John 8:44 – "Jews are the children of Satan"
Jews Teach Preschoolers: “Non-Jews are Evil”
This is a strong current in Jewish thought and teaching, not just among the Orthodox, though they are more forthright about it.
BRITISH three-year-olds have been told “the non-Jews” are “evil” in a Kindergarten worksheet handed out at ultra-Orthodox Jewish schools in north London, it can be revealed. (ILLUSTRATION: ‘It’s not uncommon to be taught non-Jewish people are evil in ultra-Orthodox Jewish schools,’ former teacher claims)
Documents seen by The Independent show children are taught about the horrors of the Holocaust when they are still in kindergarten at the Beis Rochel boys’ school in north London.
A whistle-blower, who wished to remain anonymous, has shown The Independent a worksheet given to boys aged three and four at the school. In it, children were asked to complete questions related to the holiday of 21 Kislev, observed by Satmer Jews as the day its founder and holy Rebbe, Rabbi Yoel Teitelbaum, escaped the Nazis.
The document refers to Nazis only as “goyim” — a term for non-Jews some people argue is offensive.
Emily Green, who used to teach at the same Beis Rochel girls’ secondary school, now chairs the Gesher EU organisation which supports ultra-Orthodox Jews who want to leave the community.
“It’s not uncommon to be taught non-Jewish people are evil in ultra-Orthodox Jewish schools. It is part of the prayers, teaching, their whole ethos,” she said.
Describing it as a form of “indoctrination”, Ms Green added: “Psychologically, you become so afraid of the world out there after being taught how dangerous and bad and evil non-Jews are, that it makes it harder to leave.”
Independently translated from Yiddish for The Independent, the worksheet’s first question reads: “What have the evil goyim (non-Jews) done with the synagogues and cheders [Jewish primary schools]?” The answer in the completed worksheet reads: “Burned them.”
Another question asks: “What did the goyim want to do with all the Jews?” — to which the answer, according to the worksheet, is: “Kill them.”
“It doesn’t explicitly refer to the Holocaust,” the source said. “It’s a document that teaches very young children to be very afraid and treat non-Jews very suspiciously because of what they did to us in the past.
“It’s not a history lesson — you can’t say that. It’s a parable that is actively teaching the children extremism, hatred and a fear for the outside world.”
A spokesperson for Beis Rochel said that the worksheets would be amended and apologised for any offence. However they argued the phrase “goyim” was not offensive and accusations that they were indoctrinating children were “without basis”. “The language we used was not in any way intended to cause offence, now this has been brought to our attention, we will endeavour to use more precise language in the future.”
Hungary: Government Announces New Plan to Pay Women to Have Children
THE HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT has announced a new plan to provide significant financial incentives for Hungarian women to have more children as an answer to mass Third World immigration — with part of the plan being a move to grant total and lifelong exemption from personal income tax for any woman having four children.
The pro-family policies were announced by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Sunday February 10 at a packed auditorium at Budapest’s famous Castle Garden Bazaar center during his annual state of the nation address.
Orbán told the crowd that the seven-point “family protection action plan” was “Hungary’s answer to immigration” and consisted of the following:
1. Every woman under the age of 40 will be eligible to a preferential loan when they first get married;
2. The already existing preferential loan for the purchase of a family home will be extended for any couple having two or more children (previously the figure was three or more);
3. The government will repay one million forints of any mortgage loan taken out by families with two or more children;
4. Women who have had and raised at least four children will be exempt from personal income tax payment for the rest of their lives;
5. The government will launch a car purchase subsidy program for large families, with those families having at least three children becoming eligible for a grant of 2.5 million forints to buy a new car which can seat at least seven people;
6. The government will create 21,000 new crèche places over three years to allow parents to work if they choose; and
7. Grandparents will also be eligible to a child-care fee if they help to look after grandchildren.
Orbán revealed that the developments were possible because of continued economic progress by Hungary. He noted that in 2009…
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https://nationalvanguard.org/2019/02/hungary-government-announces-new-plan-to-pay-women-to-have-children/
