The First Book of Kings in the Old Testament recounts the story known as the "Judgement of Solomon". It allegedly demonstrates the wisdom of the Jewish king and reinforces the notion of the wise Jew. It is a very convenient story, for what would have happened if both women had refused to give up their claims? The Judaic tradition has a more complicated story, whereby the woman who falsely claims the child is the child's own sister-in-law and does so to avoid being forced to wait to marry her brother-in-law when he comes of age due to the death of her husband - such are the peculiarities of Hebraic law. The woman therefore actually wanted the child dead. In light of this additional background information, does this not then rather show the perversity of Jewish culture and law and those who enforce it? Let us now turn our attention to the contemporary Soloman, who has acquired Solomon's powers over White European Gentiles: John Bercow, the current Speaker of the House of Commons.
