THE RADICALISED RABBI is a blog on Judaism and its very useful ideas and the blogger a Secular Koranist and a revolutionary. You don't have to be Jewish to find Jewish ideas very useful in tidying up your thinking and turbo-charging your powers of reasoning to the extent that you can even predict most events and disasters. The West is heading for disaster with its insane policy of Transnational Progressivism, turning our global village into Sodom and Gomorrah attracting the same punishment.
Saturday, 31 January 2026
The feminine and masculine way of talking about the Minnesota shootings
Why does @WhiteStoneName expect me to steelman Christians being made to think like atheists?
I warn American husbands of their wives depriving them of their 1st Amendment rights and define objective truth
Friday, 30 January 2026
Friday January 30
Thursday, 29 January 2026
How Secular Koranism would help with a more perfect union and a more cohesive European Union
Called an "evil predator" for trying to prevent US husbands from losing their 1st Amendment rights
Threats of divorce over voting for Donald Trump are a reported, recurring phenomenon in the United States, particularly noted during the 2016, 2020, and 2024 election cycles. The decision is often driven by a partner feeling that the vote represents a betrayal of personal values, safety, or the rights of women and children.Here is an overview of this trend, based on reported cases and social media:The "Last Straw": In many documented cases, the threat of divorce is not about a single policy disagreement but represents the climax of existing marital tension, with one partner viewing the vote as a violation of fundamental moral beliefs."You Are Who You Vote For": Some partners argue that voting for Trump is a deal-breaker because they identify the vote with negative characteristics they believe he possesses.Betrayal and Fear: Many women in these situations report feeling that their husbands are voting against their own best interests, bodily autonomy, or the future of their children.Documented Incidents:In 2016, a woman threatened to divorce her husband and move to Canada if he voted for Trump.A 73-year-old woman separated from her husband of 22 years after he planned to vote for Trump, describing it as a "betrayal".In 2024, reports surfaced of women filing for divorce after discovering their husbands voted for Trump, citing a lack of remorse and feeling like they were married to a "stranger".Political Divorce Trend: Divorce lawyers have observed a rise in inquiries and filings following major elections, particularly when polarization is high.Contextual FactorsWhile some couples separate, others attempt to navigate these differences by:Setting boundaries, such as making politics "off-limits" in conversation.Focusing on non-political shared values and activities.Seeking counseling to address the underlying relationship issues that the political argument has brought to the surface.The intense polarization has caused some to reassess their relationships, with some concluding that such a fundamental disagreement is irreconcilable.
In April 2016, former Mayor of London Ken Livingstone became embroiled in a major antisemitism row within the UK Labour Party after claiming that Adolf Hitler supported Zionism in 1932 before "going mad" and killing six million Jews.In his defense, Livingstone invoked a controversial 2015 statement by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin al-Husseini.Livingstone’s Claims: Livingstone argued that Hitler's early policy was to deport German Jews to Palestine (referencing the Haavara Agreement), which he characterized as "supporting Zionism".The Mufti Connection: To support his argument, Livingstone cited a 2015 speech by Netanyahu, where the Israeli Prime Minister claimed that in a 1941 meeting, the Mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin al-Husseini, persuaded Hitler to adopt the "Final Solution" (extermination) rather than just expelling the Jews.The Controversy: Livingstone argued that if Netanyahu made these claims about the Mufti, his own comments were merely "historical fact".Reaction: Livingstone's comments were widely condemned by many within the Labour Party, as well as Jewish groups, who viewed them as a revisionist attempt to minimize the Holocaust. He was suspended from the Labour Party in 2016 and eventually resigned in 2018.Netanyahu's original comments about the Mufti were also heavily criticized by historians, who clarified that the Nazis had already decided on the extermination of Jews before the meeting with al-Husseini.
American husbands and fathers have been deprived of their First Amendment rights by their wives
Threats of divorce over voting for Donald Trump are a reported, recurring phenomenon in the United States, particularly noted during the 2016, 2020, and 2024 election cycles. The decision is often driven by a partner feeling that the vote represents a betrayal of personal values, safety, or the rights of women and children.Here is an overview of this trend, based on reported cases and social media:The "Last Straw": In many documented cases, the threat of divorce is not about a single policy disagreement but represents the climax of existing marital tension, with one partner viewing the vote as a violation of fundamental moral beliefs."You Are Who You Vote For": Some partners argue that voting for Trump is a deal-breaker because they identify the vote with negative characteristics they believe he possesses.Betrayal and Fear: Many women in these situations report feeling that their husbands are voting against their own best interests, bodily autonomy, or the future of their children.Documented Incidents:In 2016, a woman threatened to divorce her husband and move to Canada if he voted for Trump.A 73-year-old woman separated from her husband of 22 years after he planned to vote for Trump, describing it as a "betrayal".In 2024, reports surfaced of women filing for divorce after discovering their husbands voted for Trump, citing a lack of remorse and feeling like they were married to a "stranger".Political Divorce Trend: Divorce lawyers have observed a rise in inquiries and filings following major elections, particularly when polarization is high.Contextual FactorsWhile some couples separate, others attempt to navigate these differences by:Setting boundaries, such as making politics "off-limits" in conversation.Focusing on non-political shared values and activities.Seeking counseling to address the underlying relationship issues that the political argument has brought to the surface.The intense polarization has caused some to reassess their relationships, with some concluding that such a fundamental disagreement is irreconcilable.
https://radicalisedrabbi.blogspot.com/2026/01/whats-for-dinner.html is further evidence of an American husband and father terrified of discussing politics in case his wife divorces him.
This is why Chad and Olson who can only talk about themselves as gasbagging bores and windbags have such a visceral hatred of me. Olson is now trying to accuse me of Holocaust Denial. Chris is their therapist and Chris talking politics with me enrages them because it is cutting into their therapy time with Chris.
The limits of free speech
I’m pretty tired, how about you?
Wednesday, 28 January 2026
A human breeding program (like with like) www.ReformBeyondism.com
— Real Vincent Bruno (@RealVinBruno) January 28, 2026
2:00 Andrew Tate's Bruv Party
3:00 Dune
4:00 Breeding programme
5:00 Joint application for the marriage license
6:00 We still need a proletariat.
8:00 People were smarter before.
A new humanity
9:00 Vincent says he doesn't need to control everybody to implement his breeding programme!
10:00 Metrics
11:00 Vincent never says the kind of woman he would breed with.
12:00 Ancestry.com
15:00 Myers Briggs
16:00 Mrs Vincent Bruno not quite
18:00 Gay fathers
19:00 Political economy
20:00 Surrogacy is not motherhood.
21:00 Weekend father
22:00 The archetype of a woman prepared to enter into such an arrangement
23:00 The product of such a union
24:00 Religion
25:00 Sharia encourages literacy.
26:00 Disbelief
27:00 Monotheism and monogamy
Feminism
28:00 Fornication used to be a mortal sin.
29:00 Blame the Founding Fathers
Abrahamic religions strictest on marriage.
30:00 The law should support marriage.
31:00 Gay marriage and feminism
Fertility cult
32:00 Liberal democracy
Marriage is a fertilty cult.
33:00 Immigration
34:00 Beyondist segregation is necessary.
35:00 Starting a new religion/cult eg Scientology and Nation of Islam
36:00 The utility of religion
37:00 Monogamy concentrates the mind.
38:00 Human natuure
39:00 Marriage is a two-person undertaking.
Weekend gay dad
41:00 What kind of a woman would want to mother the child of a gay father?
43:00 Lavender marriages
45:00 Divorced parents
What's for dinner?
Tuesday, 27 January 2026
The position of Secular Koranism on astrology, the politics of Christian identity and Whig history
Idolatry is coprophilia; accelerating towards Christian Nationalism to head it off at the pass
I suggest you actually address the following questions on Substack:
— Cyborg of Secular Koranism (@Book_of_Rules) January 26, 2026
1. How is Christianity not idolatry?
2. How is Jesus God?
3. Didn't Christendom end in 1918?
4. Didn't the Orthodox Church fail to defend the divine right of Nicholas II to rule?
5. What is the point of…
17:00 Why did the Founding Fathers separate the church from their state?
18:00 Race cannot be your religion.
19:00 Failures of Christianity
20:00 Philosophy
21:00 E Michael Jones: "Truth is the opinion of the powerful."
22:00 Religious principles are moral principles.
23:00 Those of us who value liberty should look to America as the beacon of liberty.
25:00 The Whig Interpretation of History
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whig_history
27:00 The degeneracy caused by liberalism.
28:00 Whig history is a Protestant narrative
29:00 The position to take on the Minnesota shootings
32:00 Predictable accusations
What does it mean to be Christian and is America a Christian nation?
Monday, 26 January 2026
Proposals to calm things down between ICE and protestors and the Third Amendment
There is something to be said for uniformity of practice which exists in Islam but not in Christianity. https://t.co/aAPmbVSu10
— Cyborg of Secular Koranism (@Book_of_Rules) January 26, 2026
32:00 Sam Tideman the Unitarian sending his children to a Trinitarian church
Cats are more attached to their owner's home than their owner.
35:00 Olson
36:00 Changing the rules suddenly and drastically
38:00 Dinner party
40:00 Liberty and equality
41:00 Application of the law
Civil rights
42:00 Mark Parker
43:00 Redefining words
45:00 Flushing out the people with incorrect opinions
47:00 My draft a charge sheet against the Jews idea
48:00 Requisitioned stately homes
51:00 Country of birth
Drivers' license
Where is Scott Adams now if Jesus is not God - purgatory, hell or gestating in a Muslim woman?
Police brutality; Jews and gentiles do not know who they are or what they are supposed to be doing
There is something to be said for uniformity of practice which exists in Islam but not in Christianity. https://t.co/aAPmbVSu10
— Cyborg of Secular Koranism (@Book_of_Rules) January 26, 2026
1:36:00 The nature and purpose of religion
1:37:00 Christianity, monogamy, technocracy and imperialism
1:38:00 Krupps
1:39:00 Boeing
Blaming Jews because you don't believe in God
1:40:00 Secular Koranism
1:41:00 The Gulf States are absolute monarchs.
1:42:00 Racial snobbery
1:43:00 Antisemites
1:44:00 The blame game
1:45:00 Westerners should start blaming God for their suffering.
1:46:00 Hypocritical Jews and Muslims
1:47:00 Hadith, hidden idolatry and hypocrisy
1:48:00 Jews are stupid.
1:49:00 British Israelism
1:51:00 Why oh why
1:53:00 Americans should repent by grovelling on the ground in sackcloth and ashes in a staged media event.
1:56:00 Terrorism is a poor man's war.
1:57:00 Nelson Mandela
1:58:00 Allah is Zionist.
Sunday, 25 January 2026
Discussing the killing of Alex Pretti and the danger the Founding Fathers foresaw in a standing army
No, the Founding Fathers did not generally intend for the citizens' militia to fully replace a standing army in all circumstances. Their views were more nuanced: many deeply distrusted and feared large, permanent standing armies in peacetime (seeing them as tools of tyranny, expensive, and threats to liberty), but they accepted the need for a small, limited national standing army under strict civilian control, supplemented and checked by a well-regulated militia composed of armed citizens.Key Historical ContextThe Founders drew from English traditions (where standing armies were viewed suspiciously after experiences like the rule of Charles I and James II) and their own Revolutionary War experience. The Continental Army was a necessity during the war, but post-1783, many wanted to disband most forces and rely primarily on militias.Strong anti-standing army sentiment (especially among Anti-Federalists and some key figures):They saw standing armies as "the bane of liberty" and instruments of oppression.Quotes include:George Mason: "Who are the militia? They consist now of the whole people..."Virginia Declaration of Rights influence: "a well regulated Militia composed of the body of the people trained to arms, is the proper, natural, and safe defence of a free State" and opposition to standing armies.Many Anti-Federalists argued militias should be the primary defense to avoid or minimize standing forces.This fear led to constitutional safeguards: Congress can "raise and support Armies," but appropriations are limited to no more than two years (Art. I, §8), preventing permanent funding without repeated approval.Federalist perspective (e.g., Hamilton and Madison in the Federalist Papers):They defended the Constitution's provisions allowing a standing army when needed.Federalist No. 24–29 (Hamilton): Argued that prohibiting standing armies in peacetime was unrealistic for national security (e.g., against foreign threats or sudden invasion). Militias alone were unreliable for professional defense—poorly trained, undisciplined for extended campaigns, and slow to mobilize.Hamilton in Federalist No. 29: Acknowledged standing armies could be dangerous to liberty but argued federal control over the militia (plus a small army) provided balance and security.Madison in Federalist No. 46: Argued a small federal army could never overpower an armed populace plus state militias.Second Amendment's role:"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State..."This reflected the preference for citizen-soldiers as the main bulwark against tyranny (domestic or foreign) and as a check on any standing army.It ensured the people remained armed to maintain militias as a counterweight, not to eliminate professional forces entirely.Practical OutcomeThe Constitution authorized both:A small standing army (initially tiny post-Revolution).Reliance on state militias for most defense.Over time (e.g., by the War of 1812), the need for a more reliable national army became clear, and views evolved somewhat, but the early preference leaned toward minimizing standing forces and maximizing militia reliance.In short: The Founders preferred militias as the primary, "natural" defense and wanted to avoid or severely limit standing armies in peacetime—but they did not design the system to completely replace professional forces with citizen militias alone. The militia was intended as a safeguard and supplement, not a total substitute.
Second ICE shooting in Minneapolis
On care of the elderly and state-assisted euthanasia
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1) Which verse of the Koran infringes the Noahide laws? 2) Why is it impossible that God would first reveal the Torah to Jews first and t...
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18:00 The definition of morality is the Seven Noahide laws. 19:00 Is either America or Israel a righteous gentile nation? If neither even ...
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Our moral system ie religion tells us what to believe and what we should and shouldn't do. All religions are moral systems. Secular pol...