return to Paradise, they turn
the world of farming into what it should be: paradise for all. it can
only be that, if you respect each other. Not fear each other, that's
criminals warping the language. Respect each other's rights and peace
by principle. Otherwise, it will merely be a platform for war.

Sadly what happens later is Israel stops respecting these laws, and
especially it's Kings seem to want to get all the land under their
control. Hillel the Elder then repeats what Adam and Eve did wrong, and
he makes this thievery a law (!). Well, "thievery", you could call it
thievery compared to what the law was about when it was set. Compared to forgiving the debt, the money is now kept and increased by the rich, and
judged from the perspective of what the law should have been (and still
is), you could call that stealing. In Devarim it also says that the poor
will cry out against you, and Hashem seems to agree with them. You could
derive from this, that a misdeed has occured, the misdeed of taking the
loan after the 7th year. A misdeed of thieving, of taking what is not
theirs anymore. By law, it belongs to the poor.

Adam & Eve go around stealing things that don't belong to them,
in particular the most refined thing which is there, a soft fruit (I
suppose a fig, but who knows). They stole a fig from a tree that wasn't
their tree, and they knew that it was not their tree and they should
have left it alone. The consequence is that they get driven out of the
Garden of Eden, but I think if you read it like this, you can see that
it doesn't matter if they got driven out or not, because even if they
stayed in the Garden of Eden, they where going to turn it into a hell
hole of war and violence. Once you steal from one tree, you steal from
another. They where going to be a stealing looting people, which creates
anger and the anger creates violence, and the violence drives the whole
place into destruction.

Israel is supposed to help the poor, but they reverse their laws without
having the right to do so. They stole the money. The result was that they indeed got thrown out of the holy land. That's quite interesting here,
they actually get thrown out and we know that historically. Technically
they would have destroyed themselves also, because once you stop
distributing the power to all by making the rich always more rich,
especially when you stop respecting the laws of land distribution,
then you become a Plutocracy, and that is the end. The greed obsessed,
the immoral, the criminals, will take control. If you don't see that,
I don't know what can help. A good person is generous, a criminal isn't,
and once you don't have enough laws to keep the power and money spread
out enough, it will centralize. Good people stay at normal wealth levels,
bad people will heap forever more for themselves, and they will own
everything and then make everyone their slaves.

So you see how you, the Rabbis, you are in exile because you have done
what Adam & Eve have done. You stole the money, and you never gave up on
your prosbul. You just keep going. You are unable to stop. I think this is
a combination of intellectual shallowness, a lack of bravery ("I want to
fit in" - whiny voice), and for bad people it is simply a cynical game
of funding Yeshivas on the premise they support the phony laws which
support their wealth grabbing. "Oh such a beautiful Yeshiva, look at
the wrappings of the Torah scroll !" Then in it's beautiful library we
find the lives there: the snake, with his prosbul and heter iska laws, poisoning the children one by one, hollowing out the Jewish people from
the inside out, breaking their loyalty and commitment to what is good.

It is a sad thing, and because it is so blisteringly obvious, so glaring
and shameful, it makes perfect sense that there is no "moshiach" and
no help for Israel, no prophets and so on. Still there are miracles,
even military ones, but if you look at the condition overall of the
Jewish people, it isn't that good. It is precarious, and will probably
get worse again. Why would you get help ? Let's say "the moshiach" reads
a comment like this, and obviously being loyal he has to agree with it,
because ti is the Torah and also obviously good. Of course the prosbul
is a lie, duh. There is no discussion possible on this point. It is too glaring. Then let's say the moshiach thinks to himself "Now surely they
will repent quickly because who can stand to live in this dishonesty
once being shown, and then with a fdew more things maybe I'll come
around and save them as a Nation, because they finally seem to want to
be honest people again". But no, no that never happens. Nobody replies,
they think whatever they think, probably some emotions and identity
politics raging through their minds, fear and loathing and all that,
and then quickly off to ignore reality.

One in a thousand where the men King Salomon could find ... indeed, or
perhaps far fewer today. Israel is probably going into the punishment
again, 7 times worse than the last time (Nazi holocaust). Can you even
imagine such a slaughter ? Can you imagine the fear ? It is much less
fearful to side with the truth now, come out against the prosbul. All you
have to do is stare down a few of your friends and family. They won't
torture you to death, even if they might be upset, perhaps angry. I
guess, because you failed to face that fear, you will get a massively
worse one to deal with. See how the "system" (Hashem) gives you what
you need, or what you need to learn ?

I also need to learn, do you think it is without effort I write all
this ? I also need to face your all anger and your resentment, and
most of all, your dishonest silence. I face it at least, I face what
you also need to face, for the sake of the truth. If you cannot face
this small amount of fear, then how will you deal with 7 holocausts
into one ? Choose wisely. Your Torah is there, a great guide to life,
also for an entire Nation. Use it or die, I suppose. You think whatever
you think in response to this, don't confuse your random hypotheses
with proven reality, thanks. You have been told what you could do,
and the dangers you face. Don't come back to me complaining later, for
example that you had an attack of hatred because I call on you to do
better or just say something in disagreement with your Rabbis and that supposedly means I want to be a dictator above you, thanks. Those will
be your thoughts. This is your Torah, can you read it ?

Does it matter the who or the why ? Do you care about your Torah, or is everything games for power and prestige now, and who do you blame. Ahh
ok, so we see the reversal, the projection ? Thanks for noticing. You
may think I want to dominate you and you may have all kinds of sinister projections about that, but the deeper reality is: you want to dominate
over the Torah, over Moshe Rabbeinu. You don't want to humble yourself
towards the poor. To deal with the psychological pain of being wrong,
turn it around into a projection, problem solved. Yes, I judge now
before knowing as well, but not entirely, because I said the same thing
already since like 2009 or so, and found zero honest replies to date. I
have reason to expect the same. Proof me wrong and you win, there you
go. Repeal the prosbul and go down into history as one of the great
heroes of your people, right ? It might even reverse the exile. Do you
care ? Do you have the will ? Do you dare ?

P.S. These last two paragraphs I deleted on youtube. It got too long
already, and is more of a gripe with the whole of Israel for not having
the honesty to acknowledge with me that their prosbul is a fraud. You
don't even get something like "We think you are a massive asshole and a despicable human being, we know you are crazy and merely want to enslave
the world so you can have a palace full of whores at your disposal, you
think we will be yourslaves and serve you wine - and all this what you
think will happen we will NEVER do for you ... BUT, you are right about
the prosbul; it is a lie and it should not exist, and I am going to tell
at least some people that we perhaps need to stop with our fraudulent
teaching and doing of the Torah." Absurdly, what you get like a handful
of times in more than a decade of trying (well, certainly not every day
but still), is that they might admit it is a fantasy level of law, but
then they do NOTHING to stop it. That's almost worse, that is openly
accepting fraud as law.

You see the lie, and then you do at least *something* against it. You
don't just sit there like a sack of rotting potatoes staring at the wall
as if it doesn't concern you. If you are Jewish and especially if you
are religious, it ....

... okay going on too long again. Have a nice day. ;-) lol

Why don't we trade things like this. You can have your King and you can
be his slaves and all that. Even in my own system, you elect someone
else to be your King. You give yourself the honor of becoming clean and
good, and if you so happen to have discovered the truth about the
prosbul and maybe some other Torah issues (like the distribution of land
to all), because of what I have written here or elsewhere, then that is
more than enough for me. I don't need your money and I don't need your
land. In fact, our land in the Netherlands is fantastically productive
and fertile. I don't have a clue how you survive on those rocks over
there, it seems like a hell to me. We have so much green grass here, all
year round, grass is a *problem* on a garden (the main problem in my
vegetable garden is grass). Water, sun, fertile ground, we have it so
much better here than you seem to have it (for now at least).

I just need you to stop lying, and for you to be the example Nation,
because we live on a monkey planet. A planet where talking is basically useless. It is monkey see monkey do, and otherwise their faces are in
the meat pot (mine too, I like eating meat just like the next guy if not
more). You are the monkey that does, does the right thing, and then the
other monkeys go like "Ohhhh!!!! look at their nice houses, they have everything, we want that, how do we do that ... ???.ohhhh that's how
they do it ?????!!!!?????!!!??" Then they do what you do, and humanity
pretty much lives forever happy ever after.

*That* is how you can help me. Then my people will understand your
people, and then everything will be allright. <insert Bob Marley tune
here>.

Ohh, but you didn't hate me ? Yeah right. Israel has hated a lot of
people who told them the truth, including Moshe Rabbeinu himself, tried
to murder him. No, you don't like people saying the truth. It creates
hatred. Then I start thinking about this hatred; where does it come
from, etc. Is it hatred to ignore someone who obviously says the truth
about the Torah, when the whole Natino of Israel, the entirety of Chabad
for starters, is wrong about certain issues (certainly not all, not by a
long shot, but there are some errors) ? I don't know, but it feels like
hatred. I suppose it is the same cold shoulder the poor feel, when the
rich come collect their undeserving debt. The coldness of it, the
disinterest, the ... *baseless hatred* of it.

Maybe I'm wrong, maybe not, I don't know, but it feels wrong. You are
supposed to care so much for the Torah, studying it all day and so on,
and here is a massive breach in the Torah and I present some pretty
basic simple logic as to the why and how it all connects with the exile
and all, but: nothing. A closed door !

You know we have a closed door monument in our city. Sorry I seriously
start to ramble at this point, but there is a closed door on the other
side of the big Yeshivah in our city (Groninghen Netherlands, I guess it
is on google streetview). This closed door symbolised how the Jewish
people got a closed door when the Nazis went looking to deport them.
Suddenly doors where closed. Coldness, looking the other way. Is this
how the poor feel, when they don't get a loan close to the 7th year,
because the rich feared they wouldn't be repaid ? Is this how the poor
felt when they heard of the Torah and asked their money back from the
rich, because they where forced to pay back a loan after the 7th year ? "Baseless hatred", because the rich person may not even know whom he is
dealing with, and moreover to make a *law* which destroys the 7th year
debt cancellation, this affects everyone who is both poor and rich
(elligable for making or taking easy loans under the Torah law).

The people making that fake law, the prosbul (Hillel the Elder I suppose) didn't know all these people. He legislated *hate*, but didn't know
personally the people who it would affect. His logic is also completely
off, I won't bother with it now, some garbage about making the world
bautiful. So he legislates hate, but doesn't know the many victims it
would make. You could call that "baseless hatred". I harp on it because
the current Jewish exile is said to be because of "baseless hatred".
Perhaps some poeple could just see the hate in the streets, or they knew
the deeper meaning of a thing like the prosbul, and they left this hint
for future generations (*pure speculation alert here*).

Okay "that's enough" lol. Sorry. You know, if this thing and some things
like it, makes or breaks the difference between Redemption now, or 7
Nazi holocausts hitting the Jewish people in maybe the next 10 years,
then yes there is something to be upset about right now. I would like to
save your lives, but you have to save your own lives by being good
people. Being good, blocks the hate of the goyim against you. Not of
Amalek I guess, but of the Eisav's (Europeans), it probably does. They
are not as bad as the criminals who are parasites upon them too. They
too suffer from the same criminals, who use games like debt slavery and
loan sharking. It's all nothing new. The Torah happens to have something against it, so use it. Use it and be the example, and that's it. Right ?

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