... money in creating atom bombs .... I am perfectly happy that the bombs worked, and now we will be growing more into atomic technology." And Truman was blessed by the pope. Churchill was blessed by the pope, and Eisenhower was blessed by the pope, and MacArthur was blessed by the pope -- and these were the killers. But on the other side also, you will be surprised: God is one, and the archbishop of...

... story, you will not believe it. In Pennsylvania, U.S.A., a former Seventh Day Adventist priest, who had been out of work for months, chose to starve himself and his family to death rather than spend money which he had put aside for God. He had four thousand dollars with him, but he had put it aside for God. So, rather than feeding his children, his wife -- they were starving ... How can he touch the...

... money once he has committed it to God? That will be betrayal, that will be not being faithful. His only son died of starvation. Then he was caught by the police, and asked how the son had died. Now he is in jail. The police went into the house -- a beautiful house, with good furniture, everything perfect, only no food -- and found the wife was almost dying, the daughter was almost dying, and the...

... priest himself was on the verge of death after three weeks of starvation. All those people of the house were taken into the hospital, and the priest was asked, "You had money in the house -- because the police found those four thousand dollars." He said, "I would rather die, and I would rather my wife and my children die, but I cannot betray my faith." And even in this situation...

... the truth -- can entertain himself. It is almost like a bank, the same principle. If you have money the bank is ready to give you a loan. If you don't have money, no bank is ready to give you a loan. Strange! The ordinary logic will be: the man who has no money, give him the loan; and the man who has money, there is no need to give him a loan. But that is not how banks work. The same is true on a...

... believe it. And what is Federal Reserve that has power, broad enough, to print the money? Well, it is just a PRIVATE corporation. Simple as that! Ran by whom? Well, ask them. And what are those dollar bills you think is money you have in your pocket? - Well it is just a fake paper, a PROMISE to pay, worth no more than the paper it is printed on plus the printing expenses. There is no guarantee you are...

... going to get ANYTHING for it when the shit hits the fan. Or IS there? Tell me? Because it is based on a fractional reserve system, meaning money made out of nothing. No value of any kind exists to be a collateral for it. What a fun of a show that was. The Great Victory of Freedom and Democracy. Hey, lets spread Freedom and Democracy around the world. With Sword and Fire! Isn't it how this song...

..., about the only remaining laws of real value are: Money is god and god is money. Either I suck YOUR blood, or you WILL suck mine. There is just no other game in town. All other laws are pretty much tales, told by an idiot, signifying nothing in reality. It is either you. Or it is me! "Bolevar won't take both of us". Remember that one? But you still retain your dignity and YOU are the...

... top secret research project, sponsored by no one less than the US government, where the most prominent experts, you can find for ANY money, were doing their work for generations, and there is just NOTHING even worth publishing? How could THIS be? And here is those two poor references on him I was able to find using the Google search engine, that piece of Grand Google Delusion. http://g-klimov.info...

..., gold reserves, printing the dollars and lending them to the government that simply OUGHT to have the authority to print its own money, by definition, controlling the diamond industry, energy, "entertainment" industry, press, legal field, and on and on and on. What a bunch of poor people. And everybody is against them for some strange reason, "persecuting" them unlike you ever seen before. Right...

... of estimates? The net results? Well, don't you see it for yourself? Do you need a magnifying glass? Or your brains examined by Dr. Hose Delgado Now, how Coca Cola could POSSIBLY be "good" if it consists of about 97% water, hopefully clean enough to drink, some chemicals, tongue buds stimulants and some paint to make it look kinky. THAT is what Coca Cola is. For the same exact money, you...

... Goal Of Microchipped Population" From: Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet Monday, January 29, 2007 http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/january2007/290107rockefellergoal.htm Watch the interview here: http://vodpod.com/watch/483295-rockefeller-interview-real-idrfid-conspiracy- "I used to say to him [Rockefeller] what's the point of all this," states Russo, "you have all the money in the world you...

...) By allowing bankers the privilege of creating money, we have created an insatiable vampire. If you could manufacture money, imagine the temptation to own everything! Rakovsky refers to the 1929 Crash and Great Depression as an "American revolution." It was deliberately precipitated by the Illuminati for profit, to break the "classical American," and to take political power...

... another country, you will need money. But if you want to go inside for the inner journey, no money is needed. So many things are needed for the outside. If you talk to somebody, language is needed, but if you want to be just alone, silent, no language is needed. So whether you speak german or english or french, makes no difference. When a frenchman and a german and an englishman are sitting silently...

... through things happiness is not possible. Through things only things are possible. If you have money, you can have many more things, but happiness is not possible. I am not saying to renounce, I am saying simply disconnect this idea of having happiness from things. Disconnect it from without; reconnect it with within. And by and by, you will see the sun rising. By and by you will see a subtle change...

... himself a priest.12  If that is the case13  why is not his son redeemed?14  — In agreement with a ruling of 'Ulla; For 'Ulla said, pentateuchally [the son] is redeemed as soon as [the father] gives [the note of money indebtedness to the priest,] and the reason why the Rabbis ruled that he was not redeemed is because a preventive measure was enacted against the possibility of the...

... they are protected by the provision of Beth din,47  it might be assumed that he entrusted them49  with some bundles [of money].50 THE FIRST HUSBAND IS NOT ENTITLED TO PLEAD [etc.] R. Hisda stated: This51  implies that [the place of] a daughter must be with her mother.52  Whence, [however, the proof] that we are dealing here53  with one who is of age; is it not possible that54...

... is (as stated supra) Pentateuchal. Supra 102a q.v. for notes. At the time betrothal was negotiated. V. Glos. Sc. the sum of money or object of value which the man gives to the woman as a token of betrothal which constitutes the required kinyan. Lit., to his hand'. As a return for the benefit he, it may well be presumed, readily agrees that even his verbal undertaking should have the legal force of...

... din make a mental18  Stipulation that if they19  be required they should be utilized for their original purpose20  and that if [they would] not [be required] they should be [spent] on vessels of ministry. A Tanna of the school of R. Ishmael taught: Vessels of ministry were provided21  from the Temple funds; for it is said in Scriptures The rest of the money,22  now what...

... funds shewed a balance?23  Obviously24  the Temple funds.25  But might it not be suggested that only the balance itself [could be spent on the vessels of ministry]?26  — As Raba said,27  The burnt-offering28  implies the first burnt-offering,29  so must the money30  imply the first money.31  An objection was raised: The incense and all congregational...

... permissible to procure 'vessels wherewith to minister' with the balance. Lit., 'where they collected and did not leave'. Cf. supra n. 8 ab init.; how could funds collected for one purpose lawfully be used for another? Lit., 'heart'. The funds collected. Lit., 'if they were required they were required'. Lit., 'come'. II Chron. XXIV, 14. Lit., 'which is the money that has a remainder'. Lit., 'be saying, this...

.... Meir thus on one point concurred with R. Jacob and on another point he concurred with R. Simeon: On one point he concurred with R. Jacob who said that if even after its final verdict was issued the bailee restored it to the owner, it would be a legal restoration;5  and on another point he concurred with R. Simeon who stated6  that an object the absence of which entails money loss is...

... regarded as possessing an intrinsic value,7  as we have learned: R. Simeon says: In the case of consecrated animals8  for the loss of which the owner is liable to replace them by others, the thief has to pay,9  thus proving that an object whose absence entails money loss is regarded as possessing an intrinsic value.10  R. Kahana said: When I reported this discussion in the presence of...

... p. 427. To the one who would be liable to make the outlay of money, and for this reason R. Meir makes the thief liable for the payment of the four-fold or five-fold. Regarding the case of slaughtering on the Day of Atonement. Who holds one could be both lashed and ordered to pay. Supra p. 403. I.e., R. Zebid. Which forms a part of the last paragraph which is complete in itself. So that he will not...

... miserable. It is very rare that a person becomes aware enough to be blissful. It certainly makes a person distinguished. Money cannot do that - many people have it. University degrees cannot do it - millions have them. Political power cannot do it Only one thing can make a person distinguished, that is bliss, because only bliss proves that the person has been intelligent in his life, that he has lived...

... dance, not a dragging. Unless it is a dance it is not life at all. All these fragments have to be joined together again, welded together, and then you become a great energy. And to feel that great energy pulsating in you creates bliss. Bliss is a simple outcome of overflowing energy. The child is so happy, for a single reason: he has nothing - no money, no bank balance; he is not the president of a...

... enough courage to see Jesus in the day. In the night, when nobody was there, he approached Jesus and asked, "Why am I not happy? I have everything - knowledge, money, power, prestige - still I am not happy. How can I also enter the kingdom of your God?" Jesus said to him, "Nicodemus, unless you are born again you will not be able to enter into my kingdom of God." What Jesus was...

... house. [The payment, that is to say, will have to be made for the combined value of the calf and wool and the improvement.] Cf. B.M. 43b. [I.e., in the state it is at the time of payment. The robber will, however, have to make up in money for the difference in the value of the cow as it stood at the time of the robbery. The difference between R. Simeon and R. Judah will be explained anon.] And no...

... through the fault of the vendor: the amount due to the purchaser for his loss of the actual field could be recovered even from property already in the hands of (subsequent) purchasers, whereas the amount due to him for the value of the produce he lost could be recovered only from property still in the hands of the vendor; cf. Git. V, I and B.M. 14b. Such as where the purchaser spent money on improving...

... with the misappropriated article he can be paid in specie, or is he perhaps entitled to receive his portion out of the body of the misappropriated animal. The answer was found in the statement made by R. Nahman in the name of Samuel: 'There are three cases where increased value will be appraised and paid in money. They are as follow's: [In the settlement of accounts] between a firstborn and a plain...

... purchaser likewise. Yet must the vendee accept the scum: but it has been taught: R. Judah said: [The loss due to] the muddy oil was assigned to the vendor alone, since the vendee accepts a log and a half of sediment without the scum!18  — There is no difficulty: The former treats of one who pays his money in Tishri and received [the wine or oil] in Nisan at Tishri prices;19  the latter...

... treats of one who pays his money in Nisan and receives [the oil] in Nisan at Nisan prices.20  MISHNAH. IF A MAN DEPOSITS A BARREL WITH HIS NEIGHBOUR, ITS OWNER NOT DESIGNATING A PLACE FOR IT, AND HE [THE BAILEE] MOVES IT AND IT IS BROKEN, IF IT IS BROKEN WHILST IN HIS HAND,21  — [IF HE MOVED IT] FOR HIS PURPOSES, HE IS RESPONSIBLE; FOR ITS OWN NEED, HE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE. IF IT IS...

... therefore is glad that pure oil was delivered him; consequently he must accept the sediment separately. I.e., your right to mingle the lees with the oil. Hence he must have meant the yoke and the oxen. B.B. 77b. The vendee may have chosen this method of renouncing his money, i.e., gifting it, to the vendor. Since R. Judah rules that the price does prove the meaning of the terms used, he evidently rejects...

... profane for its equivalent in land but has not been redeemed for money, whereas the All Merciful laid down, He shall give the money and it shall be assured unto him.14 OR THE ATTENDANT WHO HAS EATEN LESS THAN AN OLIVE. This is obvious! — Since the first clause states the rule for the quantity of an olive, the second clause states it for less than an olive. A GENTILE MAY NOT BE COUNTED. This is...

...., silver not turned into current coin. Deut. XIV, 25. Lev. XXVII, 19. The exact words of the text are: he shall add the fifth part of the money of thy valuation unto it, and it shall be assured to him; v. B.M. (Sonc. ed.) p. 321, n. 1. For a congregational service which requires a minimum quorum of ten males over the age of thirteen. Lev. XXV, 46. V. Git. 38b. As in the case of R. Eliezer. In which case...