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Chabad supremacy is the belief, and promotion of the belief, that people from Chabad are superior to people of other backgrounds. The Chabad ideology advocates the social, political and historical dominance by Chabad. Chabad followers believe that Jews are superior to non-Jews, and that Chabad "Jews" are superior to other Jews.

Chabad supremacy, as with racial supremacism in general, is rooted in ethnocentrism and a desire for hegemony and power, and has frequently resulted in violence against people who oppose Chabad. Their greatest enemy are the Jews who understand that Chabad is NOT a Jewish ideology, and who want to expose the truth about Chabad.

While Chabad emissaries are busy trying to take over every single Jewish community in the world, and to convert every single Jew in the world into a Chabad "Jew", Chabad emissaries in Israel want to convert Israel into "a Chabad state". Various Chabad emissaries in Israel have called for the death of various Israeli politicians whom they consider "traitors", and for the extermination of all Arabs in Israel whom they see as "the enemy", including all Arab children "so they do not become terrorists when they grow up".

The militant approach taken by Chabad supremacist groups and individuals has caused them to be watched closely by law enforcement officials in Israel and other countries.

The main difference between the Jewish religion and the Chabad religious cult is that the Jewish People study the Torah, which was given to the Jewish People on Mount Sinai more than 3,300 years ago. On the other hand, followers of the Chabad messianic cult study the Tanya, which was written by a crazy criminal, to get money and power, just 200 years ago. The Tanya directly contradicts the teachings of the Torah.

Official Chabad history: "Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi (1745-1812), Founder of Chabad, also known as "The Alter Rebbe," "Baal HaTanya" and "The Rav"... he formulated his distinct "Chabad" philosophy and approach to life. For twenty years he labored on his magnum opus, Tanya, in which he outlined the Chabad philosophy and ethos. First published in 1796, Tanya is the "bible" of Chabad Chassidism, upon which the hundreds of books and thousands of maamarim (discourses) by seven generations of Chabad Rebbes are based."

If you ask any Rabbi to summarize the teachings of the Torah in one sentence, he will probably tell you: "What is hateful to you, do not do to your neighbor: that is the whole Torah; the rest is commentary; go and learn it". But if you ask the same Rabbi what is his opinion about the "holy" book of Chabad, the Tanya, he will probably tell you that the Tanya is the "Mein Kampf" of Chabad, and that the Tanya is the "New Testament" of Chabad.

An important Israeli Rabbi stated that "If an Arab terrorist attacks dressed up like an Israeli soldier he can cause much more harm than if he attacks dressed up like an Arab terrorist. Similarly, if followers of a religious cult, such as Chabad, come to you dressed up like Jewish Rabbis they can cause much more harm than if they come to you dressed up like followers of Hare Krishna". Chabad "Rabbis" want to fool you into believing they are Jewish Rabbis, which they are obviously not, in order to gain your trust.

So what exactly is written in the Tanya, the "holy" book of Chabad? Here are some quotes from the official Chabad translation of the Tanya published by their own publishing house Kehot Publication Society, New York, 1973:

In the very first chapter of this work, we read: "The souls of the nations of the world (all non-Jews), however, emanate from the other, unclean 'kelipot' (evil forces) which contain no good whatever" (page 5).

Further on, we read: "However, the 'kelipot' (evil forces) are subdivided into two grades, one lower than the other. The lower grade consists of the three 'kelipot' which are altogether unclean and evil, containing no good whatever. ... From them flow and derive the souls of all the nations of the world (all non-Jews), and the existence of their bodies, and also the souls of all living creatures that are unclean and unfit for consumption" (chapter 6, page 25).

The book continues: "To elucidate still further, it is necessary to clarify the meaning of the verse, 'The candle of God is the soul (neshama) of man'. What it means is that the souls of Jews, who are called 'man', are, by way of illustration, like the flame of the candle, whose nature it is always to scintillate upwards... Now this is a general principle in the whole realm of holiness... This stands in direct contrast to the so-called 'kelipah' (evil forces) and 'sitra achara' (the other, evil side), wherefrom are derived the souls of the Gentiles... Therefore they (the Gentiles) are called 'dead'..." (chapter 19, page 77 and 79).

Since the creation of the Chabad religion 200 years ago, all 7 Chabad Rebbes have written commentaries on the Tanya to explain the Tanya to their followers. The following words are from the last Chabad-Lubavitcher Rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson, who died in 1994 but is still considered by Chabad followers as their leader and as the Moshiach. These words are considered part of the official Chabad ideology and doctrine:

"The difference between a Jewish and a non-Jewish person stems from the common expression: 'Let us differentiate'. Thus, we do not have a case of profound change in which a person is merely on a superior level. Rather, we have a case of 'let us differentiate' between totally different species.

This is what needs to be said about the body: The body of a Jewish person is of a totally different quality from the body of [members] of all nations of the world... The difference of the inner quality [of the body] is so great that the bodies would be considered as completely different species. This is the reason why there is an halachic difference in attitude about the bodies of non-Jews [as opposed to the bodies of Jews] 'their bodies are in vain'. An even greater difference exists in regard to the soul. Two contrary types of soul exist, a non-Jewish soul comes from three satanic spheres, while the Jewish soul stems from holiness.

We therefore ask: Why should a non-Jew be punished if he kills even a non-Jewish embryo while a Jew should not be punished even if he kills a Jewish embryo? The answer can be understood by [considering] the general difference between Jews and non-Jews: A Jew was not created as a means for some [other] purpose; he himself is the purpose, since the substance of all [divine] emanations was created only to serve the Jews."
The Chabad-Lubavitcher Rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson. (Israel Shahak and Norton Mezvinsky. (1999). Jewish Fundamentalism in Israel. Pluto Press, p.58-62)

And this is what a student of the Tanya believes: "I don't believe in western morality, i.e. don't kill civilians or children, don't destroy holy sites, don't fight during holiday seasons, don't bomb cemeteries, don't shoot until they shoot first because it is immoral. The only way to fight a moral war is the Jewish way: Destroy their holy sites. Kill men, women and children (and cattle)." Chabad "Rabbi" Manis Friedman, Bais Chana Institute of Jewish Studies, St. Paul, MN, USA (Moment Magazine (May/June 2009))

A controversial book called "The King's Torah" (Torat Hamelech), which was written and supported by students of the Tanya in July 2010, states that under Torah and Jewish Law it is legal to kill Gentiles. The section entitled "Conclusions - Chapter Five: The Killing of Gentiles in War" reads that in some cases it is permitted to kill the babies of enemy forces "because of the future danger they may present since they will grow up to be evil like their parents." The authors and supporters of this book were detained for questioning by the Israeli police, and many Rabbis stated that the conclusions written in this book were incorrect and not part of Jewish Law. One Rabbi said that the book includes statements that "have no place in human intelligence." (Police Release Chabad Rabbi Arrested For Incitement To Kill Arab Babies)

"What's missing from this story? Correct rabbinic affiliations... At the root of this racist, fascist theology is Chabad's fundamental text, the Tanya, written by the first Chabad rebbe in the late 1700s, which states: 'The souls of the nations of the world, however, emanate from the other, unclean kelipot which contain no good whatever as is written in Etz Chayim, Portal 49, ch. 3, that all the good that the nations do, is done out of selfish motives. Since their nefesh [soul] emanates from kelipot [husks] which contain no good, it follows that any good done by them is for selfish motives. So the Gemara comments on the verse, 'The kindness of the nations is sin' - that all the charity and kindness done by the nations of the world is only for their self-glorification'. - Tanya, end of chapter 1. Now why don't Jewish newspapers report this?" (Rabbinic Text Or Call To Terror? Extremist rabbis? Or an extremist Chabad-influenced movement?)

A few months after "The King's Torah" (Torat Hamelech) was published this happened: Itamar massacre: Fogel family butchered while sleeping. Being that the book was written in Itamar, is it possible that this horrific attack was caused as retaliation against that book? Is it possible that some Chabad "Rabbis" wanted to incite Jews into killing Arab babies but what they really achieved was Arabs killing Jewish babies? Should Chabad be classified as a terrorist organization?

The following quotes from the Tanya were taken directly from Chabad's official website: "From this soul stem also the good traits inherent in every Jew's character, such as compassion and benevolence. For in the [case of the] Jew, this soul of kelipah is derived from the kelipah called 'nogah', which also contains good ... The souls of the nations of the world, however, emanate from the other, unclean kelipot which contain no good whatever ... ". "However, the kelipot are divided into two categories, one lower than the other. The lower category consists of three completely unclean and evil kelipot, containing no good whatever ... From them flow and are derived the souls of all the nations of the world ... Also derived from these kelipot are the souls of all living creatures that are unclean and forbidden to be eaten ... ".

In a world where most of the population is not Jewish, do you think it's a smart thing to publish a book that defines all non-Jews as evil? Do you think it's smart to be so proud about your racist book that you even put it online for all the world to see? Today there are thousands of anti-semitic websites on the internet, and many of those websites are showing the racist quotes from the Tanya plus all the other racist statements constantly being made by all Chabad "Rabbis" all over the world. And then the Jew haters say that this is how all Jews think. Chabad is therefore the main source of anti-semitism in the world today. And this is just one more reason to tell the world that CHABAD IS NOT JEWISH!

The fact is that Chabad ideology directly contradicts Jewish ideology, and the Tanya directly contradicts the teachings of the Torah. Any statements made by any Chabad "Rabbi" do NOT represent the views of any normal Jew, or of the Jewish public in general. Chabadism is NOT Judaism, it is something completely different. We call upon all members of Chabad who have been fooled into joining the Chabad messianic cult to leave Chabad and come back to true Judaism.

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