Hello Everybody
A reminder for the hive mind:
"The Fake Jews" have always been well-known to the Jews as "The Erev Rav"; the mixed multitude of baal/moloch worshippers that have been a part of Isreal since the exodus.
Currently there are two groups that are sworn to oppose these evil bull-worshippers: The Truth Movement we have here and the real Jews.
It will be necessary for these two groups to recognise they are fighting the same enemy. Hence the nazi/muh jews narratives have been nurtured by the evil ones and the divisive power of the 'name the jew' program.
So as we battle on against the machinations of Molech, spare a thought for the worthy Isrealites who have been fighting these fuckers since 13th Century BC.
May they be exposed and cast down.
"And also, a great mixed multitude—erev rav—went up with them… (Shemos12:38)
Thus, the Jewish people were not the only ones to leave Egypt after the Plague of the Firstborn. A “mixed multitude,” “erev rav” in Hebrew, also left with them, and changed the face of the redemption, and all of Jewish history, for that matter. They will later build the golden calf at Mt. Sinai in Moshe’s absence, and become the cause of his dying in the desert.
And even though theErev Ravwill not be mentioned again in Tanach after the close of the Torah, it is not because they disappeared. On the contrary, the Zohar spends considerable time discussing the five categories ofErev Ravthat will influence the end of history, and the damage they will do. And the Vilna Gaon? This is how he put it:
The joining of Eisav and Yishmael is the result of Armelius, the ministering angel of theErev Rav, who are able to destroy the Jewish people and the entire world, may God have mercy. The main drive of theErev Ravis to unify Eisav and Yishmael and to separate the two moshiachs. Therefore, our main work and battle is to break and to remove the strength of theErev Rav… from the Jewish people. TheErev Ravis our greatest enemy…[and] works only through deception and in roundabout ways. Hence, the war against theErev Ravis the most difficult and bitterest of all. We must strengthen ourselves for this war, and anyone who does not participate in the battle against theErev Ravbecomes, de facto, a partner with…theErev Rav, and is better off having not been born. (Kol HaTor, Ch. 2:2:2)
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
https://torah.org/torah-portion/perceptions-5781-bo/