Kristol Clear Judah-ism–Missouri Jewish leaders agitate for transgenderism at state legislature

ed note–as always, many important protocols that all Gentiles with a vested interest in their own future survival need to understand about this one.

First, as we are wont to do on a regular basis here on this humble little informational endeavor, a few pictographical digressions in getting the discussion started–

The above represent various members of the reptile family Viperidae, shortened to the commonly-understood term ‘Viper’, and of which presently there are over 200 different sub-species.

As the reader can see from the pics above, despite belonging to the same family, nevertheless their outward appearances from each other are radically different, so much so that the average person would not think that they were as closely related to each other as they are. They proliferate everywhere in the world, except the Arctic Circle and Antarctica, and are considered the most dangerous snakes in the world due to the long fangs with which they envenomate their victims and the large amount of poison that their bites inject.

It is also–not coincidentally–the exact term that Jesus Christ utilized in describing the Judaic/Zionist cabal of His own day, i.e. a ‘den of vipers…’

Now, the reason we here at this humble little informational endeavor chose to begin our little discussion with the above is to examine another family of Vipers and the deadly effect their ‘bite’ has over world events today.

Like the literal Viper, they take on many shapes and forms and exist everywhere, and in every locale they go, bring with them death, disease, and destruction for those doomed to live in close proximity to them.

In the Middle East, Palestine, to be precise, they look like this–

…And whose deadly ‘bite’ is instantaneous and quite dramatic, to wit–

In those locales such as the Middle East, understandably, the indigenous Gentile peoples recognize these Vipers for the dangerous creatures that they are, and as such, are fighting tooth and nail to expel these dangerous envenomators from their lands.

In the West, and especially America however, it is a different situation altogether…

These Vipers–just as deadly but wearing seductive and sensuous ‘skin’ such as this–

And this–

…And this–

Instead of this–

–Proliferate and DOMINATE in every established power center, and are worshiped as deities in their own right. They come and go as they please, free to slither about doing their ‘business’ of biting and envenomating Western society, just a few examples of which are as follows–

And, relative to the topic featured in the story below, ‘vipers’ who choose to envenomate Western Christian society with the slower-acting poison which they dispense via the long fangs they possess viz their ownership of mass media/entertainment and the power they wield within the legal/political system, to wit–

And what’s worse is the fact that in the West, the very same people who engage in the VERY vocal business of resisting the vipers’ poison, such as these folks–

Nevertheless not only welcome the vipers whose deadly poison they maje the pretenses of protesting in public, but even worse–

WORSHIP THEM–

JTA

‘Hi, my name is Dan. I’m 11 years old and I like doing magic and circus skills, especially unicycling. I’m here today to testify against House Bill 170, 183, and 337,’ a young voice said into the microphone.

‘I really like to play sports with my friends, although honestly I’m not very good at it,’ he added. ‘I’d really like the chance to play.’

Dan — a transgender boy whose parents asked that his last name not be used — was the youngest person to testify at the Missouri State House last week in opposition to eight bills heard in the chamber that would restrict trans children from participating in sports that align with their gender identity and limit their access to specialized medical care.

He was also part of a delegation of Missouri’s Jewish community members that has been consistently appearing at the state Capitol to advocate for trans rights in response to a slew of bills that activists say violate their religious freedoms and cause significant harm to the LGBTQ community.

Daniel Bogard, the rabbi at Central Reform Congregation in St. Louis and the parent of a trans child, was at the State House Jan. 24 and again on Feb. 1 to support those testifying against the bills and to lobby lawmakers against them. He is a frequent visitor to Jefferson City as a trans rights activist, saying the possibility of restrictions on medical care are what scare him the most. One piece of legislation would bar physicians and health care professionals from providing gender affirmation procedures to anyone under 18. It would also deny access to medication like puberty blockers, which are administered to delay the onset of puberty.

‘What we want to do is we want to protect kids from unnecessary and harmful surgeries and medications,’ said Brad Hudson, a Republican representative and one of the sponsors of the bill. ‘I say harmful because giving kids puberty blockers cross-sex hormones and even transgender surgery violates the first duty of medicine, which is to do no harm.’ (The Transgender Center at St. Louis Children’s Hospital and other providers say they are generally considered safe to use.)

Hudson also identified himself in his testimony that he is a Christian pastor, and said that his worldview is one in which human beings are created ‘in the image and likeness of their Creator.’

‘Those are the bills that criminalize treating your child as every medical and psychological mainstream organization recommends,’ Bogard countered. ‘And that means parents are left with a choice of not giving these kids the sorts of treatment and care that are best for them, according to everything that we know, or fleeing the state, or staying and risking some sort of criminal charge. The one that terrifies me is the idea of DSS [Department of Social Services] agents showing up at my door to take my kid away.’

Bogard, who has been going to the state Capitol for five years now, says the experience of being back at the State Legislature has been simultaneously ‘awful and affirming.’

‘What’s remarkable is that you go in and two-thirds of the people who are sponsoring these bills or testifying in favor of these bills are using overtly Christian theological language when they’re talking, and then you look around and the people who are showing up to protect trans kids are Jews.’

‘I’m just so proud of our Jewish community, the way we have shown up around this issue here in Missouri,’ Bogard said, remarking on the decades-long history of Jewish-led LGBTQ advocacy in the state.

The founder of the statewide LGBTQ advocacy group ‘PROMO’ was founded by Rabbi Susan Talve, one of the founding members of Bogard’s synagogue. Shira Berkowitz, a Jewish summer camp friend of Bogard’s, is the senior director of public policy and advocacy at the organization, and last year, Bogard and Berkowitz launched a summer camp for trans kids.)

The new principal of Saul Mirowitz Jewish Community School, Raquel Scharf-Anderson, made the two-hour drive early on Jan. 24 to testify on behalf of her students.

‘I make all of my decisions in the best interest of children,’ Scharf-Anderson told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. ‘Anything that would impact the students in my school, I want them to see me standing with them.’

The sports bills in particular, she said, would impact trans students at private schools, like Mirowitz.

Over the course of the Jan. 24 hearing, Rachel Aguirre, a special education teacher who ran unsuccessfully for State Senate in the Republican primary in 2022, argued that the government was ‘founded upon the word of God,’ and therefore athletes should only play on teams whose gender matches the sex they were assigned at birth. Nancy Delcour, another witness testifying in favor of the bill, also cited the biblical principle that humankind was created in God’s image, and an attempt to change that is the work of Satan.

Before the nine-hour long hearing was over, another interpretation of the principle of ‘the image of God’ was explored on the hearing room floor.

‘As a Jew, this is something that speaks to me quite a bit. We call it ‘b’tzelem Elokim’ — ‘created in the image of God,’ literally,’ said Russel Neiss, a Jewish educator and technologist and the parent of a trans child. ‘But the way we understand this is that God bestows a special honor onto humans that requires that we need to be treated with dignity and we need to treat others with dignity.’

Maharat Rori Picker Neiss, the executive director of the Jewish Community Relations Council of St. Louis, a rabbi, and the wife of Russel Neiss, also testified against the bills and in support of their trans child.

‘Sitting here for the past two hours has been one of the most painful things that I’ve ever had to do as a mother and we’ve been doing this for four years,’ she said. Picker-Neiss stayed home from the Jan. 31 Senate hearing for the first time in four years — but was back at the Capitol fighting for her child’s rights by the next day.

Next week, as another bill limiting what can be said about trans identity in schools makes its way through the Missouri chambers, Scharf-Anderson says school leadership will return to the state Capitol.

‘We know that children imitate what we do, and we want to make sure that we’re being good role models for them,’ she said. ‘And we will continue to stand by the children that we need to support who are part of our school and in our broader community.’