One is overcome with horror upon reading the history of the Je | .
One is overcome with horror upon reading the history of the Jews, as for example in an unabbreviated and unfalsified version of the Old Testament. [...] This horror becomes terror when one reads the rabbinical writings and reads such outbursts of Jewish rage as one finds in the Talmud Schulchan-Aruch. There it is written:
From Mt. Sinai: What does Sinai mean? Sinai is the mountain on which Moses received the Jewish laws from the God Jahwe. From this mountain, the hatred of the Jews against all other peoples of the world has spread. (Schabbath, 89a) Every Jew has the obligation to see that Christian churches are burned down and wiped out. The faithful must be insulted and the clergy killed. (Schulchan Aruch, Jore dea, 146, 14) The Gentile is human shit. He is just as unclean. (Orach Chajim, 55, 20).
That is what the “holy” books of the Jews say. [...] The term “Old Testament hatred” expresses the deep antipathy Jews feel toward Gentiles.
