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January 13, 2005

Madonna Cleanses Chernobyl of Radiation Using Kabbalah Incantation, Then Pens Children's Book Called "Diedre and the Dildo Factory"

Madonna's fake-British accent and loopy devotion to Hebraic mysticism-- is there anything they can't do?:

AN undercover BBC reporter who infiltrated a London Kabbalah group witnessed Madonna and Guy Ritchie chanting mystic spells to cleanse Chernobyl, the site in Ukraine of the nuclear disas ter in 1986. Tony Donnelly, who used a hidden camera, claims the Kabbalah dinner turned into "a weird religious service, which started with prayer readings and chanting that culminated in everyone turning to the east, pushing the air with their hands, and crying out 'Cher-er-er-er-nobyl' at the top of their voices. They thought they were curing Chernobyl of radiation, using the power of Kabbalah to drive away the evil."

In a related story, forty devotees of Magic: The Gathering attempted a complex six-card play to erase the Madonna album Bedtime Stories from our spatio-historical timeline.

There were not, alas, successful.

But Madonna's ever bit the savvy businesswoman as she's hyped to be. She's now cadging cancer patients out of serious jack in exchange for her superfragikabbalistic services:

Donnelly, a recovering cancer patient, says he was charged $1,500 for the dinner with Madonna and her husband, some "healing water" and several Aramaic texts — the Zohar — he was unable to read. He was told that just running his hands over the text and drinking the water could cure his cancer.

The cure, alas, also did not work. He was comforted, however, by the knowledge that, while he still had cancer, it was very unlikely that Shanghai Surprise would be re-released in a "special edition" containing additional CGI stormtroopers and "digital censoring" of Madonna, replacing her in every scene with a five-foot six walkie-talkie in a corset.

(Actually, that last bit sounds like a good idea.)

But it just gets better. Because it turns out that the Holocaust all could have been avoided, had those dumb Jews simply had a couple of more Ouija boards and crystal unicorns:

He also had a session with Rabbi Eliyahu Yardeni, who told him, "Just to tell you another thing about the 6 million Jews that were killed in the Holocaust. The question was that the Light was blocked. They didn't use Kabbalah." Donnelly wrote in the London Telegraph, "It sounded as though he was blaming the Holocaust on its victims . . . "

Yardeni went on to explain that the Jews could have "taken out the trash" in Germany on their own had they only been students of his own self-created mystical martial-arts style, called "Tae Kabbalah Do," also known as "Jew Fu."

Celebrities. Every time I begin to think they just can't get any stupider, they pull something like this, and completely redeem themselves!*

* Where? Should be a gimme.

A Bit More:

Kabbalah followers also include Paris Hilton, Britney Spears and Demi Moore.

Nominees all for the Zelda Fitzergald Award for Emotional Stability.**

**Who? I know who, but I forget where.

The Original Telegraph Story... can be found here.

Thanks to Nathan.


posted by Ace at 03:24 PM
Comments



Dumb and Dumber.

Posted by: SWLiP on January 13, 2005 03:30 PM

That's in response to the last question, not the post in general.

Oh, wait...

Posted by: SWLiP on January 13, 2005 03:32 PM

"Jew Fu"

that's pretty damn funny, ace.

Posted by: hobgoblin on January 13, 2005 03:39 PM

The real jews I've spoken to don't even know what that kaballah crap is.

As far as Madonna goes, that skank's fifteen minutes should have been up about 5 second after "Like a Virgin" was released.

Posted by: Scout on January 13, 2005 03:43 PM

One could infer from this silliness that the tsunami was the Joos' fault.

Oh, wait...

Posted by: SWLiP on January 13, 2005 03:50 PM

Yes, but who will she endorse for Pres in '08?
Mwaaa haa ha aaaaa

Posted by: lauraw on January 13, 2005 03:50 PM

Here's the Telegraph story for those who haven't seen it.

Posted by: Nathan on January 13, 2005 03:57 PM

Hypothetically, if Madonna and her Kabbalah took on John Travolta and his Scientology in a kind of jedi mind power celebrity death match, who do you think would win?

Posted by: WindyCity on January 13, 2005 04:01 PM

could the collective mind power of paris hilton, britney spears, and madonna compete with a common houseplant? a study should be done

great Dumb and Dumber and Fitzgerald reference btw

Posted by: johnnyH on January 13, 2005 04:12 PM

superfragikabbalistic.

Having just endured (and it was a test) Mary Poppins with my children the other day, this one had me in stitches.

Posted by: Paul on January 13, 2005 04:17 PM

Maybe both of their heads would explode and the rest of us would win. However, there could be hell to pay if Tom Cruise felt a disturbance in the force. I like Ace's title for Madonna's next children's book. After that she could get started on "Who moved my chi?"

Posted by: skinbad on January 13, 2005 04:18 PM

Unbelievable.

And that's Woody Allen's character in "Manhattan" in quip #2.

Posted by: dillene on January 13, 2005 04:20 PM

You sure it was Manhattan? I haven't seen that one, but I'm sure I've actually heard the quote.

Posted by: ace on January 13, 2005 04:24 PM

IMDB confirms it was Manhattan. But Allen re-used a lot of his jokes; maybe I read it in one of his short-fiction collections.

Posted by: ace on January 13, 2005 04:26 PM

Actually, strike that-- I think I only heard the quote from someone who used to quote it.

These are all very important comments, I realize.

Posted by: ace on January 13, 2005 04:26 PM

The world's airwaves have been tortured with Madonna's bleating for years and people are just NOW figuring out she's a con artist? Um, I don't think Paris, Britney, and Demi are the only idiots this planet has to offer.

Later,
bbeck

Posted by: bbeck on January 13, 2005 04:39 PM

It doesn't get much funnier than "Jew Fu."

Snatch the Torah from my hand...

Posted by: Sue Dohnim on January 13, 2005 04:51 PM

Wasn't "Jew Jitsu" the more obvious choice?

Posted by: CL on January 13, 2005 05:49 PM

Damn - you beat me to it CL.

It cracks me up every time I see the banner for Ju Jitsu outside the Hebrew Community Center.

Posted by: Adamant on January 13, 2005 06:04 PM

Yeah, that would have been better. Damnit.

Posted by: ace on January 13, 2005 06:39 PM
[...] "digital censoring" of Madonna, replacing her in every scene with a five-foot six walkie-talkie in a corset.

Tell George Lucas to dust off Jar-Jar Binks - we've finally found a use for it.

Posted by: aelfheld on January 13, 2005 07:10 PM

INFIDELS AND UNBELIEVERS!!

The only reason it didn't work was because you forgot the chicken bones and dice in the fuzzy cup with the Ouija board, dammit!
Do I gotta do it all??? Oh wait...that's Richard Gere's role.
Who'd a thunk a fat, shirtless guy into chanting would know where Jerusalem was way back when???

Posted by: ignore the Man Behind the Curtain on January 14, 2005 03:21 AM

I find it telling that these intellectual giants never "find" a traditional religion. It's always something trendy.

And, I once heard someone compare Madonna's form of Kabbala -( which the writer said only should be studied AFTER you are basically a "Jew Master") - to flying over the trees, and saying you understand the forest. It apparently *is* really deep stuff. That guy Madonna follows sounds like he is a merchandising master ...

Posted by: Carin on January 14, 2005 09:11 AM

Carin, good point. In the 90's Scientology was all the rage among the hollyweird elites. That's the "religion" where you pay to take courses in order to gain enlightenment...that's also the "religion" created by L.Ron Hubbard when he reliazed that he could never make any money selling crappy science fiction novels. When I lived in Florida back in the mid 90's, Clearwater was the Vatican equivalent for the Scientologists. You'd see them walking around basically wearing Star Trek uniforms (the orginal series).

Posted by: WindyCity on January 14, 2005 09:46 AM

uuuuummmmm...

Jew Master--is that like...
a super powerful D & D character???

What kind of special powers does he have--besides flying and casting spells????
uuummm whose the subject matter expert here???

Posted by: Ignore the Man Behind the Curtain on January 14, 2005 10:32 AM

Sorry, didn't know I needed to be so formal. "Jew Master" I used in place of a phrase "somone who had studied the Torah for (like) a really long time." Here, from "Judaism 101" (www.jewfaq/torah.htm)

We also have a mystical tradition, known as Kabbalah. The primary written work in the Kabbalistic tradition is the Zohar. Traditionally, rabbis discouraged teaching this material to anyone under the age of 40, because it is too likely to be misinterpreted by anyone without sufficient grounding in the basics.

Posted by: Carin on January 14, 2005 12:50 PM

The sages mandated that only married men over 40 could study kabbalah, to ensure that practitioners would be stable mature adults. This shows that they weren't strict enough.

Posted by: Yehudit on January 14, 2005 02:00 PM

From the limited reading I have done on the subject, I thought it meant that it would take years and years of study, before someone was even ready to BEGIN studying Kabballah it - that at age 40, you might have had enough time get be ready. Madonna, I believed, skipped all those years of reading and studying the Torah ... and that was what my original comment meant (that she understood the forest, by flying over the trees ... starting at the top.)

Posted by: Carin on January 14, 2005 08:00 PM

"Regarding esoteric intentions based on the wisdom of the qabbalah, one must be on guard and extra cautious not to come to heresy. Nowadays, one should not rely on any person to teach him this wisdom, especially on one who has not filled his belly with Talmud and Halakhah. As for those who glorify themselves as knowing this wisdom, do not believe them or desire them or listen to them, even on the smallest matter[...]" -- the will of the Netivot (R. Jacob Lorberbaum), d. 1832

Posted by: John "Akatsukami" Braue on January 19, 2005 07:20 PM

I've always thought that this loony bitch had shit for brains, and this confirms it; IN SPADES!!!
And is Kabballah a "Clown" religion? With members like madonna, Paris Hilton, Britney Spears, and Demi Moore, I'm surprised the Krusty the Klown isn't its High Priest!!!

Posted by: Ralph DeMattia on August 12, 2005 04:13 AM
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