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Where "anti-Semitism"
comes from
If I may venture a comment about the movie, The Passion, which I have
not seen. It is strange that the Jews have made such a commotion about it.
Evidently, they imagined their influence greater than what it is. More likely,
they reacted without due deliberation. Someone told me they had temporarily
succeeded in banning it in France. According to the Gospel writers, after our Lord's terrible scourging, Pilate
brought him forth before the people (not the priests, His accusers) in the hope
of eliciting some pity from them to outweigh the demands of the Jewish leaders.
But "scribes and Pharisees" had anticipated this move and excited the crowd to
shout for his crucifixion; in a word, they organized the mob. When Christ was on the cross, their hatred was not satiated until He was
dead. It was a Roman legionnaire who exclaimed, "Truly, this man was the Son of
God," not any of the Jewish leaders. Their first thought was to seal the tomb and post a guard to make sure they
had put an end to the affair once and for all. And to this day, they blame
Christ as the one Person Who has thwarted their omnivorous ambitions for world
power and possession. Any time the Jews were made to suffer as a nation, as a foreign nation within
a nation, it was always because time and again, finally, the host nation
awakened to the fact that they no longer possessed their own land; that the Jews
had gradually and methodically wormed their way into the places of influence and
total control; or they were, as a guest people, conspiring with the enemies of
their host, to bring about the downfall of that nation. It is because the Christian people have experienced this again and again from
the days of the Roman empire, that the Church has seen fit to call them "a
perfidious people" in its prayers for their conversion. All their stratagems are calculated to keep the goyim from looking deeper.
They cry "Antisemitism!" at every pretext to keep us on the defensive, and
always concerned about being accused of hating them. They have taught the gentiles to believe that what they call "Antisemitism"
(i.e., recognizing Jewish attempts to exploit or undermine their nation) is the
worst kind of crime, much worse than blasphemy, adultery, or faithlessness. In
their eyes, to oppose them, to expose them, to thwart them, not to let them have
anything they demand, is to "hate" them. One nation after another has lost its
identity rather than be accused of "hatred of the Jews." Furthermore, when the Jews have great control in a nation, in government
schools, on television, in movies, in literature, in religious teaching, and in
national heritage, self-accusation and self-laceration over, and atonement and
compensation for, what we through others have supposedly done to the Jews
becomes the central doctrine of that nation's existence, as that they should not
suffer anything is the primary doctrine of Judaism. In their eyes, because the Jews' religion is the worship of themselves, it is
God's religion also! Not to believe this doctrine is viewed as an unconscionable
heresy and an unforgivable crime; to be too noisy in your disbelief of this
"doctrine" can bring prison and the loss of all rights in nation's where Jewish
control becomes too strong. If the American people ever move against the Jews to take back their country,
it will not be because of a movie; surely not because of their devotion to
Christ, which they have very little to speak of (none of any great depth, that
is), but because they have come to realize that what has happened to other
nations has happened to their own, and the Jews are very much a part of that
Force within the vitals of their government which is bent on demoralizing and
enslaving them, leaving them without liberty and without hope, as is the case
with the poor people of China and North Korea, to mention two nations among many
suffering such a fate. Begging God's grace upon you, and encouraging you to make a good Lent, I
remain, yours sincerely in Christ, Fr. Wathen March 1, 2004
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