Reb Eliezer

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  • in reply to: Democrats attack our Constitution #1943023
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    You Retrumpican approve of the insurrection destroying our democracy where the majority accepts President Biden realizing that no fraud occured. Currently, the second amendment should not apply as we are not in the wild, wild west and if it does, we need gun control legistlation not to sell guns to mentally disturbed like you. If the consertive view points lead to murder, it should be silenced.

    in reply to: Biden announces restoration of U.S. relations and aid to Palestinians #1943024
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    He believes in two state solution and encourages the palestinians to make peace with Israel.

    in reply to: Parash Hamon #1942967
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    Always Ask Questions, the difference is that Dasan Vaavirom figured the opposite that the birds will not eat it. However, we figure that they will eat it and reward them for it. Intentions do matter. Doing something for the right intentions is rewarded. מחשבה טובה הקב’ה מצרפה למעשה see Tosfas in Kidushin (39,2) beginning machshava, explains the Meharsha that there is difference between goyim and yidden. By the Jews, a good machshava is counted whereas a bad one is not but by the goyim the opposite is true. A Jew when he has a good machshava will folllow up and do it but a bad one, he will not. However, a goy is the opposite, a bad one he will do but by a good one a machshava is not enough until actually done. The Maharal explains that by a Jew the atzmiyus is good as the reason of the Rambam of forcing a divorce until he agrees because a Jew wants to do the right thing but the yetzer hara resists him, so we force the yetzer hara out.

    in reply to: Joe Biden is not my president #1942840
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    Who cares? Trump was not my president.

    in reply to: Parash Hamon #1942818
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    It recognizes that parnasa is provided by only Hashem, so we are asked to throw our worries on Him as the mon was provided by Hashem, not more or less from what is fated. On erev shabbos there was a double provision. Maybe Tuesday is a double ki tov and Beshalach is the parsha of the mon. This reminds me of the famous mashol of the Dubner Magid. A man was carying a heavy package. He sees someone coming with a horse and wagon. The man invites him to get on the wagon. He looks back to see how the package guy is doing and sees that he is holding the package on his lap. He says, why don’t you lay the package on the wagon? He says to him, I don’t want to burden the horses with my package, so he is told, you are a fool. If you carry it, don’t the horses have to carry it also? The comparison is, if we worry about parnasa, doesn’t Hashem worry about it also?
    There is a minhag to put out for shabbos bread crumbs for the birds as they ate up the bread crumbs placed out by Dasan Vaacirom to fool Jews to think that mon fell on shabbos.

    in reply to: Parash Hamon #1942714
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    in reply to: Biden Appointee Confirmations #1942685
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    They confirmed them easily because they are all competent not like Trump who only cared about a ‘yes’ man and not experience in the resoective fields of expertise.

    in reply to: Supreme Court Dismisses Case Creating a Laughter #1942665
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    I don’t understand the whole thing. Is it moot because there is no proof or because he is not president anymore?

    in reply to: Supreme Court Dismisses Case Creating a Laughter #1942458
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    I would not go by Dershovitz who held at the first impeachment that the president is above the law.

    in reply to: Supreme Court Dismisses Case Creating a Laughter #1942453
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    GH, explain to me where is the justice in this rulling?

    in reply to: Supreme Court Dismisses Case Creating a Laughter #1942444
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    Beasher hu shom, not when judged but when comitting the crime.

    in reply to: Supreme Court Dismisses Case Creating a Laughter #1942424
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    The second impeachment is being presented to the senate even though Trump is not president now as long as when he was impeached in the house, he was president to make sure he cannot run again.

    in reply to: Supreme Court Dismisses Case Creating a Laughter #1942422
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    Its a chuka veatlulh does not make any sense, chotei nisker, if he took money as president, he still has it. Why is it moot when he commited the crime when it was forbidden?

    in reply to: Is being “eco-friendly” a value that means something to you? #1942403
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    Malenoma occurs because of destroying the ozione layer created by Hashem to protect us from the sun.

    in reply to: Is being “eco-friendly” a value that means something to you? #1942223
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    It is part of the Torah of hakoras hatov where we are commanded not to destroy the environment Hashem provides to us by showing that we appreciate it as we have a resposbility to return tne neshomo clean as given to us.

    in reply to: Biden’s Foreign Policy #1941494
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    Look up factcheck where the money 50B, Iran money, was held back in US banks for sactions but after the agreement, the money was returned.

    in reply to: Biden condemns racism and nativism in the same sentence #1941477
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    I miss your jewish common sense as Jews were never forbidden now to come here, so they don’t need an executive order to be allowed.

    in reply to: Short & Sweet #1941450
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    We make a bracha yotzer hamoros to ask Hashem that tbe moon should reacquire its original size and new light (having its own light) of creation being equal to the sun as explained by Rashi in Breishis on the pasuk.

    in reply to: Bo – Free Choice #1941447
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    We also see from the Korban Pesach and Milah the concept of free choice. The Jews sacrifice the lamb of the horoscope for Nissan, the idol of mitzryim, the mazal, to show that we are above the stars and they don’t predermine our fate. The Sefer Hachinuch says that Milah reflects this idea indicating that we have the ability to change ourselves. The Tzetil Katan by the Noam Elimelech says that our purpose in this world is to change our nature.

    in reply to: Short & Sweet #1941407
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    The Jews are like the moon. There greatness appears in cycles. Sometimes they are up and sometimex tney are down. The Chasam Sofer says that the moon was willing to make itself smaller that the stars should be seen. The Hafloah says tbat a rebbi should be seen like a malach who is stationary in his edification to show and reveal the greatness of his talmidim in order to learn from him. The Rabbenu Bachaya on the parasha says from the Rabbenu Chananel that the calculation is what we rely on when determining the new moon. Tbe observation must agree with this calculation.

    in reply to: Biden’s Foreign Policy #1941310
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    I waited 2 1/2 years before I was able to come to the USA.

    in reply to: Biden condemns racism and nativism in the same sentence #1941182
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    Imagine how different would have been if Trump spoke out clearly against white supremacist as Biden did and not encorage them by making them think tbat he is their advocate.

    in reply to: Joe Biden is not my president #1941183
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    By being president of a group, he becomes president of each individual within that group.

    in reply to: Joe Biden is not my president #1941184
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    What you are saying is obvious tnat a president tries to satisfy the majority of the group and cannot safisfy each individual whim.

    in reply to: Thank you Hashem #1941153
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    coffee addict, look at the Klei Yokor on the hasneh einenu ukol, the whispering of gossup makes a noise like tbe burning of bushes which is constant.

    in reply to: Thank you Hashem #1941063
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    Every person has his own Mitzraim and Pharaoh. For me it was leaving Hungary and the communists regime almost 64 years ago. Pharaoh is also the yetzer hara from whom we want to cleanse ourselves.
    We didn’t interact with each other properly by showing a smile, so our interactiion was curtailed. Yedid, a friend, is yad el yad.

    in reply to: The fat lady has sung #1940775
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    Not caring about people starving and dying is against the Torah.

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    GH, you forgot that Trump was banned from Twitter forever.

    in reply to: Trump to Jews, good, also complicated #1940703
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    Pittsburg – terrible
    Capitol- terrible

    in reply to: Trumps pardon list #1940693
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    I think that Trump pardoned himself and family privately, so when necessary, he will be able to refer to it.

    in reply to: Trumps pardon list #1940692
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    They should expess their contrition publically.

    in reply to: Thank You Donald Trump, the Jews’ Best Friend! #1940689
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    It means that Biden will not encourage anti-semites as Trump did.

    in reply to: Trumps pardon list #1940688
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    Why are you belaboring the obvious? If one does not show contrition does Hashem forgive him? Why not? Because. He does not want him to repeat his sins.

    in reply to: Trumps pardon list #1940668
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    One must show contritiion to get a pardon but ones listed above never showed it.

    in reply to: Trumps pardon list #1940654
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    It is obvious, constitutional scholars say so, otherwise why give pardon power by making him think he is monarch and encourage crooked behavior figuring he will be pardoned anyway. Michael Cohen got no pardon because he was not loyal to the president whereas all his crooked cronies, Stone, Manafort and Banon received one.

    in reply to: Thank You Donald Trump, the Jews’ Best Friend! #1940655
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    Biden appoints Jews in his cabinet, Blinken and Yellin.

    in reply to: Thank You Donald Trump, the Jews’ Best Friend! #1940647
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    What I said is a Chasan Sofer on the Hagadah. The rasha hides tbe fact he is a rasha, so the others sitting at the same table should not beat him to a pulp. The chacham acting as one, uses similar expression eschem to exclude himself from the group in order that the rasha should think that the chacham is his advocate, so he reveals himself directly by saying I am also a rasha.
    See what incitement to insurrection accomplishes:

    Anti-Semitism Seen In Capitol Insurrection Raises Alarms

    in reply to: Frum Man Has “Credible Information” That Trump Will Remain President #1940616
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    Most experts say no in order not to be above the law. He will not want to lose his fifth amendment rights by pardoning himself. State an local investigatiions continue after pardon.

    in reply to: Trumps pardon list #1940590
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    Pardon/s were institutec as a signal of mercy and not to encourage crooked behavior.

    in reply to: Thank You Donald Trump, the Jews’ Best Friend! #1940588
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    He was good to the Jews by giving might and strength to the white supremacists, through not speaking out clearly against them, having them think that Trump is there friend and advocate of their cause.

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    Trump said farewell and left the White House.

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    See my posts there.

    in reply to: Another Health/Ubiquitin “Classic”. Will it ever end? #1940193
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    Biden won Michigan by 150,000 even with some fraud, he still won.

    in reply to: Another Health/Ubiquitin “Classic”. Will it ever end? #1940183
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    Health, even giving you Michigan and Georgia, Biden still won.

    in reply to: Who should get priority for vaccines? #1939833
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    The order should be 2,9,1,7,11,3,4,5,6,8,10

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    I will list some interpretations of shminis shebeshminis.

    1. Rashi, in Tehilim, 119 called Tamyeh Apeh, having eight pesukim for every letter of the aleph beis in the eight letter, ches tne eight pasuk. Thank Hashem for the chesed of knowledge to be able to learn.
    2. In Pirkei Avos 6th Perek in the 8th Mishna there are eight words, eigtht character traits, hanoy, vehakoach etc. which contribute to humility according to the Binah Leitim by recognizing that they are provided by Hashem.
    3. The GRA, the eight Parasha in the Torah at the eight pasuk, katonti mikol hachasodim recognizing
    that all chasodim come from Hashem.
    4. The lowest mountain, Har Sinai, is 1/64th of the highest mountain, Har Tabor.
    5. My pshat, remembering samach dalet (64) siyata dishmaya, Hasbem’s help, to be able to learn leading to humility.

    in reply to: What incitement?? #1939804
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    ywnjudy, the Tzetil Katan from the Noam Elimelech says that our assignment in this world is to change our nature which my son is doing. He has ka’h three children who will be very proud of him.

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    Shalom, you are right. Gaiva is Trump’s downfall which contributed to fire or force out his best advisors, and down play the virus as he only wants to listen to people who agree wth him.

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    Democrats don’t say sink or swim and they realize that not supply but demand dirives tbe economy. They don’t contribute to the murder 400,000 people because of their lack of concern of COVID and they don’t force immoral behavior on anyone.

    in reply to: Who should get priority for vaccines? #1939671
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    2,9,1,7,3,4,5,6,9,11,10

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