For example, all Jews are born with vestigial horns. (These can be seen in any non-retouched Jewish X-Ray.) In female children, the horns never break the scalp and therefore require little attention. However, in male children the horns break through within several days.

The primary purpose of the "briss" ceremony (performed on newborn Jewish males) is to remove these horns and "normalize" the scalp. (The circumcision is a secondary objective and serves to draw attention away from the true purpose of the ceremony.) Bereft of visible horns, many Jews pass amongst ary*ns without ever being noticed. (Since they are removed so early in life, there is virtually no visible scarring. However, if one looks closely at some balding Jewish men, one can faintly make out the markings.)

Another important ceremony in the life of the Jew is the "Bar Mitzvah." Seen by the goyim as a harmless, quaint coming-of-age ceremony, the true purpose of this ancient ritual is to induct young Jewish males into the Conspiracy and give them their initial assignments in the IJC hierarchy. (In more recent times a similar ritual has been devised for females. Today they take a much more active role in the Conspiracy than in the past.)

Jewish religious ceremonies frequently involve blood rituals and sacrifice of animals, including selected "goyim." This is particularly popular during the annual Passover and Purim Blood Festivals. (In truth, sacrifice of "goyim" is a practice that is performed less frequently today than in years past. It is primarily "old-timers," such as the author of this FAQ, that continue this grand tradition. A resurgence in the popularity of this traditional form of celebration is expected as IJC final goals come to fruition.)

Goyim:. How are Jews different from ordinary folks?

Although there are certainly individual variations, Jews are in general far superior in every way to their Goyim counterparts. Jews are more intelligent and enjoy a much higher level of cultural and moral character than mere "goyim." Another area in which Jews excel is in planning and implementing long-term projects, which literally span centuries. It is this ability (conspicuously absent in Goyim), which is at the heart of the Conspiracy's continued success and ultimate victory.

Noble in character, steel-willed in nature, and successful in the extreme, the Jew rises far above the gutter "religions" and "cultures" of the filthy Goyim races. In fact, Jews are the highest expression of life to be found on the face of the Earth. Goyim are little more than insects in comparison to the nearly God-like characteristics of their Jewish masters.

Goyim: WHAT IS THE TALMUD?
Sharon: The Talmud: the most Holy of Holies.

The sacred Talmud scrolls are the holiest works known to the Jewish race. A gift from our Lord and Creator, Satan Himself, these hallowed texts are the highest Jewish law, and direct all aspects of Jewish life and our relations with the inferior "goyim." (Everyone that’s not a Jew)


Goyim: What the Talmud tells us:
Sharon: a blueprint.

Sharon: The sacred Talmud scrolls speak to us of many things. Cheating the goyim. Enslavement and destruction of the filthy Goyim races. Establishing control of major financial, cultural, and political institutions.
It is no exaggeration to state that the sacred Talmud scrolls are the underlying basis for the Jew. It clearly lays out the goals and methods towards which our entire racial energies are directed.

No "goy" has ever seen the Talmud in its entirety. The most revered and important sections are reserved for Jewish eyes only.

The Talmud and the Goyim.

The Talmud specifically tells us of the races we are to subjugate, enslave, and in the end utterly obliterate. The races identified in this most holy text as the Goy Today we know this enemy as the foul and filthy Goyim (all races other than Jews)

Goyim: Just who or what are these "goyim" I keep hearing about?

The sacred Talmud scrolls identify "goyim." This is a Jewish word, which literally translated means "cattle or non-human." It is used as a handy shortcut when referring to Goyim in a manner describing the salient characteristics of other races. ("Goyim" is plural, as in referring to a herd of cattle or non-humans. A single animal is referred to as a "goy.")