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I find the following article very interesting because you see here the
"elders" getting together..  with **the plan** ...  to remove the EVIL from
the 'sights' of those who might benefit from the truth they find there.  And
there will be truth.  The demand by the elders to remove the internet from
each and every home in Israel is, in effect , a communistic/socialistic move
to remove that which exposes them [the elders and their religion] for what
they are,  liars, hypocrits, and apostates. They don't want their people to
realize that they are apostate in their beliefs, that their religion today
is perverted and polluted from it's original foundations,  and they
certainly don't want their people seeking other means of learning the truth
about their historical/ancestoral past.

Jesus called these same "Rabbi's" (Pharisees) in his time,
"Vipers", "hypocrits" (play actors),  and progeny of the devil.

Jesus said, "Woe unto you scribes and Pharisees,  hypocrits!  for ye are
like unto whited sepulchres, which indeed appear beautiful outward,  but are
within full of dead men's bones,  and of all uncleanness...
Even so ye also outwardley appear righteous unto men but within ye are full
of hypocrisy and iniquity."
Matthew 23:27-28

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Torah Sages ban Internet use [7 Jan '00] - Ha'aretz
 Jewish links - Maven Jewish Portal
 Orthodox Union [Jewish portal]

  ISRAEL'S leading orthodox rabbis have issued a ruling banning the internet
from Jewish
homes, arguing that it is "1,000 times more dangerous than television" and
threatens the survival of the country.
            The ruling, issued by the Council of Torah Sages, is an attempt
by the rabbis to halt the infiltration of "sin and abomination" from the
internet into the homes of the ultra-orthodox,
whose children have hitherto been shielded from the temptations of the
modern world.

            The rabbis recalled that they had banned television 30 years
ago, and said that the dangers from the internet were even greater. They
said it "puts the future generations of Israel in grave danger in a way that
no other threat has since Israel became a nation".

            The newspaper of Degel Hatorah, one of the strictest of the
religious parties in Israel, said the internet was "the world's leading
cause of temptation, it incites and encourages sin and abomination of the
worst kind."

            The majority of Israelis, who are secular, will ignore the
ruling. But it is likely to deprive
young members of the ultra-orthodox community - those who wear the black
hats and long coats of the European ghetto - of a window on the secular
world. Religious leaders are worried about a growing number of youths who
break out of their closed communities in search of a secular life - a
development that is partly blamed on the arrival of the computer in their
homes, giving them the chance to join discussion groups, hear forbidden
music and read about life outside.

            The ruling follows a sharp debate in the ultra-orthodox
community about the role of
computers. Some have seen them as a blessing, enabling men and women to earn
money as computer programmers - a skill that many in these strict
communities believe they excel in thanks to years of studying the
intricacies of Jewish religious texts.

            But other rabbis have argued that the computer is a Trojan Horse
of secular filth.

            The Torah Sages recommended that those who make a living in
computers should be allowed to use them only at the work place. Those who do
not have rabbinical permission to use a computer are called on to delete the
web browser, which makes it impossible to surf the net.

            The newspaper Haaretz pointed out that while the most extreme
sects banned all uses of the internet, even for business, as a "deadly
poison which burns souls", there are many web sites designed as aids to
studying the Torah. Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, a former chief rabbi of Israel, has
his own website.

            Earlier this week, a 17-year-old student from Hertfordshire
announced plans to float his Jewish community web site on the London Stock
Exchange. Benjamin Cohen could become a millionaire with the popular site
which includes business news, a dating agency and a 'cyber rabbi'.
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Thanks for the article,  Lloyd.

eagle 1

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