Ritual Murder of Children by Jews in Russia Reported by Russian Paper

Aristocrat · Oct 10, 2006

Ritual Murder of Children by Jews in Russia Reported by Russian Paper

On April 16, 2005, just a week before the beginning the the Jewish Passover on April 23, five children, Muslim and Christian, "disappeared" in the Russian Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk. Four weeks later their burnt bodies were found in a sewage pit.

A popular Russian daily, Komsomolskaya Pravda, writes today that many Russians in the city are convinced that the children were ritually murdered ba local Jews who later burnt their bodies to conceal the crime and prevent experts to find in the bodies the lack of blood which is used by Hasidic Jews for ritual purposes.

Few people in the city believe that the Jewish murderers ever come to trial and that the murders would be properly clarified by police investigaters in present-day new democratic Russia.

Vladimir Salamatov, the lawyer representing the interests of the parents of the murdered children told the paper that 5 independent expertises confirmed the lack of hemoglobine (red substance in human blood) in all burnt bodies.

"I am sure that it was a ritual murder with exsanguination", he said.

Evgeny Kazantsev, the Head of Untraditional Religious Groups Monitoring Center, agrees that it was a ritual murder.

A Moscow independent researcher and journalist, Mikhail Nazarov, stresses that there is a large Jewish community in Krasnoyarsk and that the authorities do their best to conceal this ritual murder committed by the Jews. A witness reported seeing the bodies of the children thrown intact in the pit as proscribed by the Jewish ritual and then somebody burnt then to conceal ritual wounds in specific places of the bodies made for the exsanguination, Mr nazarov said.

The researcher reminded of a well-known case of the ritual murder of a 10-year-old Christian child, Andyusha Yushchinsky in Kiev in 1913. A local Jewish community activist, Beilis, was arrested and accused of the murder and later released by a court because of insufficient evidence, with a minor overweight among the jury.

"The murder of Andryusha Yushchinsky also took place few day before the Jewish Passover, his body was also exsanguinated and thrown off without burial", Mr Nazarov said.

"And Beilis belonged to the same Lubavichi Hasidic branch of Judaism as the present Chief Rabbi of Russia Berl Lazar who ... copies American gangstes practises (he was born in the US) and acts with support of Jewish oligarchs, the Kransnoyarsk Chief Rabbi Wagner and the Jewish Governor of the Krasnoyarsk Territory Khloponin", Mr. Nazarov added in his interview with the Moscow paper.
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Source:http://www.kavkazcenter.com/eng/content/2006/09/21/5662.shtml

Peter35 · Oct 10, 2006

If it's true then it will be the most horrible ritual crime i ever heard of!!!!!

Is there anyone here who can confirm or deny such ritual crimes?

I really find it difficult to believe this story....

maxpi · Oct 10, 2006

Aristocrat posts links to some kook running for office on an anti semitic platform, pure politics in the Chit Chat forum, then this unsubstantiated story demonizing Jews.

Aristocrat: Get your meds adjusted, research natural cures for brain nutrition deprivation or something.

Raystonn · Oct 10, 2006

many Russians in the city are convinced that the children were ritually murdered by local Jews
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Oh, so because a few anti-semetic Russians are "convinced", it must be true, eh? Tell me, is there any evidence at all or is this pure unadulterated conspiracy theory garbage?

By the way, blood has absolutely no place in Passover. These "facts" were obviously made up to substantiate a make-believe charge. Next time you should try a little harder and actually do some research so you can use real facts for your make-believe charges.

-Raystonn

Alex_in_Oz · Oct 10, 2006

Typical Russian crap! I'm not Jewish but you have to wonder about those Russians and their facts.

Karl_Ludwig · Oct 11, 2006

Interesting quotes from Talmud....
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"MISHNA I.: Cattle must not be placed in the inns of the heathens (non-jews) because they are suspicious of having sexual intercourse with them. And for the same reason a female must not stay alone with them, because they are suspected of insult; nor should a male stay with them alone, because they are suspected of bloodshed."

"But why must one not place female cattle in the inns which are under the control of females? Said Mar Uqua b. Hama: Because the heathens (non-jews) are wont to visit the wives of their neighbors, and if such visitor happened not to find the hostess, he may substitute the cattle."

"Hannina, said: I have seen a heathen (non-jews) who bought a goose in the market, sexually intercoursed with it, chopped, roasted and consumed it, and R. Jeremiah of Diphte said that he had witnessed a similar affair by an Arabian."
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Quoted from Abuda Zara Talmud.
http://www.sacred-texts.com/jud/t09/zar04.htm

Rearden Metal · Oct 12, 2006

Quote from Peter35:

If it's true then it will be the most horrible ritual crime i ever heard of!!!!!

Is there anyone here who can confirm or deny such ritual crimes?

I really find it difficult to believe this story....
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_libel

acronym · Oct 12, 2006

All fair enough.
Except there was evidence of ritual scrifice by some of these cultures (civilisations?), although the incas seem to have been biggest overall in the arena.

Im curious, wiki has phrased "beleif" in blood sacrifice as though these things never did exist.

Pol pot muirdered uncountable numbers of people, right under the nose of the international community.

Heck, in a thousand years time, it may be doctrine that these savages collected the skulls of the dead and put them in big piles, because it worshipped there ancestors or something, in an elaborate funeral rite of some sort.

The survivors may have , yes- doesnt mean a suspiciously large number of people werent just murdered in cold blood.

No, i guess i dont have a point there, really.