Infinite Love is the Only Truth, Everything Else is Illusion by David Icke

Author:David Icke
Language: eng
Format: mobi, epub
ISBN: 9780957630833
Publisher: David Icke Books Limited
Published: 2016-08-10T04:00:00+00:00

Other animals such as?

‘A buffalo.’

After a slight pause for reflection on how daft his answer was, he went on:

‘… We do know there are no other animals in the herd, it’s very unusual to have a mixed herd anyhow, but all the same the requirements are that we are here. That is what makes the milk kosher, the very fact we are here checking, although there is no real difference in the milk.’

Could you file that one with the insect loophole, please? Thanks so much, the file’s marked ‘Bewildered’. Rabbi Furst stood beside a pile of dough, the bread kind. He said it contained a piece of every dough made at the bakery in the last 36 hours and he was going to perform a special blessing to separate something from the dough in line with the Commandments. I never did understand exactly what he was separating and even after playing back the video I couldn’t work it out. Perhaps that was a good thing. He said some Hebrew words as he piled bits of dough on top of each other and announced that he had designated this as ‘Halla’ or Sabbath bread. The term Halla, a Jewish website told me, is ‘a name used in ancient times to designate the priest’s share of the dough’. I know, I thought the same. Rabbi Furst said that his words had made all the difference. ‘Now it has a special level of holiness and I have to dispose of it in a respectable way.’ Dispose of it? If it was that holy why bin it, respectfully or otherwise? The rabbi had the answer. If they had a temple this dough would go to the priests, he said, but as they hadn’t it would be thrown in the trash. Well, not directly because it would be disrespectful and against the law to do that. Instead, he explained, he put it in a plastic bag and then put that in another one. Wow, deep respect. ‘The fact that we have doubled-bagged it is considered to be a respectful way of disposing of it’, he said. The rabbi told us that he had no choice but to dump the dough because no one except the priests was allowed to eat it. All other Jews were ‘not in a state of spiritual purity’. Who said so? The priests, I suppose. Once the rabbi had said his words to make the leftovers holy, he said that all the rest of the dough, from which the holy pile came, was considered not holy and ordinary Jews could eat it. Are you still there, you’ve gone quiet?

Rabbi Furst was filmed cracking what seemed to be an endless line of eggs to see if they had any blood spots in them. The reporter asked him to explain what he was doing and the rabbi said the law on this was complicated. I instinctively trembled at what might be to come after my experience with the severed insect, buffalo man, and the holy dough deal.

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