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If you can imagine what an Eastern Pacific Island occupied by Japanese troops looked like after weeks of American naval and aerial bombardment during WW2 - you have an idea of what Hoffman has intellectually and justifiably done to Talmudic and Judaic `learning' and the intellectual (I use that term loosely) underpinning of a system that cannot be anything other than derived from evil. Hoffman does not cite as a reference source anything other than the texts of rabbis and the sages which, as Hoffman puts it so perfectly - derived and have molted over the past 1700 years into the petrified Pharisee who, with a straight face, tells the world that Talmudic Judaics are charitable, Libertarian minded folks interested in freedom and equality and are in harmony with freedom of speech, worship, etc. Nothing could be further from the truth. Were Hoffman to put the Talmudic Orthodox rabbi `on trial' for being a fraud and a liar in the strictest sense of the terms - he would need not call any witness other than the great sages of the past 1700 years to obtain a conviction. The only witness you need to indict and convict the Rabbi, are the books by which he runs his oppressive and oftentimes criminal enterprise. Hoffman's third work is geared more to the religious reader and contains a statement at the outset to the Judaic reader that the exposition of what Talmudic texts actually contain (as done in this book) is for their benefit and he laments that insufficient attention has been paid historically to the rank and file Judaic living under a rabbinic yoke. The first material in the book sees Hoffman quoting page after page of Rabbinical rulings and writings that denigrate rank and file Judaics, (i.e. they mercilessly mock their own flocks) and in many cases, rabbinical rulings have held that the am ha-aretz of the Judaic world may be killed almost at will by more adept members of the community - at the very least they are 'worthless' or 'beyond contempt.' This follows hand in hand with rabbinical denigration of all manual laborors. But, the am ha-aretz of the Judaic world are not rabinically treated much better than any one else who `dares' asks questions of them. In megalomaniacal Talmudic fashion, any non-Judaic who reads Hoffman's book (religious or not) automatically earns a death sentences for studying the Talmud. Come on everyone, for the price of Hoffman's book you too can join this club and get a rabbinic death sentence. Tell your friends. This is the third book published on this topic by Hoffman over the last 11 years. The original `Judaism's Strange Gods' put out in year 2000 - was more of a `pamphlet' than a book and although accurate, lacked the avalanche of detail and sheer breadth of covered subject matter given in Hoffman's largest work on the subject, the 1100 page `Judaism Discovered - A Study of the Anti-Biblical Religion of Racism, Self-Worship, Superstition and Deceit' released in 2008. This current book is 375 pages and represents a devastating survey of all aspects of Talmudic Judaic thought (again using the term loosely). Do not buy one copy - buy 5 and distribute. For those unfamiliar with Talmud-speak, this book contains an excellent and succinct glossary of terms for the reader to use, and gives us a succinct timeline of Talmud and Talmudic commentary developments and rabbinical rulings occurring over the past 1700 years. The timeline is important because Talmudic rulings and commentaries upon the Talmud, for instance by Moses Maimonides, represent the `waypoints' that have consistently refined the Talmudic poison to the strength it has reached today. The institution and direction of the most virulent racism against black Africans; the specific rabbinical declaration that infant children of Judaic enemies are subject to lawful and God directed murder because they might grow up and hurt a Judaic', the direct rabbinical acceptance of responsibility for the Crucifixion of Christ to the point of recording the Roman authorities as anxious to see Christ acquitted - and the method of concealing and misdirecting researchers of what Talmudic Judaism is really all about - are given succinct but thorough exposition in this book. After reading this material you will realize that no other religious text contains the blanket hatred, the situational ethics for the predation of others - and the complete lack of honor shown by one directive after the other can be set aside by the Judaic `for a buck' or where it will cause the general Judaic community to suffer an embarrassment or loss of standing in the larger community. Jonathan Pollard's Talmudic crime would not be spying on his country and causing the deaths of American servicemen, it was `getting caught' and casting Judaic people in a bad light, for example. The type of material accumulated and described by Hoffman - and in many cases Hoffman has directly photocopied the `sacred' rabbinic texts themselves and provides it in the book, conclusively prove that just about everything commonly pushed or known about Talmudic Judaics is a blatant lie. From inculcating old pagan beliefs such as Reincarnation, to attributing an almost magical power to menstrual blood, to `ruling' that child abuse is not a crime, to twirling a live chicken over their heads to take away all their sins - the cracked nature of the Talmudic Judaic becomes clearer still. In closing, sufficient distribution and discussion (and hopefully translation of these works into more languages and distribution online through Kindle) of this work will nail the coffin shut on the Talmudic zombie who masquerades from the White House, to the Vatican, and to all points in between wearing the mask of tolerance and friendship, when, as anyone examining uncensored and open rabbinical texts can see, the Talmudic face behind the mask is institutionalized hatred with predation of anyone not a rabbi. A 'rabbi' a 'teacher' whose powers are so vast - they can trick and beat God in debates. The Rabbinical god is not the God of the Old or New Testament, or a `Being greater than that which nothing possible can be conceived' for certain. Even the cover art for this book is fitting - it shows the Rabbinic worship and incorporation of varios occult Egyptian images, including Annubis within the confines fo the Temple in Jeruselem.