TUT Broadcast Jan 1st, 2017

Tonight’s program–The UN declares the land stolen by Israel in 1967 as ‘illegally occupied’, thus paving the way for future sanctions and if necessary, military force.

Danny Danon, Israeli ambassador to the UN, holds up a copy of the Torah and warns those in attendance that Israel will follow the example of the Maccabees–a violent, terrorist organization operating in Judea during the time of the Greek occupation–in resisting this ‘evil decree’ by the UN, thus setting the stage for future acts of Judaic terror against Gentiledom on the part of Israel.

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Trump on 9/11-‘Bombs’ brought down the Twin Towers

ed note–Yeah, Trump knows. Don’t fall for all his kissy-face posturing with ‘Bibi’.

White House decries ‘atrocity’ of Istanbul shooting rampage

Attack on upscale night club filled with New Year’s revelers kills 35, wounds 40; US vows to assist in investigation

ed note–remember, this attack took place literally a mere 24 hours after Erdogan stated that he had ‘concrete proof’ that the US and the West were funding, arming and training ISIS, Daesh and other groups.

‘No computer is safe,’ Trump says as he rings in 2017

‘If you have something really important, write it out and have it delivered by courier, the old-fashioned way,’ advises US president-elect

ed note–all can rest assured that Trump’s statement in this regard is not directed at the Russians as much as it is against Israel. Despite the friendly noises he makes about ‘Bibi’ and the settlements, nevertheless he knows the name of the game and is not going to let himself fall victim to Zionist blackmail as so many who came before him did. Dittos with his announcement that he is augmenting his security detail with people he knows personally. Someone in his position is aware of the plans that are being drawn up against him and is heading them off at the pass.

Why Netanyahu and Trump Are Good for the Palestinians, by Jeremy Hammond

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Putin outsmarts Obama, turns Obama’s expulsion of Russian diplomats to his advantage

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Bennett: How dare anyone call the land of Israel occupied?

Education Minister clarifies on CNN: Jews have lived in Judea and Samaria for thousands of years, and they aren’t going anywhere.

ed note–again, at the risk of beating an already dead horse, the world needs to read between the lines of what Bennett and his cohorts are saying in order to get the full picture of what the entire world is facing.

The Middle East problem is not about some small slice of land lying along the eastern shores of the Mediterranean sea known as ‘Israel’ that the world’s Jews want as their ‘homeland’. It is about a worldview–held by a mere few religious nutcases–that is at odds with reality and with the well-being/best interests of 7 billion other human beings on this planet. The Jews base their entire identity on what their religion teaches, a religion that is unlike other universalist religions and philosophies that start with flawed human nature and like a potter working with clay, mold the adherent into something better and more pleasing to the Creator.  Judaism is about Jews, their well-being, their place of importance in creation and how all existence, down to the tiniest insect–would cease to have any meaning or value were it not for them functioning as the nucleus around which the entire universe orbits.

Contrary to the slick marketing themes/concepts that were used in selling this doomsday product to the world, the ‘Jewish state’ is not/was not/never will be merely a real estate deal meant to provide a poor, persecuted, victimized, and beleaguered people a place to hang their hats and rest their weary souls. It is about fulfilling the dictates of what messianic Judaism teaches concerning its program for mankind where ‘Jewish ethics’ function as the operating system for the world’s mainframe and with Jerusalem serving as the fulcrum around which all human activity rotates. It is a paradigm where the ‘god’ of the Jews rules the world with a rod of iron in creating a paradise on earth for ‘his people’ whom he has chosen to be a ‘special people above all others upon the face of the earth’ and the inferior, subservient roles that non-Jews occupy in the process of what Judaism preaches concerning ‘Tikkun Olam’, Hebrew for ‘repairing a broken world’.

Therefore, when Bennett & co speak in the kind of dialect featured in this story, especially the ‘how dare they’ portion of it, keep in mind that there is nothing ‘theatrical’ about these theatrics. He is dead serious, in the sense that he is a true believer in the science fiction of Judaism, and in particular how Zionism was/is/always will be about world conquest in bringing the entire world in alignment with the precepts of Judaism and enforced–whenever necessary and as much as possible–with a Judaic rod of iron.