Ten Commandments (For Jews Only)

The Ten Commandments are part of the religious consciousness of many people. Jews, Christians, and Muslims have made it part of their faith and doctrine.

But what really are the Ten Commandments, and how did they come to be?

The official version is that God gave Moses the Ten Commandments on top of Mt. Sinai for the Jews to follow and obey, and the Jews then gave the Ten Commandments to the world.

But this is not quite true, and the Ten Commandments are not really that universal, on top of being quite hard to follow for virtually everyone on earth, especially Jews.

The Ten Commandments are a work of jewish PR and naive Christians who failed to understand what they really are.

First, the Ten Commandments are not a Jewish invention. The Jews simply adopted, and adapted (as they tend to do with everything in their entire so-called faith and culture) certain laws and customs from other cultures and peoples.‘

Second, in the Jewish religion, there are a lot more than just the Ten Commandments. They were most likely whittled down by the church early on.

Third, and the most important, is that the Ten Commandments were only meant to apply to Jews. They were never meant to apply to non-Jews.

Jews see non-Jews as inferior beings created by God to serve Jews. Therefore, Jewish laws don´t apply to non-Jews.

A Jew can do whatever they want to a non-Jew and is not responsible for his actions, nor liable to suffer any kind of consequences and punishment.

Any talk from Jews about how Judaism is love, and how Jews are supposed to love all humanity is nonsense, and is embraced mainly by left-leaning, liberal Jews who are marginally religious. This view is also quite recent.

Judaism is above all a religion of retribution and revenge. The Jews believe that they are God´s chosen and are therefore untouchable. They also believe that God gave them the lands between the Nile and the Euphrates rivers, and they will not compromise on this. They are ready to kill and destroy anyone and anything for their deluded dogma.

So, in the interest of historical and religious facts, here are the ten commandments again, in their true form:

1. Jews shall have no other gods before Me

2. Jews shall make no idols

3. Jews shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain

4. Jews shall keep the Sabbath day holy

5. Jews shall honor your father and your mother

6. You shall not murder other Jews

7. You shall not commit adultery with other Jews

8. You shall not steal from Jews

9. You shall not bear false witness against your Jewish neighbor

10. You shall not covet anything that belongs to a Jew

So there you have it. The real Ten Commandments and their true meaning. And as we can see, they were never meant to apply to non-Jews.