Jewish ritual murder

Jewish ritual murder is the murder of a non-Jew by Jews in celebration of the Jewish religious festivals of Purim and Passover. The ritual's purpose is to drain the blood of a non-Jewish person (preferably a young Western Aryan Christian boy) in order to make three cornered Purim pastries or matzo.[1] Both Purim and Passover celebrates the deaths of "oppressors" of the Jews and their children. Accusations/reports of Jewish ritual murders have occurred in all ages, including modern times (a famous instance happened in 1989 during the Oprah Winfrey Show).[2] While some of these may have been false charges, a strong case in favour of the reality of Jewish ritual murder was presented by Arnold Leese in 1938[3] in his book My Irrelevant Defence. Most recently Philip de Vier published the book Ritual Murder in 2001.

Jews today have conspired to remove the term from history and have replaced it with the newspeak wording "blood libel".

While many people are knowledgeable of the human sacrifices allegedly having been performed in the dense jungles of Africa or those of South America, people are nevertheless consistently amazed when it is discovered that one of society's so-called "civilized" members have been perpetrating such a grisly feat for hundreds of years.

The exact number of children ritually murdered by Jews is unknown, but the number may be in the millions.