Year: 2026

Yes You CAN Fix Stupid!

Haven’t people quoting this “proverb” ever read the Book of Proverbs?!
It’s all about prudence to the simple, knowledge and discretion to the young and impetuous. If you have ethics, you automatically have good judgment (not to mention closer Hashgacha). The more you know and remember and better grasp the principle of Divine reward and punishment, the smarter you are.
Wisdom is seeking after wisdom, and for the right reason, fearing Heaven, seeking it out like gold and silver, avoiding wayward women and men and the false-wisdoms of the seducers and seductresses. If you seek it, you will find it, and it will stay with you; it will keep you from countless pitfalls and traps, from bad company of all sorts, of the fools who despise the truth to various degrees. Hashem shields those who walk with Him! The law is a lamp at your feet, etc.
You can be greater than your teachers and the biologically older, simply by spending more time and energy on understanding the Torah!
Self-discipline is wisdom, and preserves it (and you).
All this is explicit in Scripture, give or take.
You CAN Fix Stupid!

הן יראת אדני היא חכמה וסור מרע בינה.

A Guided Tour Of The Har Habayit (Temple Mount)

I didn’t watch this myself…

Blurb:

Join me for a rare, up-close tour of Har HaBayit (the Temple Mount) — the holiest place on Earth. Is it really forbidden for Jews to go onto Har HaBayit?
We walk the site, discuss history, halacha, and reality on the ground, and show you what many people have never been able to see for themselves. This is Har HaBayit, up close and personal.

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Israel’s Hostage Logic Doesn’t Add Up – Until You See the Real Goal…

Chananya Weissman notices a real contradiction in my opinion:

1. On October 7 the IDF, a thoroughly Erev Rav-controlled entity, reportedly deployed the so-called Cannibal, er, Hannibal Directive, killing Jews to prevent them from being taken hostage. That’s the official claim.

2. In the following two years the IDF refrained from blowing up tunnels and fighting in areas where hostages were presumed to be, which greatly helped the Hamas mercenaries the Erev Rav feed and fund, and caused many more Jews to be maimed and killed. This was done to avoid killing the hostages the IDF didn’t manage to kill before they were taken in the first place. That’s the official claim.

These policies conflict. They will murder their own people to prevent them from being taken hostage, but once taken, they will bend over backwards to prevent them from being killed, no matter the cost? They will allow them to serve as human shields to protect the ones holding them? How does that make sense?

If you’re not willing to accept that the reason behind both policies is to advance the same agenda, which has nothing to do with protecting Jewish life, I challenge you to make it make sense.

Find his blog here…