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Hatred of Others MUST Cease.

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So, today is “fake” Columbus Day.  Another example of our government manipulating events so we have 3 day weekends.  The real Columbus Day is Friday- right after the new moon of  (Mar) Cheshvan.  It has the moniker  ‘Mar’ (bitter) because it is the month of the flood- the one Hashem inflicted upon the world (or certainly the bulk of the Middle East)- way back when.

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Ani Ma’amin

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When I was growing up, most of us knew certain dates and events. For example, my brother’s birthday was the day after one of the most important dates- 7 December. The day that President Roosevelt declared would forever remain “in infamy”. Or, the week before Flag Day (that’s 14 June, should you have fallen prey to the current ignorance) was D-Day, the 6th of June. (Do I have to tell you that this was the turning point for World War II, the day that the “Allies” launched a most audacious raid on Nazi-held France [Europe], with some 210,000 casualties during the battle to obtain a foothold in Normandy.)

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Running amok?

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You have to be carefully taught.  Being given a green light makes the situation worse.

What am i talking about?  Racism.  Nazism.  Fascism.  And, I know a bunch of you are going to switch sites now, because you hate being preached to.  Because you want to keep onto your hate.

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It continues!

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Given the events of this past weekend in Charlottesville, I decided to break into my queue.

After all, I lived there for 13 years. And, one of my finest accomplishments there (other than the birth of my two daughters and a slew of great products) was bringing life to the 150 year old synagogue there. Jeff Poelvoorde and I spent months convincing folks to come to a traditional Saturday morning service. And, with time, a wonderful Jewish community- shared lives, families, food- developed. And, continues there still some 3 decades later.

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H-h-holocaust m-m-memories

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I’m not sure about this trip.

First of all, it may mean that my blog posts are going to appear at random times over the next few days.  Because I will be traveling to places that may not have the best internet service (or, at all!)- and there is a significant time shift.  But, that’s only part of the reasons why I’m not sure about this trip.

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