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Chief Rabbi Moshe Friedman, Chief Rabbi of the Orthodox Anti-Zionist Jewish Community, Vienna, Austria

The Chief Rabbi who has serious problems with Zionist Jewry

Fredrick Töben, 20 December 2006

Chief Rabbi Moshe Friedman, Vienna, Austria, is one member of a delegation of Jews who made it to the Tehran 'Holocaust' Conference. Collectively this group is known as Torah True Jews or Neturei Karta, and they are hated with a vengeance by those who call themselves Zionist Jews.

[When we speak about Orthodox True Jews we must not confuse them with the so-called Orthodox Zionist groups such as the Kach-Kahane, Chabed Lubavitsh, Aguda Satmar, etc. who pose a grave moral danger to the world.]

Besides creating consternation among so-called world-Jewry, mainly located in the so-called western democracies, in particular the USA, Britain, Canada and Australia, the warm embrace and private audience these men enjoyed with Iran's President Dr Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has thrown a spanner in the works for those engaged in smearing the individual Revisionists who dared attend and address the Tehran 'Holocaust' Conference.

The lack of logical argument, the lack of sophisticated thought structures that fail to embrace truth as a fundamental guiding and civilizing principle and ideal, the disregard for scientific objectivity, the fear of discussing in open forum substantial elementary matters of what is labelled 'Holocaust-Shoah' studies - all this and more is found in the mindset of the upholders of this 'Holocaust-Shoah ideology. This feverish mindset can be labelled pathological because it has abandoned reason as a guiding principle. Remember what philosopher David Hume once said about this state of affairs: Reason is the slave of gentle passion!

Instead of facing their opponents with substantive arguments, with sound and rational proofs that support their claims about the factuality and truthfulness of their 'Holocaust-Shoah' claims, these charlatans fall into the age-old trap of clamoring for public approval by adopting repressive authoritarian methods that include media ridicule and outright defamation, social and economic boycott, threats and actual initiation of legal persecution of their opponents.

This destructive hyperactivity will probably accelerate globally because the Zionist Jews, and their willing helpers, know that the presence of the Torah True Jews at the Tehran 'Holocaust' Conference has revealed a fact not well known - that world Jewry does not speak with one voice, that there are Jews who care not for the State of Israel, who care not for reparations from Germany, who care for living by the BOOK.

Just glance through this item from the Australian Jewish News and note the abusive language. Abe Foxman in the US did likewise when he commented about the conference.

As Chief Rabbi Friedman said to me:

"Es ist keine Frage, sie haben den Nerv getroffen, den Kern aller Nerven - There is no question about it, they have hit the nerve, the core of all nerves."

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AUSTRALIA'S Orthodox and ultra-Orthodox rabbis have dissociated themselves from the "poisonous" presence of members of Neturei Karta at last week's Holocaust-denial conference in Tehran. Leading Chabad identity Rabbi Joseph Gutnick said images of Neturei Karta, a small sect of ultra-Orthodox, anti-Zionist rabbis, embracing Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad were "horrific" and "offensive". "[It is] deplorable, abhorrent and despicable [that] people who masquerade themselves in beards and hats could associate themselves with this Hitler of our generation."

Rabbi Gutnick said he was concerned that a connection may be drawn between the Neturei Karta rabbis who attended the two-day conference in the Iranian capital and other Jews in traditional Orthodox garb in Australia. "I have a beard and wear a yarmulke. [Most] people do not know the difference between this [Neturei Karta] person in the paper or someone in Crown Heights, and me. These people [Neturei Karta rabbis] should be locked up." Rabbi Mordechai Gutnick, president of the Organisation of Rabbis of Australasia, also distanced the Australian rabbinate from the rabbis. "People should not in any way believe this is representative of Orthodox Jewry. They're [Neturei Karta] out on their own and that's where they should stay."

In a rare public statement, the ultra-Orthodox congregation of Adass Israel Australia - which has communities in Melbourne and Sydney denounced the "nefarious and totally irresponsible handful of Jewish charlatans who attended the recent Holocaust-denial conference of Jew haters in Tehran". "We are disgusted and repelled by the treacherous and contemptible conduct of this deranged and reviled group of misfits and mechallelei Hashem [desecraters of God's name], who in their boundless and obsessive craving for publicity habitually raise their ugly heads and besmirch the reputation and honour of all observant Jews," the statement said. "Under no circumstances, should ... their garb and their calling themselves 'rabbis' deceive anyone. In fact, they are an insignificant group of unemployed parasites who represent nobody but themselves. "The Adass Israel community, which is made up of first-, second- and third-generation Holocaust survivors, cannot ignore, and will never forgive, the desecration of the memory of our kedoshim by these self-hating Jews."

But Rabbi Joseph Gutnick called on Adass' spiritual leader, Rabbi Avrohom Tzvi Beck, whose brother is reportedly associated with Neturei Karta, to personally condemn the delegation that went to Tehran. "I don't think it [the Adass statement] is sufficient under the circumstances," Rabbi Gutnick said. "The community needs the Adass spiritual leader, whom many of us deeply respect, to come out with an outright statement endorsed by himself personally." Rabbi Moshe Gutnick, a judge on the Sydney Beth Din, said Jews the world over should dismiss the Neturei Karta as a "few lunatics". "They do not reflect the view of even the most right-wing Jews in Israel," Rabbi Gutnick told the AJN by phone en route from Israel.

In calling for the rabbis' cherem, or excommunication, Israeli Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi Yona Metzger said: "They betrayed the Jewish people and their heritage and particularly disgraced the Shoah and desecrated its memory. They tried to stain the Jewish people, who shy away from this low behaviour, with their shameful behaviour." Israel's former chief rabbi, Yisrael Meir Lau, said the Neturei Karta rabbis' actions were "insane. If it's possible that there is any Jew, who for some reason or another can support a Holocaust denier in a generation where people with numbers tattooed on their arms are still among us it's an insanity that has no justification and no explanation."

Speakers at the two-day conference included Adelaide-based Holocaust-denier Dr Frederick Töben, who upon his return to Australia faces contempt charges for flouting a 2002 Federal Court order to remove hate material from his website Australian socialite Michelle Renouf, a supporter of jailed revisionist Mr David Irving, who is reportedly on a committee to organise the next denial conference and Richard Krege, an electrical engineer for Airservices Australia in Canberra.

This week, Melbourne Child Survivors of the Holocaust president Henri Korn expressed his "anxious voice of protest" against the Tehran conference. He said the threat from Iran poses more danger to Jews and the West than the Nazis did in World War II. "Let us be warned, alarmed and ready to face the scourge of the 21st century. Let us emphasise the dangers we face, be prepared and we shall be victorious."

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-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]

Sent: Wednesday, 20 December 2006 3:22 PM
Subject: Please be advised - Tehran Fallout from 'Holocaust' Conference
Fredrick Töben - Memo from Iran:
1. Chief Rabbi Friedman, Vienna, has come to the Foreign Ministry Guest House - and he has a tale to tell about past legal persecution at the hands of Rabbi Muzikant, the Austrian Zionist Rabbi.
2. He also advises that he cannot return to Austria on account of threats made against him upon his return.
3. The above matter merges into local Iranian politics, especially concerning the recent local elections - where Jewish Iranians supported former president Rafsanjani against the current President, Dr Ahmadinejad.
4. I have been advised that prior to the 'Holocaust' conference, the Jewish leader had adopted a skeptical attitude towards things 'Holocaust' - this seems to have changed since the conference.
5. Rabbi Friedman's fears may be founded in fact because the attack on his brethren in England is continuing. Anyone who reads the following item from Australia can make a list of abusive words and just be amazed that such venom is aimed at Neturei Karta as individuals and as a group. I wonder why this is all happening now?

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