Michelle Malkin has brought to my attention the vile views of celebrity Roseanne Barr, who not only bashes Israel, but also Judaism.
On being a jew and not supporting israel…
I think the zionists made a huge mistake when they factioned the left in germany. They ended up trading jewish lives for land, instead of standing together with the socialist factions that opposed hitler. Zionism was the last nail in the casket of European jewry. The arab’s protection is the only reason any holy site remains in israel. The jews line up to stone women who try to access those sites. I saw it with my own eyes. The arabs do not invade other countries. The israelis do. I am sick of israel and I am sick of zionists. They are propped up by evangelical christians who cannot wait for the arabs to kill them so that their genocidal war god whom they misname jesus can come back.
In their twisted logic, the jews call that support for israel. In the christian’s form of suicidal insanity, all the jews need to die in israel so that “/peace/” can be attained there.
The koran is the exact same book as the torah and Mohammed is just like Paul of tarses.
The jews are raised to be suicide bombers too, and that abusive cult-programming that is done to jewish children, beginning with genital torture, remains strong even after the religion itself is abandoned. There is no israel really, and there will soon be no jews, I fear, unless the promise of the covenant comes to pass.. the covenant states that free thought will allow the jews to abandon their need for separatism, their obsolete and archaic woman hating religion and join the struggle for human rights first, before any other cult indoctrinated group, because the jews will have had access to higher learning and science and therefore give birth to the rational mind therefore transforming religion by re translating the torah into science.
Doesn’t quite sound like the same person who barely three years ago, was seemingly into Judaism, and spoke fondly of visiting Israel.
In the pilot, an apron-clad Barr bustles about her vast kitchen, preparing Friday night dinner for her extended family.
“My spiritual teachings have really helped me to … not strike out, lash out or lose it,” she says while preparing to light Sabbath candles.
The show‚Äôs Emmy Award-winning executive producer, R.J. Cutler (“American High”), noticed her use of Judaism as anger management. “Roseanne is larger than life, almost like a mythic figure, and when she‚Äôs upset, it‚Äôs mythic in a way that makes one think of Zeus,” he said. “Like many people, she‚Äôs on a spiritual path to try to become the best person possible, although she‚Äôd be the first person to tell you she‚Äôs better at it some days than others.”
—-As Barr rose to the top of the comedy world, she continued her Jewish journey. Even though her mother sent her to church as well as an Orthodox religious school, she says, “I always remained interested in Judaism.” In the early 1990s, she wed husband No. 2, Tom Arnold, a convert to Judaism, in a Jewish ceremony.
On her daytime talk program, “The Roseanne Show,” in 1998, she announced a personal ad seeking “three normal, healthy, Jewish single men” for her three daughters. Then there were her studies at the Kabbalah Centre, which blends Jewish mysticism with self-help spirituality.
Barr started meditating daily and, in 1999, she and Yardeni visited Israel, a trip she regards as “the bat mitzvah I never had.” She immersed herself in an ancient mikvah and wrapped red string around Rachel‚Äôs tomb, which she now wears around her wrist “to remind me to keep my big mouth shut when I‚Äôm ready to say something nasty.”
I’m guessing the string fell off.
