Joe Bruno wrote:
> Waldo wrote:
> > Brian Huntley wrote:
> > > (Cross-postings removed)
> >
> > Cross-postings restored - there may be parties who are interested in
> > seeing this Snopes article answered.
> >
> > > Waldo wrote:
> > > > Kosher Certification means ONE thing: That the product conforms to
> > > > Jewish Religious Superstition
>
>
> Superstition is an irrational belief that conflicts with scientific
> evidence. Judaism and Christianity are faith. Where is the scientific
> proof that Jews are wrong in their beliefs or that there is no god?
>
>
> - or as in the case of bleach above, that
> > > > the Jewish Kash-R-Us agencies are unscrupulous con artists that are
> > > > busily doing what Jews have always done best - separating gullible
> > > > Gentiles from their money.
>
>
>
> WOW! You mean those little old Rabbis are able to hoodwink executives
> at Kraft Foods,probably the best businessmen in the world at one of the
> largest and most profitable corporations in the world? And they can do
> this after spending their entire lives
> studying the Torah and the Ten Commandments, moral codes which forbid
> any sort of dishonesty? And they can do this merely because they are
> Jews?

So why do their concern themselves with what foodstuffs are kosher
and what are not in the markets that the majority of non-jews
purchase
their food in.
>
> If they are such capable criminals, I wonder why they spent years
> studying to be Rabbis?
> If what you are saying is true, they could have conned their way into
> millions of dollars and retired at age 40. Yet, here they are old men
> who spend their days studying and teaching scripture. If they are
> criminals, why haven't the authorities prosecuted them?
> Surely the District Attorney of New York County would not let this
> escape his notice.

Jew isn't he? Eliot Spitzer is a jew, is that who you mean? I'm
going
to check everything in my kitchen tomorrow to see if I can find where
the
kosher symbol is, especially the bleach.