Re: Jacob Prophesying Muhammad In Genesis: Muhammad Was The "****loh"

On May 15, 2:50 pm, hillelg...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
> On May 15, 12:56 pm, Mirelle <studywarnomore...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> > The word "kike" is not derogatory,

> Don't decide for me what is "derogatory" to me.
> You are unqualified for that.

Elephant ****.
Learn your history kike:

1. The word kike was born on Ellis Island, when Jewish
immigrants who were illiterate (or could not use Roman-English
letters), when asked to sign the  entry-forms with the customary
 "X," refused -- and instead made a circle.  The Yiddish word for
"circle" is kikle (pronounced KY-kel), and for "little circle,"
kikeleh.  Before long the immigration inspectors were calling
anyone who signed with an "O" instead of an "X" a kikel or
kikeleh or kijee or, finally and succinetly, kike."



       The word kike originates from the word
       "keikl", in Yiddish, which means "circle". At Ellis Island, one
of
       the main immigration check points, immigrants were initially
       grouped by religion and language in order to make it easier for
       them to communicate with each other and also to be identified
more
       quickly by waiting relatives there to meet them. Christians
were
       marked with an 'X' which was supposed to be a
       cross; Jews were marked with a circle which was
       supposed to be the Star of David.
       The  word "keikl" was used by Jews;
       they referred to each other as being 'circles'.

            Leo Rosten -- The Joys of Yiddish


                Mirelle