Exposing the Antisemitism Noahide Laws that Criminalize Belief in Jesus Christ as the Jewish Messiah Punishable by Execution
In my last article I discussed the new Bill that the U.S. House of Representatives passed this week titled "The Antisemitism Awareness Act of 2023", which had bipartisan support. As you can observe from the title of the Bill that now heads to the Senate, the language for this Bill was written last year, 2023, after the Hamas military attack in Israel, and pre-dates the current student protests over the war in Gaza that began a few weeks ago. In fact, the language for this Bill was drafted under President Donald Trump, written by his son-in-law Jared Kushner, and was then enacted as a Presidential Executive Order on December 11, 2019. The text for that executive order that criminalizes "antisemitism" had never been able to be passed as law in the U.S. Congress, because it basically renders the First Amendment as null and void, and so by Trump's own admission during the ceremony where he signed this EO, he stated that he just did it himself anyway, because as President of the United States, he now had the power to do so. I checked to see if Trump's executive order on antisemitism from 2019 had been revoked by President Biden, and it has not. So this begs the question: If Trump's EO on antisemitism is still in effect, then why did the Zionists need this new Bill introduced to the House by Rep. Mike Johnson, which easily passed with bipartisan support? The reason seems to be that under the Biden administration, Trump's EO is being used to represent not only Zionist Jews who feel they are being discriminated against on college campuses, but also students of other faiths as well, such as Arab Muslims, who are also using Trump's EO to file discrimination lawsuits. This is apparently because Trump linked his EO to the 1964 Civil Rights Act. So having failed to meet their objectives with the Trump EO from 2019, the Zionists are trying, once again, to codify the meaning of "antisemitism" and criminalizing anyone who does not comply with their definition of "antisemitism", which includes denying that Jesus Christ was the Jewish Messiah. There had been rumors among some Zionist Jews that Donald Trump had converted to Judaism in 2017, but was afraid to go public with his conversion due to the backlash he would have received from Evangelical Christians. The rumor also stated that Jared Kushner, who openly admits he is a Jewish member of the Chabad Lubavitch sect, and is the son-in-law of Donald Trump, is the prophesied Jewish Messiah.