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From “Rav Avigdor Miller – His Life And His Revolution” by Rabbi Yaakov Y. Hamburger:

We have written a similar story about Rabbi Ratzon Arusi here.

Companies like Standard Oil, ITT (telephony), Chase and Morgan, Ford, etc.

Anthony Sutton’s Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler 148 page book is available in full on Voltairenet.org.

(While the subtitle implies this collaboration only took place in preparation for the war, the book itself shows it never stopped.)

Major, modern “wars” are highly unreal. We have written about this before here.

Again, find the book here.

Rashash Sanhedrin 97a:

גמרא עד שתכלה פרוטה מן הכיס. עפירש”י והנה הודות לאל בדורותינו נמצאים עשירים מופלגים בעמינו וגם יתר העם הפרוטה מצויה בידם. הכי ניתן נואש ח”ו להגאולה ויל”פ הכוונה להפך דחזינן דבימיהם היתה הפרוטה נחשבה לממון כדתנן ה’ פרוטות הן (ב”מ פ”ד מ”ז) ובש”מ ואמר כאן דאז לא תהיה נחשבת למאומה ולא תראה עוד עד דאפילו בכיס ר”ל של צדקה (דנקרא כיס סתם בכתובות פ”ו מ”ה) דשם מצויים המטבעות הקטנות ביותר מנדבת דלת העם גם שם לא תמצא כי תהיה הרוחה ואף הפחותה שבנדבות לא תהיה בפרוטה.

(Or does this just refer to the spreading War Against Cash?)

Just wondering…

From Rabbi Daniel Yaakov Travis’ shaky transcription (and translation?) of Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch’s speech a year after the Har Nof attack:

In the current situation in Israel and the world, a person leaves his home and does not know what dangers lay in store for him in the streets. Almost every day people are attacked by terrorists. Since the perpetrators are civilians and even children, it is nearly impossible to protect oneself from these murderers.

Some people have entered a state of panic and do not leave their homes. Others attempt to lead their lives as normally as possible, trying as much as possible to remain aloof from the situation. While we can certainly understand these reactions,    

During the frequent German bombardments of London in World War II, Winston Churchill would address the country by radio each day. His message was “Tell Adolf Hitler, ‘We can take it!’” Amidst the worst attacks, Churchill understood that morale must be kept strong, and one must use all of one’s strength to defeat the enemy.

We must use the same strategy in our current situation. While it is definitely distressing to hear the news and be living during such turbulent times, we must remember that these stabbings are communications from Above. We must strengthen our emunah, and use these messages to make changes in our lives.