Why South Koreans are in love with Judaism
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Jesus, does it always come down to the accumulation of the sheckle? I used to hold the Koreans in high esteem, but no longer. Shameful
“The stereotype of Jews here is that they are ultra-intelligent people. Jews have come out of nowhere to become business chiefs, media bosses, Nobel Prize winners – we want our children to do the same. If that means studying Talmud, Torah, whatever, so be it,” she says.
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Sure they come out of nowhere, as could the rest of us, the difference is that our backs are broken with debt arising out of paying interest on their counterfeit money loans, whereas they get the same loans at zero interest, thus in two generations ordinary people can come from nothing to great achievement.
Since their media is absolutely fawning over Jews, it follows that the South Koreans won’t even know that there was a Operation Protective Edge last summer in which 2,200 Gaza people were brutally murdered by Jews.
The Thai people don’t know either – well, it wasn’t in the English language online news.
It would have to likely follow that both the S.Korean and Thai media are in Jewish hands.
What does it then say about the rest of East Asian and South East Asian media ownership ?
Watch for infatuation with the Talmud popping up here and there too !
Lest we forget …
http://theuglytruth.wordpress.com/2014/06/19/study-putting-religion-on-your-resume-hurts-your-job-chances-unless-youre-jewish/
The jews have admitted on many an occasion of hiring only fellow tribespeople whenever possible. Though, to get their foot in the door in many industries and fields, they give out zero interest loans and God only knows what else.
They aren’t smart… they’re just conniving criminal scum.
“The South Korean ambassador to Israel, Ma Young-sam, raised eyebrows recently when he told reporters the Talmud was mandatory reading for Korean schoolchildren.”
I am very skeptical about this claim. The only place it appears (in English anyway) is in the Jewish media, or in blogs that reprint claims from the Jewish media. I challenge anyone here to find a single non-Jewish source that confirms this. Just one source will suffice. Reprints of Jewish claims in non-Jewish blogs do not count. For example, the Huffington Post claims that the study of the Talmud is mandatory in South Korea, but their source is the Jewish media. The Jews are always bragging about how much they are envied and revered throughout the planet. Much of that is lies.
“The Talmud is a bestseller in South Korea – even the government insists it is good for you, and has included it on the curriculum for primary school children.”
Again, I reject this claim until I see proof from a non-Jewish source.
It is true that South Koreans envy and admire Jews (which shows that South Koreans are as stupid and corrupt as any other people. But the Talmud being mandatory reading for all school kids? Without proof, I reject this claim.
South Koreans who are Christians are usually big-time Dispensationalists. It all goes back to what St. Paul warned about: beware the leaven of the Pharisees….
I really hope this is not true, it feels SO DISGUSTING! :S
If South Koreans are reading the Talmud, it must be the kosher, approved- for- the- Goyim, bowdlerized version. I doubt their Jew worship would survive reading what the Talmud actually says.
Good observation Mary Louise.
I’m right there with you Peter.
I thought Koreans had better sense than that. 🙁
Jews are, in fact, stupid. They have not noticed that, if anything, fortunes can make you unhappy, because you never know if people are only after your money. So, how can you even trust your spouse is after you or the money. It’s a sad state of mind.
the dumb slopes will like what it says about them…totally shameless race
I lived in Korea on and off for about 20 years and I saw the Talmud or books related to “Jewish-style childrearing” in bookstores since the late 1980s. I don’t know if the Talmuds were authentic or altered but I wouldn’t be surprised if it was a longstanding bestseller. I didn’t go to elementary school in Korea so I don’t know if it is assigned reading. The title of the book held by the boy in the photo is “The Talmud’s Golden Ratio”.