Rabbi: Jews are Not of This World; We’re Sent to Conquer It

[Rabbi] Dr. Laitman closely collaborates with numerous international research institutes. He was invited to join the World Wisdom Council (WWC), a think-tank convened by the Club of Budapest and headed by Prof. Ervin Laszlo, a Nobel Prize nominee in 2004 and 2005. Other notable personalities in the WWC are former president of the Soviet Union Michael Gorbachev, Nobel Prize win9ner primatologist Jane Goodall and renowned songwriter and performer, Peter Gabriel… In recent years, he has participated in several international events with the WWC and the Goi Peace Foundation in Tokyo, Arosa (Switzerland), Düsseldorf (Germany), and in the Universal Forum of Cultures in Monterrey (Mexico), organized with the support of UNESCO … he regularly meets with world leaders such as UNESCO Director-General Mrs. Irina Bokova, who called him a “true visionary,” and Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations Dr. Asha-Rose Migiro.

Laitman is a bloodthirsty Zionist, as one would expect. By the way, take a look at the obviously staged photo of “anguished” Jews under Hamas “rocket attack” on his timeline — smoke cloud far too big to be made by a shoulder-mounted missile and precisely positioned for maximum photographic effect — especially the one Jew near left center who apparently finds the whole thing hilariously funny. Several others look amused too. Jews are so confident of their dominance they often consider slipshod, easily deconstructed propaganda to be “good enough.”

Another one of Laitman’s ideas is that “anti-Semitism” is justified and is caused by Jews being disunited and failing to love each other sufficiently, thus being a “bad example” for the other nations of the Earth. He emphasizes that all peoples look to the Jews for guidance and that the Jews do indeed control the world — but are doing a bad job of it, and so need Kabbalism, which he calls a “science,” to straighten them out.

There’s so much that is psychologically revealing in this lecture, that I believe it would be worthy of extensive analysis.