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It is easy for modern people to look down upon the ancient people as being unsophisticated and primitive. After all, we have automobiles and jet planes, and they had donkeys and ox carts. But as demonstrated in Volume One, there is no genetic difference between them and us. We both have the same intelligence, even though we modern people have more knowledge and fancy toys.

But the:

• craftiness
• slyness
• greed
• ruthlessness
• loves

and hatreds and the intelligence of the ancient people should not be ignored by us as we study their history because their history is our own history.

Knowing how to:

• add
• subtract
• multiply

and divide arithmetic numbers, gave both the ancient moneylenders and the modern bankers and Wall Street swindlers identical skills for robbing the people around them.

Simple arithmetic is all that is necessary for building huge financial empires no matter whether such empires built cities made of mud bricks or cities made of steel and glass skyscrapers. The only difference is that modern bankers use the ancient but identical Sumerian Swindle to rob Mankind faster and to steal more money by using high speed computers to do the calculating. But all of those modern computers are still adding 1 + 1 = 2 and multiplying the percentages of the ancient Sumerian Swindle in order to steal what you had and transfer it to what they have. Other than a change in calculating tools from using marks incised into wet clay with a reed stylus, to using a main frame computer spitting out re-possession notices, the swindlers who manipulate the numbers are the same greedy crooks whom they have always been.

Our entire civilization is built upon what the ancient people invented. We still use many of their inventions today, five thousand years later without change from their original function. 

• Pottery
• plates
• cups
• spoons
• the wheel
• the lever
• mathematics
• reading and writing
• the calendar
• copper
• brass
• iron
• steel
• fire
• metal casting
• brick making
• weaving
• ploughing and planting
• agriculture
• astronomy

the 30-year house mortgage and the list goes on for a very long length.

This list includes the ancient Sumerian Swindle of both simple and compound interest on a loan, used today by the bankers and financiers to impoverish all of Mankind, enslave the world for their benefit alone and to bring us endless warfare – just as it has always been.

So, we must not assume that the ancient days are gone, because we are still the same intelligent but clueless people, using the same kinds of inventions which were created by Mankind soon after the previous Ice Age.

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However, in modern times, it is more important than ever to thoroughly understand the kinds of people who developed that false religion and betrayal of Mankind known to us as Judaism because the Jews are the same devils today that they have always been, only worse! The damage which they cause all of Mankind is much worse simply because the modern inventions such as computers, germ warfare and nuclear bombs give evil people a much more nefarious power over Mankind than they had in the days of plodding ox carts and bronze swords.

Understanding who they were and why they did what they did, will allow us to accurately analyze the strategies of their demented, modern, masturbating, child-molesting descendants in present times.

Just because the ancient citizens of:

• Sumeria
• Babylonia
• Assyria

and Egypt lived in cities built of mud bricks, does not mean that they were a primitive people. Even today, mud bricks are really the best building materials for arid climates, serving as the homes and offices of advanced civilizations for over five thousand years. Mud bricks and adobe bricks are still used today in modern buildings around the world in arid climates.

Of course, the ancient people did not have paper in those early days, but they relied upon damp clay tablets to write their letters and documents incised with cuneiform script. Once dried or baked, those clay tablets made a much more durable archive for documents that our modern inventions in the computer age have yet been able to equal. Translations of their clay tablets give us, in their own words, great insight into those ancient people in ways which our modern archaeologists seem to have overlooked.

The archaeologists have done Mankind a great service in the work that they do, so it is no demerit if they, themselves, do not understand some of the artifacts which they have excavated from the ancient cities. They would honestly be the first to claim that they did not understand everything which they have found.

A thousand years before Christ, the following translation of a clay tablet tells of the unassailable position of the moneylenders in Mesopotamian society. As is usual for the times, it was written by one scribe to be read aloud by the receiving scribe to the illiterate recipient.

So, it begins with the standard form of:

“Tell so-and-so this.”

“Tell Ahu-kinum that Awil-Amurrim sends the following message:

‘Immediately after you left for the trip, Imgur-Sin arrived here and claimed:

‘He owes me one-third of a mina of silver.’

He took your wife and your daughter as pledges.

Come back before your wife and your daughter die from the work of constantly grinding barley while in detention.

Please, get your wife and your daughter out of this.’” [16]

One mina equals about 500 grams. So, for about six ounces of silver, that moneylender was legally allowed, by the laws of the times, to seize the debtor’s wife and daughter and make them grind barley for the standard workdays of 12-hours per day. Of course, if they refused to work, they would not be fed.

Thus, the moneylenders had a legal right to enslave even the wives and children of those to whom they had lent silver. Notice that only the word of the moneylender was necessary to seize those women. But by Mesopotamian law, his word had to be backed up with a clay tablet documenting the terms of the loan.

Imgur-Sin was within his rights by the ancient laws traditional within all of Mesopotamia, laws which gave the merchant-moneylenders power over everyone who owed them money. Imgur-Sin’s name shows that Sin, the Moon God, was his god, the god of the moneylenders. His actions tell us one of the reasons why the moneylenders were so deservedly hated throughout history. It was not bigotry against them, as the modern Jews so falsely claim; it was their own cruelty and ruthless greed which brought infamy to the merchant-moneylenders.

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Unfortunately, most people had to borrow from the moneylenders at one time or another. The merchant moneylenders kept prices high and wages low – just as the merchants and bankers do today, not because they are qualified or entitled to do so, but because with their clever and deceitful engineering of the laws and of commerce, they were (and are) able to swindle entire societies. They get away with it because they are all swindling crooks while their many naïve victims erroneously assume that they are honest businessmen and the fault is with them, the borrowers, rather than with the loan-sharks and criminals who lent them money.

However lucrative a man’s occupation might be, in the artificially created poverty of Mesopotamia, both trades people and workers were often obliged to run into debt to supplement their shortage of silver. When they had once fallen into the hands of the moneylender, the exorbitant interest which they had to pay kept them a long time in his power.

When the interest payment was due and there was not enough silver to pay it, the loan had to be renewed under still more disastrous conditions because the pledge given was usually the homestead, or the slave who assisted in the trade, or the garden which supplied food for the family. Whatever could be sold for more than the loan amount, was the prize demanded by of the moneylenders for a default in payments. The debtor was reduced to the extreme of misery if he could not satisfy his creditors. This swindle of simple and compound interest was not, moreover, confined to the towns; it raged with equal violence in the countryside as the farmers also became its victims, just as they are its victims today. [17]

The following cuneiform letter shows how silver was transferred.

Is this any different than in modern times?

“Tell Lustammar-Zababa that Belanum Hammurapi sends the following message:

‘As to Sin-ana-Dammar lisu, the son of Maninum, whom the enemy has taken prisoner:

deposit ten shekels of silver in the temple of Sin for the merchant dealing with his case and thus get him released.’” [18]

The ancient temples, where everyone worshipped the gods and prostrated themselves at the feet of the idols, were also the banks of ancient times. The only difference between the two, is that the modern banks of today demand to be the temples where everyone prostrates themselves at the feet of the bankers while God is left out of the equation entirely.

Notice also, that in matters of prisoner ransom, it was not the warring government who ransomed its people from the enemy; it was a private affair between the relatives of the prisoner and a merchant moneylender acting as the middleman. War was always a particularly profitable investment for the merchant-moneylenders from the most ancient times even until today. Notice that the temple of Sin, the god of the moneylenders, was where the silver was deposited and where the transfer of the funds was obtained by the merchant in this case. How could a mere merchant handle a case of prisoner transfer and ransom unless he had connections within the camps of both warring parties? The merchant was obviously a middleman, knowledgable with the particulars of both sides. But who did he really work for? Himself? His guild? Both sides? This question is worth asking of all events throughout history. Who do the bankers and merchants actually represent, especially when they are found to be traitorously working on both sides while installing their own agents into the workings of government?

 Three thousand years ago, the following letter was written on a clay tablet excavated from the Assyrian merchant colony in Anatolia (~1300 BC). 

 “A message from Silla-Labbum and Elani: ‘Tell Puzur-Assur, Amua, and Assur-samsi:

Thirty years ago, you left the city of Assur.

You have never made a deposit since, and we have not recovered one shekel of silver from you, but we have never made you feel bad about this.

Our tablets have been going to you with caravan after caravan, but no report from you has ever come here.

We have addressed claims to your father.

But we have not been claiming one shekel of your private silver.

Please, do come back right away; should you be too busy with your business, deposit the silver for us.

Remember, we have never made you feel bad about this matter, but we are now forced to appear, in your eyes, acting as gentlemen should not.

Please, do come back right away or deposit the silver for us.

If not, we will send you a notice from the local ruler and the police and thus put you to shame in the assembly of the merchants.

You will also cease to be one of us.” [19] 

This letter indicates that by 1300 BC among the merchant-moneylender guilds of Mesopotamia, named here as:

“the assembly of the merchants,”

there was a system of interest-free loans based solely upon the trust among the guild members. A loan made thirty years previously would appear to be lost. And yet, these merchant-moneylenders still had hope that by appealing to the three brothers’ sense of honor as gentlemen (that is, as akum, the leisure class in Mesopotamian society) that they would repay the loan. This letter differentiates between the business silver and the private silver of the merchants, carefully keeping the two separate. And most importantly, it indicates that silver could be deposited in the temple treasury of one city and transferred to the temple treasury of another city. Thus, at a very early time, all of the attributes of a modern bank had already been invented and housed within the temple of a god.

These various methods of business and finance and banking had been developed in Sumeria beginning around 3200 BC. What was missing was the criminal genius necessary to turn such an ancient system of banking and swindling into the finely tuned system of grand larceny which banking is today. Such a criminal genius was Terah, a patriarch of the merchant moneylender guilds of Ur and Harran.

Almost every major religion has been established by a single individual.

• Zoroastrianism
• Odinism
• Aryan-Hinduism
• Buddhism
• Christianity
• Taoism

the Arabian bandit-hoax of Islam and many others, can be traced back to a single individual as its founder or primary theoretician.

So, it should not come as a surprise that Judaism can be traced back to Terah and his Babylonian family of circumcised:

• merchant moneylenders
• slave-mongers
• con artists

and thieves.

But Terah was not a religious person, himself, except when his gold and silver were at stake.  Certainly, he very much desired a god to protect his wealth. It was during such times of uncertainty and stress that he fell to his knees and prayed most fervently to the Moon God of Ur to protect his fortune and increase it.

This can be known simply by his solutions to:

“The Fifteen Secret Problems Which Prevented the Babylonian Merchant-Moneylenders from Owning the Entire World.”

As a thieving merchant and a swindling moneylender and a looter of Egypt, Terah had no use for any god who wanted him to walk the,

“straight and true path”

as the gods of Mesopotamia asked.

Honest people were his victims; honest people had to work very hard to repay him for the loans which he made to them. He very much enjoyed putting out his palm and having honest people fill his hands with shekels of silver as a reward for his clever dishonesty. So, he wanted a god who blessed him, increased his loot and approved of the crooked path which he trod to obtain his desires. But one thing he knew for certain, the god which he conjured up had to have a temple located in the little town of Urusalem where his hoards of precious metals would be safe from the ever-needy kings.

He solved the Fifteen Secret Problems for the sake of making more money and owning more slaves, not at all for the sake of knowing God. Using a god, any god, to protect his money was the highest reverence which he could emote because then, he could witness the manifestation of God in the form of piles of silver and stacks of gold bullion.

Seated in the solitude of his “holy of holies” – that is, his private counting room – and experiencing the joy of running his greedy, grasping hands through piles of clinking shekel weights of gold and silver, was an ecstasy which only:

• bankers
• financiers
• misers

and burglars can truly understand.

It had taken many, many years for Terah’s merchant moneylender guild to identify and list the Fifteen Secret Problems of the Moneylenders which had prevented those thieving loan-sharks and slave masters from completely owning the ancient world. But it was during their Hyksos invasion of Egypt between approximately 1660 BC and the subsequent expulsion of his forefathers from Avarice in 1550 BC, that those recurring problems had become crystal clear. (Once again note that all dates in archaeology are approximate and can change as new discoveries are made.)

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With the enormous amounts of gold, silver and the huge variety of gemstones which the circumcised members of his guild had suddenly acquired from Egypt, problems with their relatives wanting some of that treasure came to the forefront. Every patriarch of the guild knew and discussed what the problems were, but no one could figure out how to solve them.

Terah figured out a solution. But he did not share his brilliant key to the riddle with his fellow merchant moneylender guild members. Only among his own family members, all of them being descended from the circumcised looters of Egypt, did he divulge bits and pieces of his astounding method.

With sly greediness, Terah did not want to share the wealth which he could envision with the entire guild because he wanted his own family to reign supreme over everybody. Indeed, his brilliant scheme would work best if it was tightly restricted under his own control as the family patriarch. That way, his family and his descendants could own the entire world, enslave all of Mankind and be lords and masters over everything and everyone. And his name would be remembered forever!

These were some very big daydreams for:

• an accountant
• slave driver
• thief

but with careful planning, Terah was convinced that his new confidence swindle could be achieved.

First, he needed to change his residence from the city of Ur to the city of Harran in Assyrian territory so as to be able to take advantage of Harran’s strategic position for monitoring events and controlling logistics, as well as for its guaranteed advantages enjoyed by the businessmen living there.

The Fifteen Secret Problems Which Prevented the Babylonian Merchant-Moneylenders from Owning the Entire World were as follows:

Problem #1: Wealth attracts robbers so how can it be hidden?

Problem #2: The gods do not protect tamkarum (merchant-moneylender) wealth.

Problem #3: When the strongest city is not strong enough, where can one go for safety?

Problem #4: Wealth escapes into the god’s temples.

Problem #5: Guild members follow different gods.

Problem #6: Close relatives are lured away by the gods.

Problem #7: What keeps people loyal?

Problem #8: Genealogies link tribes but without a root.

Problem #9: The Kings gain wealth by taxing both rich and poor.

Problem #10: Kings are targets, so it is better to hold the target in your hands than to be a king.

Problem #11: We tamkarum (merchant moneylenders) promote warfare and thereby profit enormously; but while inveigling others to do the fighting, how can we avoid military service without invoking the wrath of our victims?

Problem #12: Armies are expensive so how can they be induced to fight for free?

Problem #13: When conquering a country, how can it be secured?

(Assyrian deportation? Genocide? Slavery?)

Problem #14: Moneylenders are despised.

Yet, how can we have honor and prestige?

Problem #15: The Sumerian Swindle is both a secret and a mystical gift from the gods of the merchant moneylenders.

How can it be protected forever as a possession of the merchant-moneylender families alone?

As you will see, God did not enter into Terah’s calculations except as a means for attaining his financial goals. The solutions to these problems were ingeniously simple for the greedy and ruthless father of Abraham.

Solution for Problem #1: Wealth attracts robbers so how can it be hidden?

In the ancient world, there were only two safe places to hide gold and silver from thieves – either buried in the ground or deposited in the temple treasuries. Anyone could bury their hoard in the ground. But such a location had the disadvantages of being discoverable by thieves and of being inconvenient to the miser. 

In order for gold and silver to grow in amount, it had to be fluid and easily added to or subtracted from. Any dirt or dust clinging to it or to its container or jar, would instantly alert potential thieves as to its possible hiding place. Also, if it was too thoroughly concealed, it could not be accessed for business use without the time-wasting precautions of uncovering it without being observed. Also, in the event of the death of its owner, the hoard would be lost to his progeny. 

So, temple treasuries were the most convenient and the safest place from thieves. The treasure could be deposited and withdrawn as necessary. It could be bequeathed to his heirs. And it was protected by the king and his army, by the temple guards, by the priests, and by the mighty god of the temple, all four of whom must be as blood-thirsty and terror-inspiring as possible. 

“How much treasure is there and where is it hidden?”

These have always been the two most important questions to which thieves and burglars want the answer. Is there enough there to make the effort and danger of getting it worthwhile? Congruently, these have also been the favorite questions of the kings’ tax collectors.

“How much is there and where is it hidden?”

Both thieves and tax collectors have always been the banker’s greatest fear, even greater than the fear that the People would rise up, take back what had been stolen and hang the bankers for their treasonous crimes.

Certainly, the people knew that the bankers and moneylenders betrayed and defrauded them. But as you saw in Volume I, The Sumerian Swindle, the moneylenders neutralized this danger with bribes to the kings to pass restrictive laws, enforced by the kings’ soldiers, which declared that stealing from or murdering a moneylender – alluring though it may be – was considered to be a serious crime.

But no laws of the king or even platoons of armed guards could entirely protect a banker from thieves. Therefore, armed might is less important to a banker than sly sneakiness and deception. Shrewdness for a banker is more profitable than goodness or wisdom. Concealing the treasure is more important than guarding it because, when it is successfully concealed, there is no need for guards.

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Even in modern times,

• the armed guards
• bullet proof delivery trucks
• vaults with foot-thick walls of solid steel

protected by every:

• electronic
• acoustic
• laser

technology, is still not a guarantee that thieves cannot steal the banker’s treasure.

No matter how sophisticated, no technological protection has ever proven to be superior to the determined penetration of relentless thieves and burglars who know how much is there and where the treasure is located.

But when thieves can’t find the treasure chest, they can’t steal the treasure. This is true in modern times, but how much truer this was in the ancient times when the merchants’ and moneylenders’ walls were not made of steel but were made of dried mud; and the bullion and gemstones were not hidden in bullet-proof delivery vans but in the leather packs and clay jars tied to the backs of donkeys and camels? Even if his hoard was protected by no more than a rock rolled over a hole in the ground which any child could uncover, as long as no one knew where the hoard was located, not even an army of thieves could steal it.

And so, for the bankers and moneylenders, armed might has always been secondary to their skills in:

• secrecy
• concealment
• lies
• deception

and stealth.

Bankers have always been lying deceivers and stage magicians when making their hoards appear and disappear at will. Now you see it; now you don’t. Now, there is plenty of money to loan which you can borrow at interest; and now there is no money to loan so the banker can foreclose on your farm and your home. But merely claiming that they had no money to loan, was not as convincing as “proving” with an empty vault that there was no money to loan.

Thus, a distant and unbreakable bank was necessary for effectively swindling and defrauding both kings and citizens. Even when a king knew where the moneylenders’ hoards were hidden, but could not get his hands on them, then the bankers have even more power over the kings to either grant or deny loans.

With such power over the kings, the bankers and moneylenders could control the prosperity or demise of entire kingdoms simply by controlling the amount of money each kingdom had for its operations. First, there is money in plenty and society thrives, then there is not enough money even for daily purchases and society crumbles into a depression. So, impoverishing the people, was always profitable for the moneylenders.

Also, when the kings did not have access to the moneylenders’ stockpiles of loot, then the bankers were immune from being taxed. Thus, they could manipulate all markets and suck the wealth out of all peoples while being completely tax-free. But the people were never tax-free because they were constantly being taxed by the kings who used the tax money to repay the bankers for enormous kingly loans.

Tax collectors may know where the treasure is hidden, but if they do not know how much is there, then they can’t tax it. So, to deceive the tax man who is always backed by the might of the king’s army, the moneylender had both a counting house where some of his wealth was made available for accounting purposes and his secret lair, his “holy of holies,” where his private and untaxed wealth accumulated, unseen and unknowable by anyone.

Moneylenders and bankers have always been:

• swindlers
• smugglers
• thieves

always.

This was true of the ancient bankers, and this is true of modern bankers as well. And this was especially true for the most wicked family of moneylenders and sly deceivers of them all. Terah, planning his schemes from the cities of Ur and Harran, developed a system of finance which hid not only the gold and silver on deposit but also made the entire bank invisible as well.

Through the military and trade route surveys conducted by his forefathers during their looting of Egypt, he knew that the most secure place to build his future bank of stone, surrounded by city walls of stone, flanked by inaccessible steep ravines on three sides, was in the small town of Urusalem located in the arid hills above Canaan. In such a location, he was confident that no king, no matter the size of his army, could confiscate his gold and silver from such an impregnable location.

But in 1550 BC when Terah was scheming his schemes, the catapult and battering ram had not yet been invented.

Solution for Problem #2: The gods do not protect tamkarum (merchant-moneylender) wealth.

No matter which gods the moneylenders and merchants of Babylonia and Assyria prayed to and no matter how many sacrifices and expensive gifts to the temples that they made, eventually the bullion which was on deposit in every temple was stolen. The mighty kings would sometimes dare to insult the gods by confiscating the temple treasuries; or the soldiers of an invading army would loot the cities and temples. Thus, it was apparent to Terah and his circumcised family of con-artists that none of the traditional gods of Mesopotamia were partial to the moneylenders because their fortunes were just as apt to be stolen along with everyone else who had entrusted their money to the temples of those gods.

Terah realized that if the gods of Mesopotamia were not partial to the merchant-moneylenders, then perhaps the merchant-moneylenders were worshipping the wrong gods. In the cogitations of an ancient moneylender, it was evident that some god somewhere loved the moneylenders because how else could they be so blessed with the fantastic profits from the Sumerian Swindle, and with so little effort, and in such abundance?

In addition, no matter how much the People hated the moneylenders, this unknown god blessed the moneylenders wherever they resided. He blessed them with the wealth of all other people. This could only mean that this unknown god loved the moneylenders more than he loved any other people! Of course! The people hated and cursed the moneylenders but the god of the moneylenders loved and blessed them more than any other people! How else could they have such fantastic fortunes given into their hands amidst such hatred for themselves unless it was as a blessing from a god who loved the merchant-moneylenders but who also hated all of Mankind? It was obvious! There could be no other explanation! The god of the moneylenders hated all of Mankind. Why else would this great god take away the wealth of Mankind through foreclosures and interest payments and give it to the moneylenders?

From India to Anatolia, all moneylenders were making incredible fortunes. So, this god had to be a very powerful god, indeed, because he blessed the merchant-moneylenders not only in one little city-state like an ordinary Mesopotamian god, but throughout the entire known world! It all made perfect sense!

And so, Terah and his merchant-moneylender family must search for and find this great and powerful god. They must worship that god alone while abandoning those gods of Mesopotamia who did not protect the great treasures of these thieving scoundrels.

But where could that unknown god be found? Because their great profits from moneylending could be made everywhere, then obviously the god who was blessing the moneylenders, was also everywhere. So, no matter where they built a temple, their god would bless them and dwell with them there.

However, it was abundantly obvious that the very holiest place of this God of the Moneylenders, would also be the most secure place for storing gold and silver bullion. Of course! It made perfect sense! The great god of the moneylenders would not be satisfied with some ordinary, common location where any ragtag army could break in and steal his holy treasures. Such a great and holy god of the moneylenders would insist on having the very safest place for keeping his holy gold and holy silver safe and secure.

It was all a simple application of prehistoric, Bronze Age logic. The safest place for the moneylenders to build a holy temple-bank in which this mighty god could reside comfortably at his leisure – while guarding their loot – would also be the very holiest place in the entire world in the holiest land of this great god whose power over Mankind extended everywhere. The safest place to keep silver and gold, could be none other than the holiest place of this moneylender-god.

Terah knew where that most secure location was from the military and trade route surveys which his Babylonian forefathers had made during their Hyksos bandit attack on Egypt. Gaining control of that holy land of the moneylender-god, would require clever schemes, treachery and more than a few murders because the god of the moneylenders was a ruthless and jealous god who thought nothing of wiping out entire towns and nations for the sake of his favorite thieves and con artists, those circumcised Babylonian looters of Egypt.

Solution for Problem #3: When the strongest city is not strong enough, where can one go for safety?

The cities of Babylonia and Akkad had all been overrun and looted many times during the more than two thousand years of their existence. Their city walls and buildings and temples were constructed of mud bricks.

Though such materials were solid, they were not durable enough to withstand a determined army, armed with:

• crowbars
• picks
• shovels

 When even the biggest mud-brick cities in Mesopotamia were not strong enough to protect the treasures of the moneylenders, then a stronger location was required. What Terah wanted was a location where stone and solid rock could be used as building material. The armies in those days could break through the mud brick walls of any city in Mesopotamia but none of them at that time had the technology to break through solid rock. Thus, Terah concluded that a city made of stone would have to be founded somewhere to protect his growing treasures, a city of stone built in a defendable location and guarded by the god of the moneylenders.

He knew where such an impregnable location was to be found. And if the land was also claimed to be the gift of an angry and an all-powerful god, and this god proclaimed “his” land to be a “holy land,” then even the kings would fear to attack a “holy city” situated in a “holy land.” Thus, the moment a king set foot on such a “holy land,” he would be accused of being a “sinner” against the mighty god who protected his holy land, his holy city, his holy temple and his holy gold within the temple.

Solution for Problem #4: Wealth escapes into the god’s temples.

This was a continuing problem for Terah and his fellow Patriarchs of the moneylender guilds in Ur and Harran. Both family wealth and company wealth would be donated to the temples by religious family members who sought the good graces of the gods. Gold and silver which could have been used to generate more gold and silver by lending it at interest, was simply given away to the priests of the gods. Terah realized that if he could establish his own temple, dedicated to the god of the moneylenders, then all of that donated treasure would become his. It would not be siphoned off by religious family members into the temples of unsympathetic gods because it would be donated to his own temple and to his own god and controlled by his own family-owned organization.

Besides having a secure place for his personal treasure, Terah wanted a temple where the people would make donations of their silver and their gold to his god and deposited into his treasury. All of this free bullion could also be loaned out at interest! With his own temple and his own god, Terah could protect his wealth and the wealth of his extended family, as well as gain the wealth which would otherwise be donated to temples other than his.

Solution for Problem #5: Guild members follow different gods.

When the moneylender guild members follow different gods, they dilute the corporate power of the guild. Different gods have different festivals which interrupt the coordination of business and divert funds to a variety of temples. Common to every religion in the ancient Middle East, no work was done and no business was transacted during religious festivities. So, when the various members of his guild were celebrating at differing times the festivities of a variety of different gods, business came to a standstill. This was very inefficient for making profits.

But if he could set up his own religion with its own festivals set at various times of the year which were not on the same calendar schedule as the other religions, then he would not have to close the doors of his shops. He could sell goods to the celebrators during their festivals and take advantage of their joy and drunkenness, perhaps even to lend them money.

Also, the worship of a variety of gods did not allow either his family or his business the harmony necessary for ultimate secrecy. Moneylenders are privy to secrets of kings and high officials as well as to the private affairs of ordinary borrowers and clients. Petty jealousies and arguments between guild members over the religious doctrine of different gods, could easily lead to the revealing of secrets as a way of harming a personal opponent. Therefore, for the sake of business secrets and internal harmony, Terah determined that, without exception, all members of his circumcised moneylender guild should all worship the same god.

However, Terah’s god both in Ur and in Harran was Sin, the Moon God, who had proven to be a god who didn’t especially care about the wealth of the moneylenders. The temples of Sin had been raided by kings and looted by armies. So, Terah had lost confidence in the security of the temples of Sin.

Also, the temples of Sin were open to anyone who wanted to worship the Moon God, whether they were merchant-moneylenders or not. But not just anyone would be allowed to join Terah’s new cult unless they could prove to be as twisted and evil as he was, himself.

Terah wanted to find a god of the moneylenders who could be monopolized, who was partial only to the merchant-moneylenders exclusively and to no one else. He wanted to find a god who would protect Terah’s own treasures, his own guild, his own family members and no one else.

Terah wanted a god who encouraged his merchant moneylender guild members to increase their wealth through the Sumerian Swindle as well as by whatever additional swindles, thefts, or confidence games his worshippers could invent. Unlike the vexatious priests of the other religions of Mesopotamia, the priests for Terah’s god would not be lecturing the devotees on honesty, mercy, kindness, or morality of any kind except toward fellow guild members. Such virtues were encouraged among one another, of course, or otherwise chaos would result.

The moneylenders made their living by victimizing all of Mankind. They were all parasites who sucked the lifeblood from Mankind, but they would not be allowed to victimize each other. So, Terah wanted to separate the worshippers of his new god from their victims and thus for them to be able to identify immediately who their friends were and who their victims were to be.

Lending at zero-interest was encouraged exclusively among the “gentleman” class of merchant moneylenders, so this “virtue” would be incorporated into his new religious cult. But the utter ruthlessness of taking everything that they could from their victims, would never be a topic of censure from the priests of Terah’s new cult.

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Terah’s priests would not be like the priests of the other gods who tried to convince the moneylenders to limit the voraciousness of their swindles out of some misplaced and ridiculous idea of having pity on the poor victims of the moneylenders’ crimes against humanity. The very livelihood of Terah’s priests would depend upon his circumcised guild members extracting the maximum of profits from Mankind. So, there would never be any of his priests teaching pity or generosity for Mankind and thereby reducing their own pay.

Terah wanted a god who protected just one people, the merchants and moneylenders of his circumcised family clan. In return, that one people would guard and protect the dwelling place – and the treasury – of that god.

And finally, Terah’s god would be an “inherited” god so that all children of the guild members would have no choice but to serve the same god as did their fathers. This could only be accomplished through both a strict enforcement of the written laws of his new cult, as well as a careful regard for genealogical descent to make sure that they all did, indeed, have the same asl.

Every male child, at birth, would immediately be circumcised as an identifying brand. In this way, every modern Jew could claim to have just as big of an asl as did Terah and his son, Abraham. Of course, every Jew was also born with a rabbi sucking on his bloody, freshly circumcised penis; and he was taught the lies of Judaism even before he could recite the oh-so-adorably cute, little, Jewish, baby words of “Give, give, give me.”

Solution for Problem #6: Close relatives are lured away by the gods.

This is similar to Problem #5 but more personal. In this case, family members must be induced to follow the same god as all other guild members. Thus, both personal family and other members of Terah’s new guild would all be enrolled in the same religious community with no one allowed any other choice under penalty of death.

Because of the:

• secrecy
• business intrigues
• political machinations
• clever stratagems
• confidence swindles

and all of the other methods for making a profit and bribing kings; Terah’s secret, immoral and criminal methods could not be allowed to be divulged to outsiders, or it would be to the ruin of all.

Certainly, the kings would execute every merchant-moneylender along with his entire family if he discovered the treason and sedition which Terah was planning for enslaving even the kings and their entire kingdoms to his nefarious schemes.

Close relatives who wanted to worship other gods and therefore to inform outsiders of guild secrets, could not be allowed to live.

To disallow trusted family members from joining monastic retreats, early marriage soon after puberty was encouraged. This would also immediately increase the numbers of children born to each couple and thereby increase the numerical power of the tribe. There would be only one god for all of them to follow with one set of rules to be followed, all rules of which would be to the benefit and perpetuation of the circumcised merchant-moneylender guild, its treasures and its secret methods of operation. No one would be allowed to worship gods other than their own god or even potentially to inform outsiders of the secrets of the merchant-moneylenders, under penalty of death.

Solution for Problem #7: What keeps people loyal?

Terah knew that loyalty could be bought. As a rich moneylender and businessman, he had plenty of employees and friends who were loyal to him as long as they got some sort of benefit or profit in return. A regular allotment of grain, kept his field workers loyal. A percentage of the profits, kept his partners loyal. Regular gifts to the temples, kept the priests loyal. Paying his taxes and giving rare, imported gifts, kept the king friendly and loyal. So, a certain kind of loyalty can be bought.

But there is another kind of loyalty which comes from inner conviction. Loyalty to one’s city when threatened with war, brings farmers and merchants alike to the city walls in defense. In this, no pay is involved because mutual benefit or mutual destruction is the invigorating stimulus. Loyalty to one’s god is an even higher kind of loyalty because there is no earthly reward involved, no wealth, no cities to defend, nothing but an unattainable god to please with, perhaps, special dividends in the Afterlife.

Terah realized that he could solve Problems:

• #5
• #6
• #7

and keep his guild members loyal by using two interlocking methods, both of equal importance.

First, every guild member would profit from their individual initiative in their own private business enterprises. They could keep their “private silver” separate from their “business silver.”

And second, they could gain even greater personal profits as corporate members of a single, internationally connected, intelligence-gathering organization, designed specifically for business spying and product acquisition. Every member of Terah’s religio-corporation would be coordinated by the priests of the temple-bank. To hide the bank and its financial operations behind the scenes, the priests’ job would be to keep the entire fraud functioning as a religious hoax with all of the trappings of mumbo jumbo and abracadabra.

The loyalty of the priests could be assured through their self-interest in a ten percent share of all profits from every member of the cult. Merely by being priests, they would each share in ten percent of all corporate profits. The more profits made by each and every member of the cult, the more profits the priests would be paid.

Membership in such an exclusive, centralized organization would be very profitable, so even the uncircumcised regular guild members would want to join. For feeding the priests and filling the coffers with donations, then the more loyal members who could be enrolled, the better. For this reason, during the early stages of Judaism new devotees were welcomed as long as they followed all of the rules.

Whether religious or secular, every organization requires operating capital. To receive the benefits of his new temple-guild, all members were required to donate a percentage of their profits into the temple treasury. In exchange for business intelligence, free loans, the protection of deposits by the temple’s god, deferment from military service, a portion of the corporate profits and the various other benefits of membership in Terah’s new circumcised guild, a ten percent tax or tithe was considered to be a reasonable amount because the benefits of membership were so great.

By donating into a central temple treasury, no trail of the funds would be obvious to the outside observer nor would anyone other than the chief priests ever know how much was in the Temple treasury, thereby avoiding the taxes of the kings. Such funds could be disbursed by the priests to any members of the Temple guild who could be of profit in some way to the whole membership or who was in need of assistance due to business or political disasters.

Dues-paying members of Terah’s religious hoax were thus enrolled in a banking and insurance system not available to outsiders. Even the poorest members among them, could provide service to the whole membership merely by concealing the richest merchants and the priests behind the shoulder-to shoulder block of their own bodies, like ants balling protectively en masse around the queen. These so called “poor Jews” could also provide a spying service, wherever they went by infiltrating themselves into the organizations and trade guilds of the people among whom they were allowed to live.

All of the temples in the ancient Middle East were established primarily to worship the gods, banking was only a sideline. But Terah’s temple would primarily be a bank hidden within a temple, worship of the god would be the sideline. It was an ingeniously useful façade for concealing the bank and its related financial works.

Only circumcised members could obtain interest free business loans or receive aid directly from the Temple. Such loans to members would be required to be repaid, of course, but the loan amount was to be repaid with zero interest. Yet, even at zero-interest, the profits to the Temple would be very great, coming into the treasury in the form of a ten percent tithe on all profits made by every member of the cult. The more money every member made, the more money would the priests be paid.

In this way, the Temple could lend money to its members without interest and still profit from what the borrowers did with the silver. The full amount of the loan would be repaid in full plus ten percent of all business profits generated from that loan, over the entire lifetime of the borrower. Such so-called “zero interest loans” could be very profitable, indeed!

Under such a system, all members of Terah’s temple bank could become wealthy by obtaining interest-free loans from the priests and rabbis and then loaning out that money at compound interest to non-members who prayed to other gods. Even the poorest members of Terah’s new cult would have a huge financial advantage over all other people in every country wherever they were allowed to live because they could draw upon the financial power of the entire corporate entity.

It takes money to make money. So, even a so-called “poor Jew” could become wealthy by borrowing the interest-free money from the Temple corporation and either investing it in some profitable trade or else loaning it out at interest to the goyim (lowly insects, stupid cattle) who trusted this “poor Jew.” Terah’s new religion was like a giant money net or a money sponge where every member of the sect, even the poorest, was a moneylender with the reserves of an entire bank at his disposal.

Among all of the other bearded and hairy Semites living in Mesopotamia, to identify all members of this new cult and to prove that they were all worshipping the same god, they were required to wear special clothes. The men were required to cut their beards in a special style which included a distinctive hair style of side-locks so that they could recognize one another in the street.

And a “membership card” was needed. To solve this problem while continuing the perverted lifestyle of the Babylonian merchant-moneylenders, Terah decreed that they would continue to use the sexual perversion which they had acquired when they had been looting Egypt. All male members of this new temple-banker cult would have to be circumcised. Their circumcised penises would prove their membership to the holy temple-bank and to its holy god-who-hates everybody-but-them.

Even a modern Jew proves how “holy” he is by brandishing his most beloved appendage, the very holiest part of a demon Jew.

“Oy Gevalt!

I am so proud!

Did you ever see anything holier than this?”

Solution for Problem #8: Genealogies link tribes but without a root.

The pantheon of the gods of Mesopotamia were all genealogically related to one another as one big family of gods ruling over all of Mesopotamia, each from their own, individual city temples. The Sumerian gods’ names had been translated into the Babylonian and Assyrian languages, but they were all the identical family line of ancient gods stretching back to the very beginnings of civilization in Sumeria, more than 2,000 years earlier.

Because Terah was a Semite, he thought in terms of family relationships and tribal genealogies. To tie together his new religion of thieves and moneylenders along with their extended families, tribes and clans, Terah did not want to be genealogically associated with any of the Mesopotamian gods or to be partial to any king who prayed to those gods. Just as he was moving his financial empire from being centered in Ur and Harran to a more advantageous location in Urusalem, he was moving his religious loyalties from Mesopotamia’s gods and their temples to his own god in Urusalem with his own temple.

Whether from a king or a commoner, the moneylenders had learned how difficult it was to collect loans from those who prayed to the same god as they. Debtors pleaded mercy since they and the moneylender were both members of the same temple of the same god. Priests pleaded mercy and forgiveness for the debts of their temple members because as priests, it was their duty to apply whatever holy influence and social leverage they could for the mutual benefit of everyone. Under such social pressures for walking the “straight and true path,” the moneylenders would often be forced to feign kindness and acquiesce to generosity while letting the highest profits from their victims slip away. But Terah could make higher profits when there was no mercy for the debtor and no forgiveness of debts. For a moneylender who already practices every evil, forgiveness of debts is a major sin.

Therefore, to have power over the kings and the people, as well as over the very gods of those kings and those people, Terah devised a counterfeit method whereby the genealogy of his own family appeared to be traced from far back in time, to the very first man and woman created by God, namely, the mythological Adam and Eve.

In this way, by not having any genealogical links to either the gods of Mesopotamia or to the existing tribes, he could achieve the greatest power over them all, by claiming his family line to be at the very root of their own genealogical tree. By claiming that his family was at the founding root of their own ancestry and, therefore, he was the chief patriarch of all of the bandit Hebrew tribes of Canaan, he could in this way swindle respect and loyalty from them. It was a loyalty which he did not deserve, but he could use it to protect his hoards of gold and silver. Such tribal loyalty was more valuable to him than legions of paid guards. This false title also could be passed on to his oldest son, Abram.

With such a hoax, no one could claim an older pedigree than Terah and his family of swindlers if their genealogy stretched back to the original creation of the world and to a god who was not a part of the Mesopotamian pantheon, a god which he also claimed to be older than all of the other gods, a god which he claimed to be the creator of everything, a god who loved the moneylenders and who hated all of Mankind, a god who wanted the moneylenders not to have mercy on those who had fallen into their financial snares, a god who wanted the merchant-moneylenders to steal as much as possible from Mankind and to make Mankind suffer. That was the ideal god sought by Terah.

With such a god of the moneylenders, Terah’s tribe would be free of any and all obligation to the gods, or to the temples, or to the kings, or to the people of the entire world. With such a demon-god as their own, they would have total freedom to practice every vice and deviltry upon all of Mankind. They would be able to strut about under the delusion than evil is good and whatever evils they practiced upon Mankind had the blessings of their very own, custom-made god.

Whatever morality decreed by this moneylender’s god through the lying mouths of their priests, would be the morality of the moneylenders, totally under their own definition of morality. Thus, Terah and his descendants could use the Sumerian Swindle to enslave the world to his temple-bank and to his tribe of phonies and fakes, without any concerns about the morality of anyone other than themselves. Under Terah’s system, morality became whatever benefited the merchant-moneylenders; it had no relationship to anything actually moral or good. With such a god, all of the virtues of Mankind could be declared as sins while all of the evils practiced by the merchant moneylenders could be declared as “blessings.”

With Terah’s fake religious system, the merchant moneylenders could practice their businesses of:

• loansharking
• slavery
• alcohol
• crooked gambling
• prostitution
• child molestation
• sexual perversions
• financial swindles
• war profiteering
• genocide
• murder
• thievery
• grand larceny
• lies
• deceit

and hypocritical phoniness – with all of it hidden behind a smokescreen of religious piety.

And now, after assuming the preeminent position as the very most original genealogical descendants from God, Himself, they could undermine, corrupt and destroy all the religions of Mankind. From such criminal beginnings, these circumcised practitioners of all evils, would become the self-proclaimed religious experts and advisers for all of Mankind. They would become what are known today as Jews.

Under Terah’s system, only the members of his temple-bank would be free of debt while the entire world would be enslaved to the moneylenders of his Temple forever. And he could even write their doom into a futures contract and profit from their demise!

Using the biographical and genealogical data collected by his hired mercenaries of the Banu Yamina (Benjamin) tribe, Terah and his scribes recorded the genealogies of the Hebrew tribes throughout Canaan, especially the tribes surrounding the targeted city of Urusalem.

Just like the modern-day Bedouins, none of the Hebrews could remember who their ancestors were any farther back than four or five generations. So, wherever the memories of their ancestors ended, Terah instructed his scribes to attach their genealogies to his own family of con artists as the root of the Hebrew genealogical tree. In this way, he counterfeited a more ancient genealogy for the twelve Hebrew tribes of Canaan by linking all the tribes together with himself and his son, Abram, as the chief patriarch of them all.

Since the average life span in Mesopotamia was only about forty years, then within 150 or 200 years in Mesopotamia, four or five generations had lived and died. By claiming that each of the Hebrew tribes were descended from his own tribe, starting at a time frame five generations back, Terah could graft the twelve Hebrew tribes of Canaan onto his own genealogical tree.

There was nothing any of them could say in protest simply because Terah’s scribes wrote the entire fraud in indelible ink on the dried goat skins. What better “proof” did anyone need than this, especially since none of the Hebrew tribes could read or write? Because those wandering goat rustlers depended solely upon their frail memories, they were easily duped by Terah, that sly and ruthless Monster of Babylon.

Of course, this was forgery and deceit, but after all, Terah was a Babylonian merchant-moneylender and banker. No one is more skilled than a banker or a rabbi at forgery and deceit. With his invention of Judaism, Terah had neatly melded together both the lying, swindling bankers with the lying, deceiving rabbis to create these Monsters of Babylon which in modern times are known as Jews.

Solution for Problem #9: The Kings gain wealth by taxing both rich and poor.

The kings only had one person higher than themselves, that was the high priest of the temple, serving the temple’s god. So, to avoid taxation by the kings, Terah proposed that his own temple would have a family member as the high priest, delegating authority to whomever was the king. Let a king do the fighting while the priest does the praying and gathering in of donations, sacrifices and taxes, all the while guarding the Temple Treasury where the bullion of the bankers, moneylenders and merchants was on deposit.

With such vast wealth gathered in as a ten percent tithe of all business activities, in addition to the free will religious donations to the temple, taxes on such a great fortune by the kings would have to be avoided as much as possible. Taxes are usually a percentage of accounted wealth. To avoid taxes, Terah would avoid an accounting of his total wealth. If the kings don’t know how much wealth is on deposit, they can’t tax it. Hiding it from whatever government was in power, was only a part of what the priests would do.

To avoid paying taxes to the king, was one problem. But to make sure that the cult members paid their tithe taxes to the Temple and not hide it from the priests, was as many problems as there were cultists. So, a system of snoops, spies and busybodies would have to be incorporated into the priesthood whose main job and whose only income, was to be derived by enforcing the laws and tithes of the Temple and its Treasury.

Terah’s family had made huge fortunes as tax farmers; and they had gained much from the use of spies inside the administrations of all kings and all competitors. Why not incorporate such a system into the workings of the temple? The Temple would hide its deposits from the kings, but the people could not be allowed to hide their wealth from the Temple. The Temple must be too “holy” to allow any mere kings to enter and see how much bullion was on deposit. And its priests must be so holy and terrifyingly powerful that none of the people would dare to oppose their tax levies. Indeed, they could not do so even if they tried, as long as temple snoops and spies were living among them as a special type of priest. These snoops, spies and busybodies would later be known as the Levites.

Solution for Problem #10: Kings are targets, so it is better to hold the target in your hands than to be a king.

Obviously, with a high priest as the king’s advisor, the priest can control a kingdom without actually being a king. And if an assassin wants to eliminate the leader of a country, it is the king who will be killed rather than those who control the king. In any such event, the same high priest and the same advisors can step forward to “loyally” serve and guide the new king.

In the ancient world, the high priest was more powerful than the king. So, Terah cleverly chose to build his own Temple rather than to build his own kingdom. In addition, temples can be built with free labor using only promises of a god’s reward, while kingdoms can only be built by paying the workmen and soldiers in silver or gold, precious metals which the moneylenders wanted to keep as their very own.

Solution for Problem #11: We tamkarum (merchant-moneylenders) promote warfare and thereby profit enormously; but while inveigling others to do the fighting, how can we avoid military service without invoking the wrath of our victims?

While living in Harran, Terah had experienced the supreme advantage of having a god-ordained deferment from soldiering and military duty.

While the battles raged and tens of thousands of:

• soldiers
• farmers
• merchants
• laborers
• craftsmen

and people of all occupations and social status, were all killed or maimed during the wars in other cities, he and his family of moneylenders were living safely among his fellow citizens of Harran.

The citizens of Harran had been granted freedom from military duty, an arrangement which had been ordained by the priests of the Moon God long ago and agreed to by the kings.

Terah and his fellow moneylenders promoted warfare as military provisioners because it was so profitable. The looted gold and silver were always more than the war had cost because it was looted from the entire country and not just from the opposing king and his army. From the seized booty and the king’s taxes levied on the citizens, loans to the kings were always repaid plus interest.

Even the loot which was seized by the soldiers eventually became the property of the merchant moneylenders through their system of:

• taverns
• brothels
• gambling dens
• booze shops
• pawn shops
• slavery
• control of the grain market
• mercantile sales of various goods

and, of course, loans.

Even if a moneylender was on the losing side and could stay out of harm’s way and could keep his treasure safely hidden, war was still profitable to him by lending shekels of silver to the desperate survivors on the losing side. But staying alive was the most important tactic during a war, so getting a military exemption was a prime advantage to Terah and his family of con-artists and loan-sharks.

Because they knew the relative strengths of all kingdoms through their extensive economic spy networks, the big merchants and moneylenders usually knew in advance which side to support in a war and where to move their bullion to safety. But regardless of the safety of their treasures, for keeping themselves out of harm’s way, only the city of Harran had complete military exemption for its citizens.

How could this advantage be extended to all of Terah’s guild members no matter where in the world they lived? It seemed like an impossible question to answer because the Mesopotamians believed that every god resided in its own city and had control only of its own territory. So, how could they claim a deferment from military service everywhere that they might travel? If the god of the moneylenders blessed them with other people’s wealth everywhere, how could they also obtain a military exemption everywhere? It made no sense for them to foment warfare among Mankind everywhere, if they could not keep themselves safe from the violence which they had unleashed. Let the goyim (lowly insects, stupid cattle) all be killed, but the merchant-moneylenders must live!

It seemed like an impossible problem to solve. However, the solution to this problem for obtaining exemption from military service was really quite simple. Terah invented this method as one necessary element of the religious swindle which he was planning. He invented a very slick trick for how the moneylenders could foment, finance and profit from the wars among Mankind in which they would never have to fight or to risk their personal safety.

All armies and their soldiers must be ready to fight twenty-four hours per day, seven days per week, at all times, on all days and nights, throughout the year. The most dangerous element in any army is cowardice and insubordination of the soldiers. Soldiers who refuse to fight, persuade others to also take the path of insubordination and cowardice. For them to get away with this, is fatal to morale. Soldiers such as these, had to be weeded out before battle or executed during battle. Weeding out the cowards and insubordinates before battle was a general’s most efficient and safest way to preserve the fighting efficiency and moral of this troops.

However, a soldier who refused orders because his god had commanded him to refuse orders, was a pious person who could not be blamed. Only his god could be blamed. And who could punish a god?

To ensure that all members of his guild could avoid military service, Terah devised a clever stratagem.

He incorporated into his new religious hoax, the Seditious Stab-in-the-Back Jewish Kiss #1:

“The Babylonian Sabbath Military Exemption Scam.”

He realized that an entire army had to be ready to fight at a moments’ notice every day of the week. So, Terah decided that his guild of circumcised moneylenders would all act in unison to be officially insubordinate malingerers, all on the same day, for just one day per week, every week, throughout the year, whether there was a war raging or not! For one day per week, every week in the year, he made the doing of any kind of work forbidden to all members of his circumcised guild of swindlers, both males and females.

By building into his new cult, one day per week where all of the guild members all refused to perform any work of any kind, on the very same day, every week, throughout the year, he guaranteed that they would all get military exemptions as long as they could blame their god rather than blame their deceitful cunning. They were all innocent of malingering cowardice because their god had commanded them do it! That was the excuse.

Every army is weakened and vulnerable when one day per week its soldiers lay down their arms and refuse to fight, especially when, predictably, it is on the same exact day, every week. Such soldiers would lead to the defeat of every army into which they were drafted.

On Saturn’s Day, every week, Terah devised a Sabbath observance as an especially “holy day,” so that, overtly, all of his circumcised guild members could take a rest from their occupations, eat and drink and practice some mumbo-jumbo of religious observances, while no work was allowed – by command of God!

However, covertly, they were practicing the Babylonian Sabbath Military Exemption Scam to evade military service. This scam had to be hidden behind the hoax of their “holy Sabbath,” otherwise, how else could they get away with such an ingenious swindle?

By sprinkling into their so-called “holy scriptures,” some fanciful stories which proclaimed the horrible punishments which their demon-god had allegedly inflicted upon their fictitious ancestors for breaking the Sabbath, Terah’s hoax was craftily larded. Who could disprove such ancient stories of the gods which were written with holy black ink on genuine holy goat skins by holy scribes and holy priests who practiced holy abracadabra which no one could disprove?

Although modern archaeologists have proven that the stories in the Hebrew Bible are a hoax, the ancient and the medieval people did not know this. The Jews had been routinely burning the libraries which contained the genealogies and histories of all other people.

Therefore, they destroyed all other evidence to the contrary, so the lies of the Jews were accepted as the truth by the swindled and deceived people for many thousand years simply because the historical truth had been purposely destroyed while the lies of the Jews have:

“always been here.”

While everyone else was doing their patriotic duty, fighting and getting killed in battle, those sly and cowardly monsters were eating and drinking, dancing and partying and staying safe, thanks to their Babylonian Sabbath Military Exemption Scam. Even into modern times, the Jews are allowed to avoid fighting in the wars which they, themselves, have caused, rather than being hanged for treason on their so very unholy Saturn’s Day.

To further induce their benefactor kings and generals to acquiesce to their Babylonian-Sabbath Military Exemption Scam, the rabbis and bankers always offered substantial bribes. Having such vast reserves of wealth which they had swindled for free, their large bribes made their benefactor kings and generals enthusiastic supporters of this demonic cult’s demanding rabbis and wealthy financiers.

With Terah’s circumcised moneylender guild members being immune to serving in the army, they were free to support whatever army best served their profits even while betraying to his enemies, the very king who had granted them military exemptions!

The Babylonian-Sabbath Military Exemption Scam didn’t just allow the Jews to avoid military duty, but it allowed them to betray both sides in a war. By betraying their benefactor king to his enemies, the Jews could not only avoid fighting in the king’s defense, but after the battles raging around them had subsided, they could bask in the glory offered to them by the king whom they had aided in destroying their benefactor! And then, they could once again loan money to both sides!

Under every king’s Babylonian-Sabbath Military Exemption, these circumcised swindlers were protected from the alleged wrath of their god even if they so much as lifted a shovel to dig a trench or to carry a loaf of bread to a soldier manning the walls on Saturn’s Day. They were never any help to warring armies except in selling war material and loaning money to both sides.

The Babylonian-Sabbath Military Exemption Scam was such a valuable privilege of the Jews that for even one Jew to do any work on the Sabbath was a death sentence from the rabbis. If even one Jew did any work on the Sabbath, he became a danger to all Jews who might then be forced into the army to fight. Once they had been inducted into the army, if they refused to fight, they could be executed. Therefore, one of Terah’s basic rules was that any circumcised guild member who did any work on the Sabbath, would be executed by the priests in order to protect all of Jewry from having to violate their priceless Babylonian Sabbath Military Exemption Scam wherein the Jews could safely from the sidelines watch with feasting and partying and shouts of encouragement, as all of Mankind fought, suffered and died in wars which were fomented by and profited by the Jews … and only the Jews.

Solution for Problem #12: Armies are expensive, so how can they be induced to fight for free?

Terah knew that loot, land and water were the main goals of Mesopotamian wars. As in modern times, the merchant-moneylenders were the main cause of those wars –

“just as it has always been.”

As the moneylenders worked the Sumerian Swindle and defrauded entire kingdoms of their wealth, this disappearance of circulating shekel-weights of silver, gave the kings the necessary inducement to steal the wealth of other kingdoms through warfare.

The moneylenders actually made money when there was very little money in circulation. By keeping their profits from usury safely hidden away and out of circulation, there was less money available to pay workers and to exchange goods, so the people were forced to borrow money at interest from the moneylenders to pay for the necessaries of daily life. As the moneylenders continued to withdraw silver from circulation, the people could not find enough money to pay off their loans because it just was hidden away and not in circulation. So, when their loans could not be paid off, the moneylenders were able to foreclose on valuable properties for relatively small loans made to desperate people.

 “Paying the national debt”

in those days, had the same causes and solutions as are offered today – kings borrow from the moneylenders and when they can’t pay the interest of the Sumerian Swindle, they steal the shortfall from the citizens through high taxes. When the people can no longer pay the high taxes, then the kings lead them off to war to steal the silver and gold from some other people so as to be able to pay the moneylenders.

That is how kings did it then, because that was:

“how it had always been,”

and that is how the modern world of presidents and prime ministers do it today – all because of the ancient Sumerian Swindle with those same old devils controlling the money supply.

But in 1550 BC, Terah wanted an army which he didn’t have to pay, an army to protect his holy treasury. To inveigle simple farmers or shepherds to go to war in those days, all that was required was a promise. A promise, really, is only empty words unless it can be fulfilled. But unlike a paid army, Terah wanted to pay his troops with promises. By paying with mere promises of reward, then nothing needs to be paid out. The reward is given after the promise is made but only if the task is accomplished. And all of this, at no cost to the one making the promise. Thus, promises are cheap, and work is accomplished without paying out silver for the labor. With crafty promises, entire armies can be induced to fight for free, such as was done when the Babylonian merchant-moneylenders had inveigled the Hebrew bandits into looting Egypt. Simply by promising a great reward, such as limitless loot, armies could be bought.

But if the reward is not material, such as land or silver, but is merely the promise of a god’s benevolence, then nothing at all needs to be paid to the people who fight for the sake of the god, a god whose commands are voiced by the priests of the Temple. The promises of a mighty god could induce fools into outrageous acts – and all at no cost to the one who gives the promises. (Muhammad, the false prophet of Arabia, would later make use of this very technique.)

Armies are expensive but those who fight with religious conviction will fight for free. Thus, Terah wanted to protect his treasures and to attack his opponents with fighters who didn’t ask him for payment in gold or silver. He wanted warriors who would fight and die with their only reward being the empty promises of the circumcised priests of an invisible god. Empty promises, made in the name of an invisible god, to be collected after one’s death, was cheap pay, indeed! And so generously paid out by the moneylender-priests of Terah’s religion of Hebrew bandits and Babylonian swindlers! Go to war and the priests will promise that their god will reward you after you are killed. Such a deal!

Solution for Problem #13: When conquering a country, how can it be secured? (Assyrian deportation? Genocide? Slavery?)

As demonstrated in Volume 1, The Sumerian Swindle, the Babylonian merchant-moneylender guilds had conquered Egypt by promising the Hyksos shepherds of Canaan, plenty of loot. Other than for a few loaves of bread, some beer – and shiny new, bronze swords and spear-points – the shepherds essentially had fought for free.

Because the merchant-moneylenders who had planned and financed the looting of Egypt, already had plenty of land in Babylonia, they had not been interested in securing the land of Egypt as their own. T heir goal was only to steal the wealth of Egypt and take it back to Babylon. For this reason, they had not taken enough precautions against a resurgent Egypt, and so, they were expelled.

Terah wanted his family and his guild of circumcised sex-fiends not only to conquer the lands surrounding that hilltop town in Canaan which he desired, but to secure them as their own for all time and to never be expelled. The hilltop town of Urusalem would be the foundation for him swindling the ownership of the entire world, so it had to stay in his family forever. But how could his descendants keep the land and the hilltop fortress for all time?

Terah had already seen the shifting boundaries of the Mesopotamian kingdoms. And he had read in the cuneiform archives of the obliteration of kingdoms which were built only upon the strength of kings. To avoid repeating such histories, his plan was to seize the entire territory in Canaan and claim that it was a gift from his god. Of course, he would have to murder the inhabitants of the lands which he wanted, but he could claim that it was his god who wanted them all dead so as to clear out the land for Terah and his family of vampires.

Thus, instead of claiming the land through force of arms, he claimed the properties which he coveted as a gift from his god. How could any king take those lands away from him or from his descendants if they were a gift from a god?

Always careful about his deeds and legal contracts, he instructed his scribes to write up an actual deed granting to his descendants by God, Himself, written on genuine holy goatskins, and thereby “proving” that whatever property which he could steal would belong to his family forever. All he had to do was occupy the land and claim that his god gave it to him, as stipulated in the contract which he had written, himself.

Terah had already decided on the location for his new temple treasury at Urusalem. But what to do with the hundreds of thousands of Canaanites who were already living on the land? They could not be deported because he had nowhere to move them. They could not be enslaved because Babylonia already had more than enough slaves and he did not want to depress the market. To Terah, the Babylonian banker who counted sacks of grain and cages of slaves on the same accounting tablet, the solution to the problem of too many Canaanites, was obvious. They would all have to be murdered.

The main danger to this was that all Semites are ingrained with a lust for revenge as a part of their culture. However, by blaming a god for the genocide of entire tribes and cities, the inevitable Semitic revenge could be blunted. Terah’s newly-minted god could order their extinction and thus leave the killers innocent of the crime simply because a god had commanded them do it!

With a god commanding their acts of genocide, the circumcised moneylenders could be much more than merely innocent of murder; they could be entirely pious and holy by committing genocide:

“in the name of the Lord.”

And that “Lord” would be whatever god Terah could find who hated all of Mankind but loved the merchant-moneylenders best.

Thus, from its earliest conception, Judaism was a religion of merchant-moneylenders who were even worse than the murdering Thugees of Old India. When the Jews committed murder, they would genocide entire cities, including even the dogs and goats and sheep, as well as all of the people in entire countries.

And yet, to conceal their murderous criminality, they advertised themselves as a “holy people” who were entirely innocent of:

• murder
• rape
• pillage

and who merely wanted to be obedient to the commands of their god. Such words are, of course, designed to sound good to the ear and to put the listener in a relaxed and receptive mood. Even modern Christians are fooled by this excuse, not knowing that this “god” of the Jews is a Demon from Hell.

Terah found it very handy to have control of a “god” who hated all of Mankind and who only loved the merchant-moneylenders.

Whatever crimes against humanity that he and his circumcised minions inflicted upon Mankind, could all be regurgitated onto the pages of his fraudulent “scriptures” as,

“pious deeds of a holy people in the holy service of their mighty god.”

Using such a god as their scapegoat, these very worst monsters to have ever walked the earth, after practicing the evilest of crimes, could escape all blame and punishment as they pretended to be “innocent Jews.”

What this Monster of Babylon named Terah had founded, was not just the demonic cult known as Judaism; he also had invented the perfect crime.

Solution for Problem #14: Moneylenders are despised.

Yet, how can we have honor and prestige?

Prestige was always a desire of the tamkarum (merchant-moneylenders) from their earliest days of carrying trade goods to distant villages on donkey back. Among the common people, the merchants were hated for their high prices when they sold and for their low prices when they bought, cruelly taking advantage of their buyers’ greed and their sellers’ need.

Kings who coveted their spices and pearls and wines, gave them prestige and honor. This was a type of prestige not built upon their personal merit (which among merchant-moneylenders is non-existent) but rather upon what they possessed and what the kings wanted.

As moneylenders, they were hated by everybody, kings and commoners alike.

The moneylenders could never be loved by those whom they had:

• debauched
• betrayed
• thieved
• enslaved

and swindled. To protect their very lives, moneylenders needed a king’s special and strict laws to keep themselves safe from assaults and murder at the hands of their impoverished victims.

How could the moneylenders avoid such hatred and yet be respected and honored while still exacting a profit from their victims? No matter what they did, it was impossible for the moneylenders to ever be loved or to ever be respected. It was impossible to turn hatred for them into love because they fully deserved whatever hatreds that they received.

However, Terah realized that the only solution for this problem was to turn hatred into pity. And from pity, some measure of empathy and, perhaps, kindness could be elicited. If the moneylenders, themselves, could be perceived by their victims as fellow victims who were at the mercy of a powerful and wrathful god, then the real victims of their Crimes Against Humanity could perhaps look upon them as fellow sufferers. If the moneylenders could be perceived as the victims of a mendacious and spiteful god, then that perception could hide their own wicked deeds behind the commands of such a god. They could be innocent of all crimes by putting all blame upon the will of their god. Their god, himself, would be their scapegoat.

Therefore, Terah’s new religion would have to have restrictive laws and god-ordained rituals which permanently tied its members to a strict and vengeful god who ordered them to be thieving and murdering criminals against their will. They, the world’s most diabolical slave drivers, could be perceived as slaves to a wrathful god who gave them no choice because they did not choose to worship the god; the god chose them. They were the Chosen Ones of a great demonic monster of a god. They had no choice in the matter other than to suffer the horrible wrath of this god if they refused to obey his commandments, his petty rules and ridiculous laws.

Terah’s religious hoax was an incredibly ingenious scam and confidence swindle. Cringing in fear at the altar of a terrifying god, could bring them pity, even if the cringing was only a theatrical show. Who would know the difference between hoax and holiness if the actors on a stage set with priestly paraphernalia and smoking holocausts, all wailed and whimpered as if their very lives and the success of their frauddepended upon such a show? Who would know that it was nothing but sly street-theater, if their victims would see the worried looks on their hypocritical faces? Who would not be convinced by the loud sighs and moans as they trudged their way morbidly through life, whining and crying while they cleverly swindled away the wealth of Mankind?

So, if hatred of them could be turned into pity; and if pity could be changed into sympathy; and sympathy into kindness, then whatever these Monsters of Babylon did to deflect hatred for themselves, would be efforts well rewarded. Good profits could be made by eliciting kindness from the gullible goyim (lowly insects, stupid cattle). The goyim might accept from those deceitful merchant-moneylenders just one more enslaving loan or buy just one more over-priced import or pawn yet another treasure to them for a pittance – if they were perceived to be fellow sufferers from cruel fate and a wrathful god.

It was certainly better to be pitied than to be hated because if they were pitied, they could get away with their:

• frauds
• thefts
• betrayals

Pity evokes tender and sometimes slightly contemptuous sorrow or empathy for people who are in pain, misery or distress. Pity produces a human feeling of protection or a paternal feeling and desire to help them. And they needed all of the help that they could get in owning the entire world and enslaving all of Mankind.

Thus, whining has its benefits, if the whining has a goal, if the whining has a purpose, if the whining could give them even greater profits. And who is more pitiful than these Monsters of Babylon? Who else “deserves” more sympathy and kindness and special favors than a whining Jew pretending to be as pitiful as possible?

How can whining and crying be called a character f law or a sign of weakness if those who use this sly technique, take the property of and bask in the sympathy of and glory in the blessings of their victims? Whining was never better used as a weapon than when it was used by the circumcised merchant moneylenders of Terah’s trade guild who, after successfully swindling yet another stupid fool who had trusted them, would all sit around and have a good laugh and share their techniques with each other, always alert for the next victim of their sly cleverness.

Crying and cringing as if in pain, could bring these Monsters of Babylon the pity which they didn’t deserve but which they very much wanted. Crying and shedding tears could protect them from the hatreds which they so very much merited.

Crocodile tears can also bring sympathy to the poor, lonely crocodile but no one ever calls the crocodile a coward. It is merely shedding tears and coldly biding its time. No one was ever able to tell you if the tears of the crocodile were genuine tears or merely play acting because upon a close enough inspection, every single one was eaten and never again seen to tell you of his observations. So, do not pity the tears of a crying Monster of Babylon because they are designed specifically to deceive and ensnare you into Hellfire from out of which you will never be seen again.

Solution for Problem #15: The Sumerian Swindle is both a secret and a mystical gift of the tamkarum gods.

How can it be protected forever as a possession of the tamkarum families alone?

Greed is the reason that Terah’s merchant moneylender guild considered this question. They wanted everything for themselves without competition and without sharing out the wealth which they were gathering into their storerooms. Whatever they could swindle from Mankind, they considered as their own property. With their huge, ever-growing Semitic families of voracious little gargoyles, they always needed ever more – more food to feed their larva, more confiscated properties to house them and more foreclosed businesses to employ them. The merchant moneylenders were like a cancerous tumor, ever growing with its own sick cells while it pushes out and destroys the healthy cells around it.

Long ago, the tamkarum scribes had shown to the patriarchs in their cuneiform calculations, the proof that by lending-money-at-interest, eventually the moneylenders would own the entire world to keep as their own, private estate. But this happy event could only happen if moneylending was restricted to themselves alone and not allowed to the rest of Mankind. With a monopoly over lending money, Mankind would become their slaves while the moneylenders would own the entire world. It was all simple arithmetic. (See Appendix A: Loan Shark Rates for Short Term Loans.) Thus, the question arose of how moneylending could be assured to themselves, alone, so as to bring about this much desired result of owning the entire world and enslaving all of Mankind. If they were to own everything, then Mankind would have to be dispossessed of everything.

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The Sumerian Swindle is exactly that, a swindle. Such a criminal system cannot be monopolized by anyone who uses Truth. Anyone who wishes to keep the swindle of lending-money-at-interest as their own financial power and possession, will fail to do so, if they use Truth as their ally. Such monopoly control over the Sumerian Swindle is impossible by using Truth as a protecting cover and defense against all opponents, because Truth will only reveal the crookedness of the Sumerian Swindle.

So, keeping it as a possession of the moneylenders, alone, can only be achieved by using the same methods that they have been using for the past 5,000 years to fleece Mankind – 

• lies
• deceit
• hypocrisy

and murder.

To keep the Sumerian Swindle as the private money-making engine of the moneylender families, alone, could only be achieved with lies and deceit so as to hide the Truth about the criminality of their swindles. The murder of financial competitors, the subversion of societies, and wars against all nations, were all to be practiced against anyone or against any kingdom which wanted an honest money system.

To own the entire world and to enslave all of Mankind, is a serious undertaking requiring:

• limitless greed
• ruthless ambition
• violence

and demonic cunning, all characteristics which the Monsters of Babylon had (and have) in plenty.

But eventually and without fail, the people in every nation where the moneylenders operated, noticed that all wealth and the control over the kings and politicians, all devolved to the moneylenders as if they were a huge, wealth-sucking magnet. Even when the kings and politicians were under their complete power, eventually as the people become poorer and the parasitic moneylenders become ever more incredibly wealthy, all societies notice that the moneylenders end up owning everything. It is then that the outrage of the People would boil over and destroy the merchant moneylenders. It had already happened in Sumeria and Babylonia. Even the Egyptians from their abject defeat, had eventually kicked the Babylonian Hyksos merchant-moneylenders out of their country.

How can this be prevented? What can be done to prevent the People from rioting against them and looting their swindled properties? How could they prevent the kings from taxing and confiscating their illicit wealth?

From the high and mighty perspective of the merchant-moneylenders, while standing above Mankind on the sunroofs of their mud-brick palaces, there was only one solution. Obviously, those societies which rebel against the thievery of the moneylenders must be destroyed. To destroy countries most easily, every society which allows these Monsters of Babylon to live among them, must be kept in a state of constant turmoil so as to keep public attention on everything else other than the treason and robberies being committed by the moneylenders. Therefore, wars and rumors of wars, must be encouraged.

With their limitless wealth, the moneylenders could hire any number of agitators and saboteurs to accomplish this goal. Keeping the goyim (lowly insects, stupid cattle) in a constant state of worry and anxiety creates a social instability which could turn the people into herds of terrified cattle, rampaging in whatever direction the merchant-moneylenders directed them. Perhaps by forcing them to sacrifice their children to the demon, Molech, would keep them bowing docilely at the feet of their money masters. (Jeremiah 32:35) Or kidnapping and murdering a few of their children, would keep them afraid enough not to revolt against the Monsters of Babylon. All of these techniques became a standard operating principle for the next 3,000 years.

Societies which are kept in constant turmoil are already unstable, so it takes very little extra effort to tip them over and pull them down. And best of all, from the moneylenders’ perspective, it can all be accomplished by using the people’s own money against them simply because everything which the merchant moneylenders have, they swindled from the people among whom they were allowed to live – and they got it all for free!

The money that the moneylenders have, where does it come from? It comes from out of the purses and pockets of Mankind. So, the bankers – without cost to themselves – can destabilize entire countries merely by using the peoples’ own money against them.

Truth could not protect Terah’s wealth or his new temple-based, criminal enterprise. The Sumerian Swindle and the priests of his secret bank inside of the temple, could only be protected with lies. Therefore, all of the activities of this new Temple Cult of the Moneylenders, would have to pretend to the highest morality so as to deceive outsiders as to its true purpose of practicing the impoverishment and destruction of all of Mankind.

And so, plentiful lies, but not even a smidgen of Truth, was used by Terah’s descendants who built Solomon’s First National Bank and Pawn Shop in the fortress city of Jerusalem. With such a moneymaking engine, housed within a stone temple protected by the stone walls of an impregnable city, the Monsters of Babylon had everything which they needed to own the entire world and to enslave Mankind to their lies. And the best part of the scheme was that every bit of their demonic banditry could be blamed entirely upon God!

As previously stated, it is a mistake to think of the ancient people as primitive fools or unsophisticated idiots because they were the same people that we are today, homo sapiens. They were just as intelligent and their brains were just as highly developed as we modern people, although they were working with a smaller knowledge base. They knew things that have been lost to us over the millennia. They had secrets which are still secrets today. Those among them who devised clever stratagems to hide their secrets, were so clever that those same stratagems are still hiding their secrets from us modern people today.

A case in point is Judaism. Judaism is an ingenious hoax devised to conceal the swindles of the Monsters of Babylon. The Jews not only fooled the ancient people, but they are still fooling modern people today with their criminal chicanery, lies, deceits, hypocrisy, debauchery, warfare and murders.

With both the Biggest Lie Ever Told (the Hebrew Bible, a.k.a., Old Testament) to deceive the people of the world, combined with the biggest supply of money with which to leverage power over all governments, the Jews have always been able to criminally take advantage of Mankind, among whom they have been allowed to live through the naivety and kindness of Mankind. They are parasites who make their living from Mankind. They have been successful so far simply because they are the World’s Oldest Organized Criminal Conspiracy, still operating today with their same criminal lies and deceits – just as they have always done.

So, how can anyone claim that modern people are smarter than the ancient people when all of us modern people have been betrayed and swindled for the past 5,000 years up until the present day by the same clever frauds implemented in 3200 BC and perfected in 1550 BC by the very same Monsters of Babylon, shrewdly peering through their slit-like, half-closed eyelids at us modern fools? Modern people, in many ways, are very stupid but not because those ancient frauds were smarter than us, but because we have been lied to and deceived for such a long time.

Judaism is an ingenious swindle.

With both the Biggest Lie Ever Told to deceive the people of the world and the biggest supply of gold with which to leverage power over the kings, the Jews were always able to take advantage of the people among whom they were allowed to live.

It was very profitable to be a Jew and to enjoy all of the benefits that such a secret, members-only, financial, criminal organization offered.

It was very profitable to be a Jew as long as one didn’t object to being a:

• lying
• deceiving
• thieving
• murdering

Betrayer of Mankind.

And with such huge profits as their reward, what Jew could object to such minor details as that?

No Jew ever did.

The few Jews who had some misgivings throughout their entire history or who objected to bringing suffering and death to the non-Jews, were murdered by their fellow Jews.

Such murders of a Jew were blamed on those horrible anti-Semitic goyim, those non-Jews who hated the Jews, not because the Jews are evil monsters, but because the Jews are the Holy Chosen Ones of God.

And the goyim are just jealous of Jewish holiness, so they deserve to be blamed!

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