“Israel is the center of energy in this world, and it is the axis of peace on this earth.”
Madonna
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Sure! And they're working for it(peace)! One settlement at a time...bitch!
"Israel's New Best Friend"
hip-hop by Guzin Bilgi
What's the deal?
Madonna and Israel?
They have a common zeal?
Is she simply a "friend"?
Or a very good weapon
on Israel's right hand?
Their intimacy is very very mysterious
The impact of this fuck quite tremendous
I could not call this bitch an artist
But rather a brilliant whore and a dumb cabalist!
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The Madonna-Kabbala thing reminds me of the Czarina-Rasputin thing...but I have a general theory about why celebrities generate dumb quotes like these. Someone like Madonna can actually have access to less information than most people because any access to them is tightly controlled. A big celebrity has someone to cook for her, someone else to exercise her, someone else to plan her travels,..and in the case of someone like Madonna or Angelina Jolie, who want to be more than an entertainer, they have someone to tell them what to think about world issues. Whatever comes out of their mouth concerning these issues depends on what their world issues guys tells them(in consultation with the entertainer's manager, or course). Madonna's kabbala guy probably told her the mideast is very important and he could recommend someone to explain it to her. And once her opinion is known in her very closed circle, of which she pays everyone, no one is going to disagree with her.
ReplyDelete..and before the kaballa, there was Uri Geller:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNKmhv9uoiQ
I think that we can state, based on the evidence, that this woman is unhinged.
ReplyDeleteSpot on Joe...I doubt this moron would sit down for at lest 10 minutes to get read or hear any news relevant to our world..The Palestinian issue must be as abstract to her as a Mondrian...
ReplyDeleteThis is great...Uri geller ,not unlike Israel one might add, has fooled, seduced and charmed the world with his preplanned tricks but in the end he could not withstand an expert scrutiny..Uri Geller like Israel is a con job and that he's Israeli is quite amusing too!!
ReplyDeleteHere's another one:
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How could this guy live with his frigging self is beyond me!
ReplyDeleteWhat is this Kabbala thing anyway?:
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabbalah
"For a different perspective, see Wolfson.<sup></sup><span>[</span>29<span>]</span> He provides extensive documentation to illustrate the prevalence of the distinction between the souls of Jews and non-Jews in kabbalistic literature. He provides numerous examples from the seventeenth to the twentieth centuries, which would challenge the view of Halperin cited above as well as the notion that "modern Judaism" has rejected or dismissed this "outdated aspect" of the kabbalah. There are still kabbalists today, and many influenced by them, who harbor this view. It is accurate to say that many Jews do and would find this distinction offensive, but it is inaccurate to say that the idea has been totally rejected. As Wolfson has argued, it is an ethical demand on the part of scholars to be vigilant with regard to this matter and in this way the tradition can be refined from within."
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/kabbalah-is-madonna-losing-her-religion-407250.html
ReplyDelete"Investigative journalists have claimed that followers are pressured into donating large sums of money and invest in spiritual products, but Madonna has been a staunch defender, saying that those who attack Kabbalah do not understand it. "It frightens people," she has said. "So they try to denigrate it or trivialise it so that it makes more sense."
<p>Madonna's involvement with Kabbalah has raised its profile around the world. The best known of around 3.5 million followers globally, she devotes several million pounds to the sect each year, as well as buying the venue for the London organisation at a cost of more than £3.6m.
<p>The singer has also shown her devotion by paying £12m for a Kabbalah Centre school in New York. She is said to divert a chunk of her touring profits to the organisation.
<p>There is also a Kabbalah Centre in Los Angeles, close to Hollywood. Others who have followed Madonna's lead have included Britney Spears, although the younger singer has now ended her links, concentrating on motherhood. Demi Moore is another devotee.
<p>In 2004, Madonna joined forces with Moore to host a £40,000 party for Rabbi Berg when he came to the UK to promote a new book. Guests at the event included stars such as Gwyneth Paltrow and Donatella Versace, who were served blessed water."
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This one is pretty good too-James Randi has been dogging Geller for 35 years:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSko0byaDiI
I really don't much about the kababala, but this is the genereal impression I get: Typical fortune telling techniques to convince the uninitiated that there is some power behind it. Typical fortune techniques include general statements that can be applied to any individual's life. "Amazing" numerological coincidences are used to add an air of mystical truth. Once someone is a believer, different layers of the belief system is slowly revealed at the pace the initiate is able to swallow it, much like it is done in Scientology.
ReplyDeleteThe Kabbala, Hasidism, and even Zionism gained followings of American Jews in the sixties when conventional Judiasm became too intellectual and didn't meet the spiritual desires many people felt in that era. There is a stereotype of a cerebral rabbi giving a lecture about Assyrian influences on early Hebrew culture when his congregation wanted something more spiritual. Some Jews turned toward other traditions, such as Eastern religions, to meet these needs. Others looked toward traditions and movements within their own group...anyway, that is how an obscure medieval mystical system was revived. And nowadays, a lot of people are shopping around for spiritual stuff, so with the Jewish mystique as a selling point, kabbala hit the mainstream.