.... So if women are the way to hell, then hell must be full of only men. It will be just a male-chauvinist club. Woman is not the way to hell, but once your mind is conditioned in that way, you are going to project the woman into something else; you need an object for your love. Money can become your object of love. Why is there so much greed? Why are people clinging to money like crazy? It is their...

... love object. Somehow they have managed to move their whole life energy towards money. Now you want them even to drop money; again they will be in trouble. Politics becomes their love object. Rising higher and higher in the political bureaucracy becomes their love object. The politician looks towards the presidentship, the prime ministership, with the same lust as a lover looks to his or her beloved...

... was no energy available to go after money, to go after politics, to go after God. No, they danced, they sang; they had a small but beautiful architecture - huts, but made beautifully. They lived a very clean life; there was no crime because there was no energy for crime. And now you have to understand how the things are related. When there is no crime what is the need of a judge, what is the need of...

... rich, very scientific, but at what cost? They died, they are no longer alive. My problem is, I want you to be alive and yet as rich in every dimension as possible. I am not ready to choose between these two, either/or. I would not like you to be aboriginals. I would not like you to become very civilized, cultured, running after money and power and prestige. I would not like you to become politicians...

... wise man, "What should I do? How should I decide who should inherit?" The old wise man gave him a certain method. The old man went home, he gave one thousand silver pieces to each son and told them, "Go to the market, purchase seeds of flowers." They went, they purchased seeds. Carts and carts came, full of seeds, because one thousand silver pieces in ancient days was big money...

... inherit my whole property, so be careful." He went on the pilgrimage. The first son thought, "This is a strange test. If he comes after three years ... these seeds will simply die, and he will ask for the living seeds. So the best way is to sell them in the market, keep the money, and when he comes back purchase new seeds again - fresh, young." Very economical, mathematical - he did that...

... its very roots, and it starts disappearing. The basic thing is learning not to judge, because the moment you judge, your observation is clouded. Then you can never see clearly; you have already concluded. You have not been scientific, you have been already carrying a belief. In my childhood I asked my father - that was my way - "You have to give me money because now I am going to smoke."...

...; He said, "This is strange. No boy of your age can have the courage to ask his own father for money, and that too for smoking." I said, "It is up to you; otherwise I will steal, and it will be your money. You will be forcing me to commit two crimes - smoking and stealing. And then I will have to commit a third crime, lying, because whenever you ask, I will say, 'No, I don't smoke...

....' "I am making things simple. Just give me the money. I want to smoke just to see why people are smoking and what they find in it, because I see people all around smoking against the warning of teachers, parents, doctors, priests - everybody. There must be something if they don't listen to anybody and still go on. "And they are paying for it, for their sickness, for their death to come earlier...

..., to have tuberculosis, or cancer of the lungs. I cannot make any judgment before I experiment. Now it is up to you. You want me to do three wrong things or just one?" He looked at me and said, "You are just impossible! Now I cannot even prevent you from smoking. You are asking money from me... but you are right, you would have to do three wrong things, so take the money." And I said...

..., "I am going to smoke in the house, not hiding somewhere behind the house. I am going to smoke in my own house." He said, "Don't do that! Because my father is still alive; your uncles are there, your aunts are there" - it was a joint family of fifty people. "They will all condemn me - they won't say anything to you - they will say that you gave him money for smoking and he is...

... dollars, ten million dollars. No, no amount of money. The United States government is not ready to give him bail. And we will prolong the case as much as we can - five years, seven years, ten years. So in those ten years he will be harassed, in those ten years his work will suffer, in those ten years his commune will suffer, in those ten years millions of his people around the world will suffer. Of...

.... And, you have missed three targets already." "SIR," said Nasrudin, "I AM SHOOTING FOR THAT TEN SPOT OF YOURS, AND I AM CALLING MY SHOT AS PROMISED." 9. A rich widow had lost all her money in a business deal and was flat broke. She told her lover, Mulla Nasrudin, about it and asked, "Dear, in spite of the fact that I am not rich any more will you still love me?"...

... LOSING MY HAIR," said Nasrudin. 50. "You sure look depressed," a fellow said to Mulla Nasrudin. "What's the trouble?" "Well," said the Mulla, "you remember my aunt who just died. I was the one who had her confined to the mental hospital for the last five years of her life. When she died, she left me all her money. NOW I HAVE GOT TO PROVE THAT SHE WAS OF SOUND...

... with me," said the dentist. "I have heard that you mountain people are strong and tough. All I can say is that you are a brave man." "IT ISN'T ME THAT'S HAVING MY TOOTH PULLED," said Nasrudin. "IT'S MY WIFE." 55. The professional money raiser called upon Mulla Nasrudin. "I am seeking contributions for a worthy charity," he said. "Our goal is...

... NIGHT YOU LIKED BAKED BEANS, TUESDAY NIGHT YOU LIKED BAKED BEANS, WEDNESDAY NIGHT YOU LIKED BAKED BEANS AND NOW, ALL OF A SUDDEN, ON THURSDAY NIGHT, YOU SAY YOU HATE BAKED BEANS." 58. The prosecutor began his cross-examination of the witness, Mulla Nasrudin. "Do you know this man?" "How should I know him?" "Did he borrow money from you?" "Why should he borrow...

... money from me?" Annoyed, the judge asked the Mulla "Why do you persist in answering every question with another question?" "WHY NOT?" said Mulla Nasrudin 59. Mulla Nasrudin had taken one too many when he walked upto the police sargeant's desk. "Officer you'd better lock me up," he said. "I just hit my wife on the head with a beer bottle." "Did you kill...

... a prison waiting room, turned on him and said: "I am fed up with you. Look at your record: attempted robbery, attempted robbery, attempted burglary, attempted murder. WHAT A FAILURE YOU HAVE TURNED OUT TO BE; YOU CAN'T SUCCEED IN ANYTHING YOU TRY." 109. Mulla Nasrudin and some of his friends pooled their money and bought a tavern. They immediately closed it and began to paint and fix it...

... THE WAR." 137. A barber was surprised to get a tip from Mulla Nasrudin, a customer, before he even climbed into the chair. "You are the first customer, Mulla," he said, "ever to give me a tip before I cut the hair." "THAT'S NOT A TIP," said Nasrudin. "THAT'S HUSH MONEY. 138. "Thankful! What do I have to be thankful for? I can't pay my bills," said...

... BACK AND SEE WHERE HE CAME FROM." 142. Mulla Nasrudin and a friend were chatting at a bar. "Do you have the same trouble with your wife that I have with mine?" asked the Mulla. "What trouble?" "Why, money trouble. She keeps nagging me for money, money, money, and then more money," said the Mulla. "What does she want with all the money you give her? What does...

... sitting up every night until two and three o'clock in the morning and I can't break her of it." Sympathetic friend: "Why does she sit up that late?" Nasrudin: "WAITING FOR ME TO COME HOME." 145. "Mulla, did your father leave much money when he died?" "NO," said Mulla Nasrudin, "NOT A CENT. IT WAS THIS WAY. HE LOST HIS HEALTH GETTING WEALTHY, THEN HE LOST...

... 5?Notme, "saidtheMulla. "Well give me whatever you have, and get out," said the doctor. "Doctor, I have nothing," said the Mulla. By this time the doctor was in a rage and said, "If you have no money you have some nerve to call on a specialist of my standing and my fees." Mulla Nasrudin, too, now got mad and shouted back at the doctor: "LET ME TELL YOU...

... the psychiatrist "But it will take a long time and quite a lot of money." "OH, MONEY IS NO PROBLEM," said Nasrudin. "SHE HAS WON SO MANY HORSE RACES." 156. The caravan was marching through the desert. It was hot and dry with not a drop of water anywhere. Mulla Nasrudin fell to the ground and moaned. "What's the matter with him?" asked the leader of the caravan...

... appeared and ordered them to halt. "Your money or your life," boomed the leader of the bandits. 'Just a moment please," said Mulla Nasrudin. "I owe my friend here 500, andIwouldliketopayhimfirst. "YOSEL," said Nasrudin, "HERE IS YOUR DEBT. REMEMBER, WE ARE SQUARE NOW." 170. In asking Mulla Nasrudin for a loan of 10, awomansaidtohim,"IfIdon...

... 100, then?"saidNasrudin. "Why I hardly know you, and you are asking me to lend you 100!" "I can't understand it," said Nasrudin. "IN THE OLD COUNTRY PEOPLE WOULD NOT LEND ME MONEY BECAUSE THEY KNEW ME, AND HERE I CAN'T GET A LOAN BECAUSE THEY DON'T KNOW ME." 171. "I have found the road to success no easy matter," said Mulla Nasrudin. "I started at...

... my readers will arrive on the matter. The subject of Ritual Murder has always been one that the Jewish Money Power, which controls this country as well as most others, has taken all possible steps to suppress. The reason is that Ritual Murder was the dynamite which finally blew the Jew out of England in 1290, out of Spain in 1492, and out of Germany in our time. The Jews know it; and I know it too...

... relies for its success upon the ridiculous charge that a breach of the peace is likely if the truth about them is spoken! I do so in order that the Jews shall not escape simply through the power of Money and Masonry from bearing the burden of a charge which, in my opinion, has been proved against some of them through the ages. My object is, and always has been, in spite of what my Masonic Judge had to...

... that the Jewish religious law not only-does not sanction the practice of Ritual Murder, but forbids the consumption of blood altogether. It is an argument that has been used throughout the ages, and is used now, and has even been the foundation for the verdict "Not Guilty," in cases where Jews have been on trial for ritual murder! It was the argument used by the Sultan of Turkey when, for money...

... Sturmer, the paper of Julius Streicher, in a special Ritual Murder issue published in 1934, shows that in the 19th century 32 charges of ritual murder were made, which is ten more than in any other century in European history recorded by it. The fact that the charges increase in number as the age becomes more and more enlightened is particularly significant, because the Jewish Money Power and its...

... also in the Victoria Country History of Norfolk, 1906, Vol. II, is an illustration of an old painted rood-screen depicting the Ritual Murder of St. William, the screen itself is in Loddon Church, Norfolk, unless the Power of Jewish Money has had it removed. No one denies this case as a historical event, but the Jews of course say it was not a Ritual Murder. The Jew, C. Roth, in his The Ritual Murder...

... Jewish Money Power has evidently been at work, for between 1910 and 1930, a notice was fixed above the shrine as follows: "The body of Hugh was given burial in the Cathedral and treated as that of a martyr. When the Minster was repaved, the skeleton of a small child was found beneath the present tombstone. There are many incidents in the story which tend to throw doubt upon it, and the existence of...

... intent on loot and led on by fanatic priests and knightly spendthrifts who had borrowed Jewish money. When 18th century writers of history began to examine the old records in a new sceptical temper, some may be found venturing on such unkind surmises as that the alleged crucifictions of Christian children only seemed to happen when kings were short of money." The foul accusation against men of upright...

... certain English administrators, known to be men of good morals, of murdering and torturing Jews to get their money, after accusing them of horrible crimes. In the case of St. Hugh, the sentence was juridical; in the case of St. William, the mob took the matter into their own hands because the Sheriff would take no action himself. Whom do you believe the Jews or the English? "It is difficult to refuse...

... it that the Jewish Money Power began to dictate to the Press in England somewhere in the fifties of the last century. Chapter VIII Well authenticated cases in early and medieval times 1171 to 1510 IN this, and subsequent chapters, I place descriptions of cases in chronological order, in which there seems to me to be no reason whatever to dispute the historical accuracy of the facts given. In this...

... Polna, 1899. In this century, the Jewish Money Power had obtained control over the finances of many European countries, and the reader will see for himself how it was exerted on Rulers, Governments, Courts and "public opinion" whenever the Blood Accusation was brought against the Jews. 1823. Velisch, Russia. On Easter Sunday, a 21 year old boy disappeared. His body was found in a marsh one week later...

... Jewish Money Power, in spite of all the efforts of "the Greek clergy and the European consuls." Authorities: M. P. - N. Hamont in Egypt under Mehemet Ali, and the Jewish Encyclopedia as cited. 1840. The Damascus Case. This case, now almost completely forgotten by Democracy, convulsed Europe for a considerable time owing to the agitation induced by the Jewish Money Power which left no stone unturned to...

... make the Jews speak. The Jewish Money Power has endeavoured to make the world believe that it was only the torture which enforced confession from innocent men. Unfortunately for the Jewish Money Power, one of the questions asked was about the place where the remains of Father Thomas had been disposed of; and the remains were found where the prisoners said they were -- that is, in a covered conduit...

... Gentile to the facts if they became generally known. As soon as the first reports of the case reached the West of Europe the Jewish Money Power rose like one man to try and cover the obvious tracks made by the obvious criminals. Money can, as we know only too well, accomplish wonders on a democracy as also on the Endings and policy of Eastern (and alas! often also Western) potentates. It will perhaps be...

... induced to flock to a big meeting at the Mansion House in London, there to denounce the Blood Accusation of which they knew nothing at all, and to offer the Jews the sympathy of the British Nation! Paris, New York, Philadelphia and other towns followed suit! 3. Bribery of the Khedive of Egypt by Money. The rich Jews, Moses Montefiore in England, Cremieux and Munck in France, went off hotfoot to the East...

.... They applied to the Khedive of Egypt, whose regime included Damascus, for a revision of the sentence. He was offered and accepted a huge sum of money and released the condemned Jews. Note the result. The Jews proclaimed everywhere that the Khedive had reversed the verdict! He had done nothing of the kind. There was no reversal and no re-trial. The words of the Khedive's firman which he issued to...

... them is stated to have been half a million piastres. A converted Rabbi, Chevalier P. L. B. Drach, wrote in his The Harmony between the Church and the Synagogue (1844, Paris, p. 79): "Money played a great role in this business." 4. Bribery of the Sultan. Having won the first round with the Khedive, the Jew Montefiore went on to see the Sultan of Turkey, and secured from him a decree that the Blood...

...; Rothschild's money power; the Austrian Chancellor, Metternich; the Austrian Consul at Damascus; the Consul's attitude towards the Ritual Murder charge. A continuous chain of Jewish corruption by Money. 7. Suppression of the Reports of the Trial. We have already mentioned in the second paragraph of this description of the case the record of the trial published in Achille Laurent's book. This book cannot now...

... Eszlar Case in Hungary This is a nineteenth century case, where the prisoners had duly confessed, and where, after long drawn out proceedings, they were all acquitted as the result of the Organised Power of Jewish Money. Esther Solymosi, 14 years old, disappeared on 1st April; the five-year-old son of the Jewish sexton told some women that his mother had enticed the girl into their house, whence she...

... work with its Money Power, and the Press of every country in Europe was employed to throw calumny on the Hungarian Court and on Hungarian Justice. The Public Prosecutors were bribed and set to work to discredit the honourable Judge who presided over the Court. No stone was left unturned, no filthy corrupting action left untried, to defeat the course of justice; and the Jews won. Here are some of the...

... minor methods by which the Jews with their money tried to confuse the issue: By paying the debts of, or bribing the officials. By offering Esther's mother a bribe to say that her daughter was alive and in a situation elsewhere. This was done by the Jew Reiszmann. By trying to steal the Court records from the house of the Judge. By altering the synagogue lock, so that it was no longer possible to see...

... representative of Rothschild's, had demanded that the charges be withdrawn! At this time, debt-conversion was a serious matter for Hungary, and chiefly depended on the Rothschild Money Power. Later, Baton Orczy told Pauler that Goldschmidt actually demanded that the two Public Prosecutors who had made condemnation of the prisoners impossible should be decorated! The sort of thing that had been "worked" against...

... statements, as also his confession. The two men produced satisfactory alibis. By the Power of Jewish Money and the agitation it was able to raise, a new trial was ordered. Meanwhile Dr. Baxa, attorney for the murdered girl's mother, had in a speech in the Bohemian Dict, 28th December, accused the Government of showing partiality to the Jews in the way they handled this case. Then, another girl's body was...

.... The body was found in a wood, with throat cut from ear to ear superficially whilst there was a deep stab in the neck cutting the main vessels. The body was bloodless and there was no blood found near it. It was just before Passover, and the local Jewish butcher had suddenly disappeared. Dr. Burgel, the Court doctor, said it was a case of Ritual Murder. The Jew Money Power got to work to influence...

... of criticism." How strangely the Jewish mind works! How could anyone fail to be "anti-semitic" if they believed that that Jews commit ritual murder of Gentile children? If there is not a glut of literature on the subject in English, it is not any ordeal of criticism which has brought about the scarcity, but the Jewish Money Power which has been brought to bear on that literature, making it so...

... attitude of the Austrian consul at Damascus through the Chancellor Metternich, in the 1840 case. On p. 30 is shown how the same Rothschild family were able to threaten the Government of Hungary so as to induce it to cause the acquittal of the accused Jews in the 1882 case at Tisza Eszlar. In all methods of propaganda, the Jew Money Power ends ready allies among the gullible Gentiles, particularly among...

... ward "for the sake of getting possession of some property." This sounds like the usual cock-and-bull story which, under the powerful influence of Jew Money, is resorted to when Courts are faced with the difficult job of shielding Jews from "the Blood Accusation." Why on earth should the man crucify the boy instead of quietly getting rid of him in a more usual manner? Authority: Jewish Encyclopedia...

... similar to those expressed by Masons, and are almost always pernicious. However, there was a time when Protestants were Protestants, unaffected by Masonry or by the powerful propaganda of which Jewish money is the source. Martin Luther seems to have had an inkling of the true nature of the Jew when he said: "How the Jews love the Book of Esther, which is so suitable to their bloodthirsty, revengeful...

..., though stated by booksellers to be of no great rarity or value; in the London Library there is no copy, but there is a Jewish refutation of it! Our nation has been so carefully schooled by the Jewish Money Power, which has been able to destroy or rarefy all sources of information on Ritual Murder, that the twentieth century Protestant Church has come to believe that the thing is a mere relic of...

... another? And are you certain that you are saved? Your face, your eyes do not give any proof of it; you look angry. Even a nice man like Jesus was an angry man. Who gave him the authority to beat the money-changers in the temple of Jerusalem and throw them out? Self-appointed judges.... Jesus wanted to save the world - he could not even save himself. And he has left an ugly heritage which goes on growing...

... the money of the world, still you will be running after money. You may have all the knowledge, and still you will be running after more knowledge. In every dimension there is infinite space to run. I have heard.... A man and his wife were flying in a plane; the man was piloting. The plane was going full speed, and the wife asked, "Where are we going?" The man said, "Don't bother where...

.... There is not much space for all of them to coexist. When you think of progress... it starts with your lovemaking - a mad race - and where do you end? You end with a woman. Great, just great! And then your whole life it is the same, the same story. People are running after power, people are running after money, people are running after respectability. People are running after everything you can imagine...

... supported by Jewish money. And it was in the hands of America, because American forces were there in Israel to hand over the country to anybody - either to Christians or to Mohammedans or to Jews. It was a Mohammedan country and it would have been right to give it back to them. But Christians are against Mohammedans for a very simple thing - that's why I say this whole world needs to be finished - a very...

... one, there is no need of different colors on the map. If the world dissolves the nations, whom are you going to fight? And if the world becomes a little more intelligent and drops all religious nonsense, whom are you going to fight? And if you are not going to fight, there will be no Ethiopia, there will be no poor India - because all your energy, all your money, all your resources that are going...

... Ethiopia. All has disappeared, it never reached Ethiopia. The same has happened before; Ethiopia has been in trouble for four years. In the name of humanity, service, these missionaries collect the money and swallow it. Last year when the fifteen million dollars simply disappeared, it was enquired what had happened. The Christian missionaries said they did not want to send the money to the Ethiopian...

... government, so they found a French agency to distribute the money, food, clothes, to the starving Ethiopians. When the French agency was asked, they could not believe it; they had never heard about these missionaries. Ethiopia will be there, more Ethiopians will be there tomorrow. Small efforts won't help. I don't believe in throwing a spoonful of sugar into the ocean to make it sweet. I am not retarded...

... wife seems to be just a model of a machine; whenever he has money he purchases a new wife - fifty rupees, sixty rupees, at the most a hundred rupees - and sells his old wife. He has used the old wife for one year, that's enough. We are taught in the schools and universities that this is a great civilization - and women are being sold like cattle! The survey in these two districts has revealed that...

... destructive weapons; every year new weapons are available. What are you going to do with the old weapons which you have piled up for years? Now they have become absolutely useless and you have wasted so much money. Almost seventy percent of every large nation's money goes into creating armies, destructive weapons, nuclear weapons. They need the small nations to go on fighting, because they purchase the old...

... world. It seems to be unbelievable, but since the second world war there have been nearabout three hundred wars. They have been small wars, because big nations need them. Wars are their market; otherwise all the money is lost which they have invested in arms which have become out of date. It became a strange situation when America a few days ago attacked Iran. It was not only foolish, it was also...

... cannot say no." I said, "But do you consider humanity at all?" He said, "Money is the god; people don't say it clearly, but I say it clearly. I will make every opportunity yield as much money as possible. It is just like milking the cow; I go on milking as long as even a drop of milk remains." I said to him, "You have been educated in the West, in the most prominent...

... medical institutions, but that does not mean that you have to forget completely the Eastern attitude that man is the ultimate value." He said, "On that point I cannot agree with you. I agree with you on all points, but about money don't say anything to me." And I know that it is not only him, but almost everybody has fallen so low that nothing matters in life except money. You can...

... purchase anybody - prime ministers are purchased, presidents of countries are purchased. You can purchase anybody, you just have to give the right amount of money. These stories are of the time when man was dignified and was in search of his inner source. AFTER THAT, HE HAD NO DESIRE TO GO ANYWHERE ELSE - once you have found your master, the desire to go anywhere else disappears - SO HE CHANGED HIS ROBE...

... - Indian sannyasins, I mean - belong to the first category, the best people. Nine percent belong to the second category: the ugly people, the fools. They have not come here for me. Some have come because there are so many beautiful women around, some have come to cheat, to borrow money, to steal. We are trying to throw them out, but still a few somehow manage to get in. They even meditate to show that...

... was so poor while he was alive that he would only eat three days a week. He used to get enough money from his brother to eat the cheapest food for the whole week, but he had to save some money for canvases and paints and colours and brushes, so he had to starve for four days to save a little money. He committed suicide when he was only thirty-three, just because it was so difficult to survive...

.... Nobody would accept his paintings; there was no question of anybody purchasing them. People even refused to accept his paintings for hanging in their houses. He would present his paintings free to people and they threw them in the basement or somewhere else. His brother, thinking that he was feeling so sad because he had not sold a single painting in his life, sent one man with some money to go and...

... purchase one painting. The man went. Van Gogh could not believe his ears that there should be one man in the whole world who was ready to purchase his paintings, so he showed them with great interest. But the man was not interested in the paintings at all. He said, "Any painting will do. You keep this money and give me the painting." Immediately he understood what the matter was. He said, "...

...;Forget about purchasing the painting! It seems my brother has sent you, so take this money back. It is better to die without selling a painting!" And the same day he committed suicide - it was enough. He painted nearabout one thousand paintings; eight hundred paintings have been lost because people never cared about them. When his paintings started becoming famous after his death, people started...

... searching for his paintings. They were found in all kinds of places - people's basements, bathrooms. And they were easily purchased; people were very willing to give them away for a little money or even for no money. Now each single painting is valued at one million dollars. That's how people have always functioned, so there is nothing unnatural about it. People have their own understanding... Two kids...

.... [Another sannyasin said she too was having difficulties in her relationship. Her boyfriend felt less and less like making love and this made her upset and frustrated, and she then became aggressive towards him. She said they were also at variance over how they used their money, as she wanted to be thrifty so they could stay in Poona longer, while he spent money easily and seemingly with no thought for...

... everything more ugly and it will do just the opposite of what you want. Money is not important... and it may be just a trick to control. [Osho said that they could either be here for longer, both in conflict, unhappy, or stay a shorter time more happily.] Just see the point. It is a question of quality, not of quantity. How many days you are here is irrelevant. You may be here for only one day, but if you...

... are really with me and happy and celebrat- ing, that's enough. That will change your whole life. And this is how things go. If you are too miserly, he will spend too much because that will become just an act of being free. He will show you that you cannot control him. If you don't control him, he himself may understand that he is unnecessarily wasting money. But let him see! Women are very money...

...-minded; more interested in the material part of life, and they miss many things. That's why you don't see great women poets, great women painters, great women saints. They are more interested in ordinary things. Anything that has a qualitative dimension seems meaningless to them. Money will be more meaningful than music. They miss much. They think that they are very practical; they are not. This is the...

... him money for charity until only seventeen dinars were left [of the seven hundred]. On the eve of the Day of Atonement the Government sent and seized them. R. Johanan b. Zakkai said to them, 'Do not fear [that you will lose any more]; you had seventeen dinars and these they have taken.' They said to him, 'How did you know that this was going to happen?' He replied, 'I saw it in a dream.' 'Then why...

... delivers him from the punishment of Gehinnom? The one in connection with which the word 'wrath' is used, as it is written, A day of wrath is that day.29  What kind of charity is that which delivers a man from an unnatural death? To Part b Original footnotes renumbered. See Structure of the Talmud Files Life also occurs in connection with wisdom, Prov. VIII, 35. I.e., money wherewith to do charity...

...; 'The beggar receives without knowing from whom he receives': this excludes the practice of R. Abba.2  How is a man then to do? — He should put his money into the charity box. The following was adduced in objection to this: 'What is a man to do in order that he may have male offspring? R. Eliezer says that he should give generously to the poor; R. Joshua says that he should make his wife...

... glad to perform the marital office. R. Eliezer b. Jacob says: A man should not put a farthing into the charity box unless it is under the supervision of a man like R. Hanina b. Teradion'?3  — In saying [that a man should put his money into the charity box] we mean, when it is under the supervision of a man like R. Hanina b. Teradion. R. Abbahu said: Moses addressed himself to the Holy One...

.... Ammi also anxious not to offend the Government? — [He was angry] because he ought to have distributed the money to the non-Jewish poor. But Raba did distribute it to the non-Jewish poor? — The reason R. Ammi was indignant was - To Next Folio - Original footnotes renumbered. See Structure of the Talmud Files Who used every day to put four zuzim in a box for the poor of his immediate...

... ransom that was to be taken from the Israelites whenever they were numbered, Ex. XXX, 12. This ransom was to be given for the service of the Tabernacle, but money given for charity according to the Rabbis serves the same purpose. Ps. CXII, 9. Isa. XXXIII, 16. Isa. XXIV, 23. I.e., everyone who is honoured in this world for his wisdom. I.e., the poor who are despised here are highly honoured there. But v...

... Zurich investigates and finds only 200 accounts totalling ten million dollars Bronfman has given almost nothing to the alleged holocaust victims he claimed the money was for Earl of Caithness: if government accept their responsibility for controlling the money supply and change from our debt-based monetary system, then monetary system will break us A Jew, Michael Levy agreed to raise large sums of...

... money for the Labour Party, so long as they never became, "anti-Israel," whilst Blair is leader Another Jew, David Sainsbury, becomes the Labour Party's single largest donator this year Both Levy and Sainsbury are given life peerages and become Lords, following Blair's election victory Edmond de Rothschild dies in Geneva Kofi Annan becomes Secretary General to the United Nations. He is married to Nane...

..., through corruption, the vast wealth of Russia ends up in the hands of the so-called, "Seven Oligarchs," all of them new billionaires who backed Boris Yeltsin with money and media support. The seven are, Boris Berezovsky, Vladimir Gusinsky, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Mikhail Friedman, Alexander Smolensky, and Pyotr Aven, all Jewish, and one Russian, Vladimir Potanin. Potanin would be used as the others...

... Jewish Congress, effectively extorts one and a half billion dollars from Switzerland for alleged holocaust victims Edgar Bronfman, chairman of the World Jewish Congress, effectively extorts one and a half billion dollars from Switzerland for alleged holocaust victims who he claimed had deposited their money there. He has no proof, but the Swiss government give in as Bronfman is one of President...

... the World War 2, which subsequently discovers that only 200 accounts, containing a total of approximately ten million dollars, less than one percent of the one and a half billion dollars extorted by Bronfman, could be traced back to alleged holocaust victims. Bronfman has given almost nothing to the alleged holocaust victims he claimed the money was for Does Bronfman give the Swiss back the other 99...

...% of the one and a half billion dollars? Of course not, and incidentally some six years later he has given almost nothing to the alleged holocaust victims he claimed the money was for. Bronfman simply misappropriated his ill gotten gains that he had fraudulently obtained in his demands of justice for alleged holocaust victims. Earl of Caithness: if government accept their responsibility for...

... controlling the money supply and change from our debt-based monetary system, then monetary system will break us Less than two months before Tony Blair comes to power in England, another interesting entry can be found in HANSARD, 5th March 1997, volume 578, No. 68, columns 1869-1871, in which the Earl of Caithness is recorded as having stated, "The next government must grasp the nettle, accept their...

... responsibility for controlling the money supply and change from our debt-based monetary system. My Lords, will they? If they do not, our monetary system will break us and the sorry legacy we are already leaving our children will be a disaster." A Jew, Michael Levy agreed to raise large sums of money for the Labour Party, so long as they never became, "anti-Israel," whilst Blair is leader Gideon Meir Ehud Barak...

... On May 2nd, the British Labour Party Leader, Tony Blair is elected as Prime Minister. Prior to his election, the man in charge of donations to Blair's, "private office," donations which reached the princely sum of seven million pounds, was none other than Blair's tennis partner, a Jew, Michael Levy. Furthermore, Levy agreed to raise large sums of money for the Labour Party, so long as they never...