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Is in need right now is in big need.
It's no, this need is no different than
the Holocaust. It's no different than
the Holocaust. In the days of the
Holocaust, the Makim, the Zionists gave
up on a million Jews. Gave up on a
million Jews. Why did they want to pay
for it? It wasn't even their money.
People donated this money. People
donated this money.
this was willing to sell a million Jews.
Sell a million Jews. No, here's a
million Jews. Give me some trucks. Give
me some money. Give me some this. They
said, "No, we don't want them because
they're this and because they're that
and because they're this and because
they're that." It's not because we love
We don't have because modern Israel
because we love Jews. No, they love
themselves. Right now is not different.
Right now is not different. Jews are
still up for sale.
Jews are still up for sale right now as
we speak. 80% of does not keep 80% of
does not keep Shabbat. 80% of does not
do. What's the what gets them to
do? Money. Why? Money gets the lecturer
that tells them the truth from place to
place. Go to California. Go to Tahiti.
Go to Australia. Go to Jahindam. Go to
wherever you can. There's Jews there.
You
go. People willing to listen, you go.
You can arrange a big event, get 500
people to show up to get actually do
chuva, you go not to give them teddy
bears, get them to do chuva. What gets
people to do chuva? You got to speak to
them. But unfortunately to get to them
sometimes costs money. That event to get
people to show up to a 9-hour lecture, I
had to pay $300 for it. I had to pay.
Not somebody paid me. Usually somebody
gives a lecture, you pay them a few
thousand. Some of these rabbis, they go
to beet, you pay them $15,000 a lecture,
$20,000 a lecture. You go help people do
chuva. To actually help them do, you
have to pay them. Here's $300 worth of
food. Come guys, eat sushi. Eat it. Eat
this. Just
come.
That's sick. Not sick. Voice. No voice.
Am is in
need. Is in need. What
gets get in front of them. You do heru
videos, you give out CDs, you give
lectures, new application, new website,
new movies. All this stuff costs money.
What can get am to actually do chuva is
for
sale. Who wants to buy? That's the
question. They're buying the uh the the
name to put your name plate on a zoo.
40,000 would have already been donated
via Facebook. If I said I'm selling a
plate, you can put on the Noahide Zoo.
You could put your family
name
whatever. 40,000 would have been raised.
I'm uh opening another school like we
need one. We need better teachers, not
schools. I'm opening another school.
500,000 would have been donated already.
500,000 on Facebook, on this, on that.
500,000. And it get tripled and
quadrupled and this tripled and that
tripled.
Give me a school. I am opening another
uh whatever another Hanukkah party.
40,000 50,000. There's some uh families
in Israel need food. 100,000 200,000
500. Just go look at all these charity
things. I'm saving. Saving. I want to
go. Okay. These you want to put in the
schools. These are they're going to go
to the party. These they're going to go
to the poring party. These are they're
going to go to the lectures. these
they're going to be I'm trying to save
them
$20. Do you understand what's happening
here? Is for sale and it's no different
than the Holocaust. It's no different.
Question is whether we're going to make
the same
decision. You say, "No, no, it's not for
us. It's not for us." You understand?
Right. Question. Ah. Well, what do you
think about to be angry with his
cash? Um, I don't
know. I saw after Holocaust. I think it
be, you know, I don't have any memories.
I don't have anybody from from the
Inquisition, but I think it
happened. They have to worship like
second mark becoming very very
religious. Somebody say suffering a lot.
Say, "Come on, it's too much. I quit.
So mean some people some people break
when Hashem gives them a test. Some
people become
better
says falls seven times. Sadik falls
seven times. And the
uh the the
rabbanimosimal tells us only a fool
thinks that a sadik needs to fall seven
times. Only a
fool. What is trying to tell us there is
that sadik it's going to go through
life. He's going to have tests. He's
going to have ups. He's going to have
downs. But the seven times that he
falls, that's not the focus.
Each fall, he's using that as leverage
to get higher. Each time he falls, he
sees that it's Hashem doing him a favor.
Hashem is smashing him in the face to
make him a better looking diamond.
Hashem is giving him bigger test to make
him a better one, a better. That's why
we learned a few months ago
in if you remember we did a sh in Miami
group says
tom the your uh staff and your stick in
your staff that's what gives me comfort.
What does it mean you're sticking your
staff? Stick hits you. Staff directs
you. Why is it both? Why does he say,
"Listen, the staff is good, not the
stick." Says, "No, no. First, I know
you're hitting me. Then you're directing
me." Why? Cuz you're my shepherd. You're
not hitting me just to hit me. You're
not hitting me just to hit me. He's not
punishing us with a holocaust just to
punish us. He's not punishing us with an
inquisition just to punish us. He's not
punishing us with some type of disease
just to punish us. He's punishing us to
direct us.
So in the days of the Holocaust
unfortunately what I heard
actually shalom himself says he says I
was in the holocaust he goes I was in
the holocaust you can't tell me what
happened I was there I was in the
holocaust I saw it he says hashem did
for by making the holocaust he did for
why if
continued the sins they were making
there would be no it would be worse than
killing the ies. Why? The amount of
assimilation that was happening and the
amount of atheism due to Zionism and all
this other stuff that was happening in
that generation before the Holocaust, it
was only a matter of time where there
was not going to be an Am. So by using
this the stick at that moment, he saved
Am. As painful as that is to say, as
painful as that is to experience, as
painful as that is to know, it's a
reality. And it's not the first time he
did it and unfortunately not the last
time. Same thing happened in
Inquisitions. Same thing happened in a
beta mikdash. Same thing happened in the
second bet. Same thing happened in
Egypt. Same thing happened throughout
all of history. All of
history had to hit us in order to direct
us. That's a reality. Alis does not do
chuva by
itself. No one just wakes up and does
chuva. wakes up in the morning. Oh, how
wonderful is the day. I'm gonna do
chuba. What's chuba? I'm gonna do feline
today. Do you know what feline are? No,
but it sounds like a cool word. I'm
gonna put some I'm gonna take some cow
skin and put it around my
arm. And you know what? On top of that,
I'm going to cover my head with a silly
looking little hat. And you know, on top
of that, I'm going to take out the five
earrings I have. And on top of that, I'm
going to leave the non-Jewish girlfriend
that I have. And on top of that, I'm
going stop stealing because even though
my bank has account keeps growing every
month, it's not right to steal. And none
of all of a sudden you change your life
and become a human being. Why? Why? Why
change? Sin is
fun. Stolen water are sweet. As
says the stolen water is sweeter. What
do you mean water is water? Go. No, the
fact that you stole it, your says that
one tastes better. The same water, same
well, same everything. Cuz you stole it,
yours tells you it tastes better. It's
better for you. So the sin tastes good
even though at the end it's bitter. Even
though at the end it's the worst. But
for now it looks the greatest. So what's
going to make you change? All of a
sudden you want to go leave Amalik and
his friends in Las Vegas and go to the
col instead. Why? Why do cha for what?
If it's not for it's not
happening. Why would you get Why all of
a sudden you're afraid of this God you
didn't care about your whole life 20 30
40 50 years you didn't care about him
for 50 years? Why all of a sudden you
care? Because you had a dream. No. Cuz
he hit you. He took away your money.
Took away your wife. Took away a kid.
Took away something. Took away your
health. He made you realize you're
nothing.
In reality, the whole time you were
nothing. You were just living in
illusion. You're in a matrix. You
thought you were something. He finally
reminds you, "Hey, by the way, you're
nothing. I'm in control. I'm the boss.
Eventually, you're going to have to meet
me." So now you get scared. I go this
health thing. Got to start appreciating
before I don't, you know, before it gets
too bad. Got to start losing weight. I
got to start eating better. I got to
start asking Hashem for a miracle to
keep me
alive. I got to start doing
better. I got to start doing better. My
wife wants to leave me. I got to start
doing better. I got to treat her better.
My kids are murderers one after another.
I have only one little kid left. I got
to start doing better. At least save
this one kid. Got to start doing better.
You start realizing bad things start
happening in your life.
God tells you, "Hey, you're nothing.
You're nothing." And you say, "Oh, you
know what? You're right. You're right. I
need you. I need you." As Fidel, our
dear friend and student, Hashemto, he's
in Messiat, Cuba right
now, visiting his
family. And he says he volunteers at
Sadik. He volunteers at a hospice
center.
He says in the hospice center even the
atheist is
religious. In the husb where everyone's
about to die any day everyone's
religious. The atheist comes askked ask
me for he asked me for blessing. The
atheist his whole life he was atheist
but he know he's about to meet his
maker. He knows he's about to meet his
creator. You still care about the fancy
watch when you're in your deathbed.
You still care about the Bentley you
have in the parking lot that you can't
drive anymore on a
deathbed. Can't take it with
you. So fear of Hashem is the foundation
of everything. But it all starts this
chapters to it. You don't get to the
highest level of overnight. Takes time.
Now is needs
you needs every single person. every
single person because to show Hashem
that you're even connected to him, not
just fear him, you're connected to him.
Connected to him at
all. How can you show up to your master,
to your creator, and say, "By the way,
Hashem, I was really, really scared of
you, but the fact that I let a million
of your sons and daughters die and I
didn't do anything about
it. Don't gain home because I didn't
feel like donating 50 bucks. I didn't
feel like donating $500. I felt like
keeping everything to
myself. I want to stash up my bank
account as a collectible. The end of a
trail of blood and horror. The end of a
man whose name will be written in
infamy. A man who escaped the Nuremberg
war trials by fleeing to South America
receives justice at the hands of the
people whom he had aimed to wipe out.
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