Two constants that can always be relied upon are that history will always repeat itself and the Jews will never change.

Up until now, the Jews have been expelled from 109 countries/territories that we know about, but now we can add another to that list.

San Juan La Laguna in Guatamala has just become the latest community to decide that it is fed up with the Jews and wants them to leave.

They are making the exact same accusations that have followed the Jews around for centuries: that they are discriminating against the native people, violating traditional customs and undermining the people’s faith.

So strange that a people completely unconnected to Europe would make these exact same claims against the Jews, no?

Yahoo:

A community of 230 Orthodox Jews from several countries Thursday began leaving the Guatemalan Indian village where they have lived for six years after claims and counterclaims of discrimination and threats.

Their exit from San Juan La Laguna, on the banks of Lake Atitlan and 200 kilometers (125 miles) from the capital Guatemala City, follows a meeting Wednesday in which Jewish and indigenous representatives failed to reach an agreement.

“We are a people of peace and in order to avoid an incident we’ve already begun to leave the village,” Misael Santos, a representative from the Jewish community, told AFP.

They had received threats, Santos said.

“We have a right to be there, but they threatened us with lynching if we don’t leave the village,” he added.

Most members of the small Jewish community are from the United States, Israel, Britain and Russia, and around 40 are Guatemalan. Approximately half are children.

Since October, the local indigenous population has accused the Orthodox Jews of discriminating against them and of violating Mayan customs.

The Council of Indigenous Elders said the Jewish community “wanted to impose their religion” and was undermining the Catholic faith that is predominant in the village.

“We act in self-defense and to respect our rights as indigenous people. The (Guatemalan) constitution protects us because we need to conserve and preserve our culture,” council spokesman Miguel Vasquez told AFP.

The story and similarities do not end there though. Recently most members of an Orthodox Jewish sect in Canada escaped to Guatamala, to avoid being charged with child abuse. They were going to the South American destination to meet up with other Jews who had already moved there.

JTA:

Most members of the haredi Orthodox sect Lev Tahor have moved from Canada to Guatemala amid allegations of child abuse.

Only five or six families — about 40 people — remain in the Lev Tahor settlement in Chatham, Ontario, about three hours southwest of Toronto, the London Free Press reported.

Much of the community has made its way to be reunited with sect members who left for Guatemala earlier this year. Others have gone to the United States and Israel, the paper reported.

“This story is going to end not with a bang but with a very loud fizzle,” Toronto lawyer Guidy Mamann, who was hired by the group last spring, told the Free Press. “I think we’re just seeing the last chapter of the Lev Tahor story being written in Canada in terms of their presence here.”

He added, “I don’t think anybody is planning on staying.”

In November, about 200 sect members moved to Chatham after Quebec’s youth protective services launched a process to remove 14 of the sect’s children.

The Canadian Broadcasting Corp.’s French-language arm, Radio-Canada, reported that the bulk of the families began leaving Canada one by one starting in June to join fellow members involved in the custody battle who had left for Guatemala in March.

Youth protection officials alleged that the children were subjected to physical beatings, poor hygiene, forced ingestion of drugs, underage marriage and violating the province’s school curriculum.

The Lev Tahor have vigorously denied all the allegations and say they are victims of a religious smear.

In March, 12 of the children involved in the custody dispute and six adults left Canada on two separate flights. One group of nine flew through Trinidad and Tobago, where they were intercepted and returned to Canada, and another group of nine traveled through Mexico City to their ultimate destination, Guatemala.

One cannot help but wonder if children had started to go missing at San Juan La Laguna, just like they went missing all across Europe during the Middle Ages, in the countries that allowed the Jews to settle in them.

The same pattern that has happened time and time again over the centuries, is still happening even now. Pervert Jews are escaping from one country to another, claiming ‘persecution’ and then taking so much advantage of their new host’s kindness, that he is forced to have to kick them out too.

The Jew does not change, because he cannot change, his father is the Devil and the lusts of his father is all that he can ever do.

This story is hilarious.  A group of ultra-Orthodox Jews show up in a small Guatemalan town and after living there for only a few months worth of time, the town is demanding them to leave.  The best part about the article is the quote from the town’s mayor who says there was never been any ill will with people from other religious backgrounds.  The only problems they’ve had is when these Jews decided to show up.

From Times of Israel:

Indigenous residents of San Juan La Laguna, a small town of under 10,000 in the Guatemalan state of Sololá, have asked members of the Jewish community — comprising 10 ultra-Orthodox families, most of whom arrived only recently — to identify themselves in a municipal registry and leave within the next few months.

The registry was established to verify whether immigrants from the Jewish community are legally in the country and where they are from, information which has not been asked of other foreigners granted temporary visas.

“We, as a local authority, have nothing against the Jewish community,” city mayor Rodolfo López told The Times of Israel on Tuesday. “But every community, and especially ours, as indigenous Mayans, has very special customs and traditions and we have to defend our rights.”

Residents have filed complaints with the municipality that the community of ultra-religious Jews have used a public body of water as a mikveh (ritual bath), practiced unhygienic rituals like kaparot (where a chicken is swung around a rabbi’s head before being slaughtered), and made disparaging comments about immodesty to tourists.

According to the mayor, the indigenous population has also been suspicious since a Canadian couple accused of child abuse reportedly moved to San Juan La Laguna with their six children.

“There is almost every other religion here, and there have never been any problems. When they came, there started to be ill will,” the mayor said of the Jewish families.