A yarmulke by any other name...

[wmfinck]

Kippah, Kippot, it still smells, it's all the same.

Ban Ki Moon, I never heard of this clown until I saw this photo and looked him up. Not surprised to see such a turkey in a yarmulke.

[EzraLB]

Kippah, Kippot, it still smells, it's all the same.

South Koreans worship jews for their "intelligence" and how they value "education," so much so that The Talmud is a a best seller in that country.

http://www.aish.com/jw/s/South_Koreans_ ... almud.html

"The South Korean ambassador to Israel, Ma Young-sam, raised eyebrows recently when he told reporters the Talmud was mandatory reading for Korean schoolchildren."

They've included in the curriculum for all primary school-age children, claiming...

"Koreans and Jews both have a long history of oppression and surviving adversity with nothing but their own ingenuity to thank. There are no natural resources to speak of in Korea, so, like the Jews, all we can develop is our minds."

Like jews, Koreans obviously have no real moral basis of living--they value the same things that jews do: money, success, and power:

"The stereotype of Jews here is that they are ultra-intelligent people. Jews have come out of nowhere to become business chiefs, media bosses, Nobel Prize winners - we want our children to do the same. If that means studying Talmud, Torah, whatever, so be it."

[Kentucky]

Like jews, Koreans obviously have no real moral basis of living--they value the same things that jews do: money, success, and power:

Which means they are evil, destructive and arrogant. So, are jews going to make Koreans honorary jews? Or does the old adage hold true: competition is a sin.

Mark