Star Trek: Vulcan hand sign influenced by Jews

[Nobar King]

It's hardly surprising that the shows that come out of Hollywood are pushing Jewish imagery and agenda, but I'm surprised that a Rabbi would be embracing this science fantasy that laughs in the face of God:

Rabbi Yonassan Gershom takes a look at the Jewish origins of Spock’s Vulcan salute which debuted in the Star Trek episode “Amok Time”.

The Vulcan greeting is based upon a blessing gesture used by the kohanim (koe-hah-NEEM) during the worship service. The kohanim are the genealogical descendants of the Jewish priests who served in the Jerusalem Temple.

Rabbi Gershom runs the website TrekJews.com and has written a book on “Jewish Themes in Star Trek”.

Here's that conspiracy theorist Leonard Nimoy describing how he inserted the gesture into the program:

I certainly won't look at Star Trek the same way, again. I'm surprised they didn't have more Jewish characters; I'll have to look more closely.

[Capt. Aaron Portway]

Re: Star Trek: Vulcan hand sign influenced by Jews

Yesterday I found out that the Osmonds are Jewish Mormons. Today, it's that Spock was a Hymie all along! I guess I should have know, he does have a very Hebe nose.

Where will it end? I guess next someone will tell me that Captain Kirk and Chekov were Jews too!

[Dr. Warren Wierdsbe]

Re: Star Trek: Vulcan hand sign influenced by Jews

It's hardly surprising that the shows that come out of Hollywood are pushing Jewish imagery and agenda, but I'm surprised that a Rabbi would be embracing this science fantasy that laughs in the face of God:Here's that conspiracy theorist Leonard Nimoy describing how he inserted the gesture into the program:

I certainly won't look at Star Trek the same way, again. I'm surprised they didn't have more Jewish characters; I'll have to look more closely.

Ah, Brother, but you have to consider the entire Start Wreck pantheon! The Joos really took over in "Deep Space Nine." The introduction of the race, "Ferengi" was a real portrayal of Joos.

They and their culture are characterized by a mercantile obsession with profit and trade and their constant efforts to swindle people into bad deals. They are also known for their business acumen and for exploiting females.[1] Notable Ferengi characters include Quark, Rom, Nog, Ishka, Zek, and Brunt.

Check out the species characteristics and the fact that the lead character was played by Armin Shimerman, obviously Jooish.

This control over the entire entertainment industry (as well as banking and international relations) is something every True Christian (TM) should be aware of.

In Christ,
Warren