February 24, 2007 by webmaster.

The Bloody Passovers of Dr. Toaff
By Israel Shamir
Preface Commentary - By David Duke
In my book, Jewish Supremacism, I wrote nothing about the accusation Jewish leaders call, “Blood Libel.” From ancient times all the way into the 20th Century there have been repeated accusations by Christian authorities that some extremist Jews have acted their out their deep hatred of Gentiles by kidnapping and then ritually sacrificing Christian children. From the Jewish Talmud and from the writings of prominent Jewish leaders I document many, almost insanely hateful pronouncements against Christians in my book, but I thought discussion of Jewish ritual murder of Christians would be beyond the pale for many of my readers and might throw doubt upon the larger body of my well-documented research. Now the taboo on discussion of Jewish ritual murder has been broken, and by none other than a very prominent Jewish, Israeli scholar, Dr. Ariel Toaff, who is considered the perhaps the most knowledgeable Jewish professor in the world on Jewish life in the Middle Ages. As Israel Shamir writes, “His three-volumed Love, Work, and Death (subtitled Jewish Life in Medieval Umbria) is an encyclopaedia of this admittedly narrow area.” Dr. Toaff teaches at the respected Jewish University at Bar Ilan, close to Tel Aviv and his father was no less than the lead Jewish Rabbi of Rome.

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February 24, 2007 by webmaster.

Today on 24 February 2007 the Romanian people should celebrate it’s culture, it’s identity and it’s values. Dragobete is an old Romanian holiday and it’s similar with the Valentine’s Day. Dragobetele was the son of Baba Dochia. Today is the day of love, today is the day when all Romanians should love each other and express their feelings. Stop having fun, start a serious relationship, start loving!

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