perceptions in a garden

What a dreadful burden it is to be born a Jew, to think and be indoctrinated from birth to think you’re chosen and, by extension, perhaps that makes you special.

No war in Gaza, just a slaughter and the powers that be who show us the news continue a narrative based on lies. The fences which surround Israel are under constant surveillance yet we’re led to believe the story of many hours of rampage by Hamas before the military took notice. If something doesn’t make sense then it’s worth looking deeper.

Zionism is blamed by those who would separate Judaism from Zionism - such as me until recently - but regardless of the variety of sects within Judaism the implicit belief of being chosen is the bedrock of that religion.

There is no Judeo/Christianity, it’s a nonsense phrase designed to lull and dull any questioning although the two religions have nothing in common - not even a god.

I’m forced to question the nature of the Jewish god and look to his attributes and of how the land was given to the Jews and upon which much of their religion rests.

‘Kill them all’ if they resist is the command of this psychopathic entity. Why would you worship such an inconsistent and morally bankrupt being?

Christ – in my understanding - did not come to be worshipped, made clear that a priesthood isn’t needed to commune with the real God of whose nature I don’t know but whose existence is revealed. 

Men of cunning rule or appear to do so and it’s always been so.

A peace deal in Gaza? None of the destruction of Palestian people and property could have happened without the absurd American policy of ‘Israel First’ as is amply evidenced by the craven way in which American lawmakers debase themselves on Israel’s behalf.

Reality is a great deal more than the tribal machinations of a lost people. 

A peace deal requires fine detail to be agreed and for trust to prevail.

‘By their fruits you shall know them.’ Israel is an untrustworthy partner.