Rabbis make "sages" authorities, but this is not the Torah.

Subject: Re: Worthless replies on Rambam from Israel: you have lost your minds.

Someone continued making snidey remarks about undersigned, rather than
engage the argument on the Torah. This is how you behave, Israel ? Do
you stand for this, is this guy even Jewish at all ?!

@EmetSheker

 @josboersema1352  it is very common in Judaism for the unlearned to make
 a face-value assessment before they even understand the Kabbalah. If
 they stay the course they later realize how foolish they'd been; if
 they don't stay the course, they are still wrong but they just don't
 know it. I place you in this second category of folks who persist in
 delusion rather than embracing reality.

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@EmetSheker

Hello, thanks for you reply again. Since you seem to draw into
question my knowledge or lack thereof, all I can tell you is that I
have attempted to understand economics for a long time, and that I
have written a 673 page book about it as well, which runs out into a
series of Constitutions. Since this world is such a mess, I will admit
I basically just tried to think for myself, rather than waste my time
with more nonsense books from (pseudo) Academics.

Lo and behold however, I ended up investigating the Torah, and I saw
that it is good and true. The Jubilee on land (especially that, it is
absolutely critical in an economy to distribute the land by right)
the restrictions upon greed games with money, the Torah of Moshe
Rabbeinu is good. It is not _identical_ to what I wrote, but the same
on principle. Distributing the land to all is not completely unique
of course. Native Indians of America also understand this, or many at
least did and probably do. Even the Russians originally gave land to all
in the so-called Mir (village, or 'whole' I guess). Hence I was quite
enthusiastic over the Jewish people.

Until I discovered what was written in the Shulchan Aruch about this
topic, and eventually i tracked down who where the cause of the lies:
previous generations before Hillel the Elder ruined the Jubilee with lies
which possibly are still on the books today, pretending all of Israel
nedes to be in the land before there is a Jubilee, based on an absurd
reading of the text where it says the Jubilee shall be proclaimed to all
the inhabitants. Shameful, ridiculous, and criminal, is all I have to
say about these Rabbinical crimes. If Moshe Rabbeinu was alive when these
rebbellions where happening, I suspect not one Rabbi would have made it
out alive. They would have been destroyed. Sorry, but that's how the Torah
reads, when you already have a death penalty for working on the Shabbos.

Lies which can be tracked to the purpetrators seem to be: Hillel the
Elder created the prozbul, and Rambam / Maimonides created the heter
iska. Both are wrong, and against the Torah. I don't know if it's a
death penalty in the Torah, however. Flogging maybe ? A few years in a
cell ? Banishment ? Who knows. Death penalty after all ?

Also I don't know who is guilty over the fake day change moment
in Judaism, when they pretend it is the next day because it got
dark. One supposed Rabbi (Internet) said that it was done for ritualistic
purposes. It is not based on Bereshieth, as I have read somewhere, because
that doesn't seem to make any sense. It's just another fraud. It is the
next day after that night its sleep, everyone knows that. It's a trick,
to facilitate breaking the Shabbos.

Incidentally, you might think my book is garbage and that's fine with
me. Since it isn't selling, it proofs nothing about me. Keep note,
you make me the topic, so that's why I write about me, when I prefer to
write about the Torah. I just say, that I did a fair amount of thinking
on economics. At one time I met someone who studied it, and I told him
about the importance of land ownership by right, and he was surprised
that I knew of this, while I was surprised that he knew of this. Hence,
again, it shows that it is kind of a known thing, even though this wold
pretends not to notice - just like the Rabbis pretend not to notice
certain laws in the Torah, especially economic ones which take down
wealth from the rich (who I guess, are more often their masters than
they should be ... Yeshivah finance, grants, and the like ...).

I did at least program a computer program for Linux (Unix), written
in C and Zshell script. It is a lot of lines of code, 25 000 if I
recall (including comments, of which I usually write many, as you can
imagine by now). It is a voting system, to facilitate secure voting
with some anonimity and verification qualities. It was published about
internationally in 2003.

However, none of this really matters. You seem to think this is about
"who to listen to", and in my world, that is when you already lost, even
before you began. In the Torah, there is the law of prophets. Those are
the ones you may listen to with authority, and nobody else. Not sages,
not nobody. Only prophets, which includes Moshe Rabbeinu. You are
out of order if you make Rambam an authority. He may be someone whose
opinions you value, but it must always be based on the Torah. Rambam has
ZERO authority. Everything MUST come from the Torah, because he is no
prophet. Hillel, the same. If you make these people authorities in their
own right, you have broken the Torah law, also on this account. I should
complain about this more often, I realize now. It is another Rabbinical
fraud, to put Rambam up as an authority on its own. I saw their little
games with how one generation is not allowed to question the previous one,
and all that. It's not in the Torah, yet they put it out as law. Thanks
for making me realize this further infraction by the Rabbis.

Have a good day.

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