Are We Witnessing Amalek's Last Stand? - Rabbi Yonatan Rietti

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He himself has researched the subject, a tufa, a period in history. And so he's relying on the opinions of other people who often themselves are historians recording what they have learned but not necessarily witnessed. And so in a sense, history is not very reliable. Masha the Torah and is not a history book of events, dates and stringing together the chronological sequence of those events as they unfold. It's hashem is not describing history in the typical sense. It's really his story. It's his reality from a kadeshbaru standpoint. And so when we're studying anything in history through the Torah, we're really reading our kadesh bar's mindset, which is MS. MS correctly translates as reality. I know the translation we rely on is truth, which is not inaccurate. It's just not the whole truth. It's part of the truth. It really means reality. And contained in reality has to be truth as well. That was told to me by Rabbi Schuman Schwab of blessed memory. MS correctly translates as reality. So when we ask ourselves, let's look at a Malik, what do we know from what the Torah describes of who he is? What are the qualifying identifying marks that enables us to know who is a Malik? After all, in tarak mitzvah, three mitzvah are dedicated to number one, remembering what a Malik did. Number two, don't forget what he did. And number three, we have an actual mitzvah riser to eradicate a malik. Now you look at all the Rashim who are moitzvahas in their description of the last mitzvah to be mah to erase the memory of a Malik because there's such a bilable a confusion of so many immigrants and so many wars that no longer can we reliably identify someone as a Malik. So you might argue that's why Hakesh Baru himself had to make the statement, I will wipe out a Malik. I'm going to fight him in every generation. That doesn't take away our mitzvah. We still have the mitzvah, but we don't know who to apply it to. But we do have identifying marks to get a very good idea who are we dealing with. If it's not an individual or a nation, but we collectively when you put the identifying marks together, you have got the profile. And we're going to do that tonight, looking through what the Torah tells us about who Am Malik is. And is there a clear parallel today in joining the dots as to who our enemy is? Because in the mitzvah to remember a Malik, we have to remember what it is specifically about their persona, their profile, what is their agenda. So that I can remember that when I see, hear, read about a Malik's agenda, I know that's my enemy. And it's not just my enemy. The worst enemy imaginable is an enemy who's waged war against the Kaj Baru himself. And that's what we're going to look at tonight. It's interesting that uh Harav Cook Hatsal uh had a number of conversations with Ben Yehuda um as did actually the Brisk Rav as well. Uh and Benjuda as you know he's the one who tried to take the kadesh out of Lashnikesh in um establishing modern Hebrew. I think it's good that it's called modern Hebrew so that we know to distinguish it from Lashesh. And at one point he was attempting to actually remove the tough from the alphabet because it already had a sounding letter in the letter Tet. Obviously Benuda wasn't avadi. Uh and I'm not sure if he would have been gyus theim even if he I'm surely I'm sure he did know that do make a a very clear distinction between t and uh t as in the tet. But he want he said that we don't need the tough we can do away with it. So sort of cook said that you can't do that because the word histori is spelled with a tough and you can't you can't take that out and put in a tet because that wouldn't mean the correct word. He says why not sounds exactly the same. He says you don't understand. Histori is made up of two words. Hashem is concealed in the story rather like Purim never mentions a Kesharaku once and yet the entire story is saturated with Ashkaha it's his story tells us you know what I want to really say about using this as a metaphor the concept of a story is that when when you are going through a story and there's ups and downs, good against evil and and it's a constant war and there are battles on both sides where there are there are casualties and you don't know till the last chapter who wins the war. So Karesh Baraku in his infinite kindness actually tells us upfront many times who is going to be the victor in the final war of Gog and Mog a Malik against Hashem himself. And therefore I'm want to quote to you uh the kadesh who on on the puk I think it's in par I think it's puk where uh we're told why is it a doubleion he says because I'm I'm asking you mosheru to tell you to wage war against a malik but I am going to also wage war so that You should not be despondent when you realize they use kishov in order to win their wars. In the case of Mosher Abenu, as you probably know, um in Perk in Bidbah, um by Yavanan, the Canaanites came to attack the Jewish people when the Ananakava disappeared because we lost that from the demise of Aronayan. So uh Vyave um uh Melan who and it wasn't the Canaanites it was actually a Malik. So why does the apostics call them Canaan? Because they dressed like Canaanites so that Masher Benu and the Yidden whose power is in our pair that's our weapon we would dven the Hashem should save us from the wrong people and therefore the filler would be hull on someone else and they would win the war. Mash Rabenu cuped what was going on over here and because of the confusion he said we're going to ask for a stumbest not we're not going to specify we're just going to say this enemy and therefore we won that war but that is that is the deceit of a Malik we're going to look at the deceit of a Malik and how it applies today how we can still see it glaring when we join the dots who is a Malik today most beloved of Naveim I can't say more than necessarily but in told us it brings that he was to the most and the reason why was to the most was because of his tremendous Israel and the sim he had whenever he was mabim because of that hashem gave him more than anyone else and the vast majority as you know are of so this was turned into a famous song I haven't heard for a long time. Our enemies, they will come up with all types of strategies and you go, you're going to tear them up. Tufa, you're going to cancel them. They'll talk all sorts of decrees and they'll come out with unimaginable decrees against us. And guess what? You will not let them last. They'll last for a short period. They will not they'll never have a kumu [Music] because you you're with us. L means power. When we refer to as Kel, we're referring to him as the power. You are the power that's with us. And therefore, we have no fear against our enemies or whatever weapons they use. And that's something we need to bear in mind as we start to unmask the profile of who is Amalik. But let me ask you right now, this nva was given to us approximately 3,500 years ago. Our enemies will never succeed against us. So has that Nva come true? So just go through our our track record. We survived Shibu Mitsry that was given before Yeshua Navi. Then we went through Galas Bavl. That's already after Shyavi. We went through Galas Pras. We've been through Galas Yavan. We've been through we're still in Galas Edime. We survived the crusades, the Inquisition, the Cosaks, Zarist Russia, Commist Russia, I forgot Takvat. We've been through the Holocaust. We've been through well, jihad, and now is the war we're coming up to is the war with the Malik. But so far, are we still here? Absolutely. How many of you went to yeshiva with a Babylonian, an ancient Greek, ancient Roman? They're all gone. Oh, it doesn't matter what strategies they come up with. You'll tear them up. You'll cancel them. And no matter what they talk about that they're going to hurt us, it's not going to have any why you're with us all the way famous in Yuma. I believe it is uh it's actually in uh the mafium there that Yeshua Rab Yeshua had a uh uh an interesting interview with one of the uh Roman Caesars and the Caesar challenged him. How is it possible that one sheep surrounded by 70 wolves could possibly survive? Got no chance. How how is it that you're still here? And I'm sure said such a simple answer. Why are you so focused on the one sheep in the middle with 70 wolves all around? Look above you and you'll see there's a shepherd who's guarding us. Oh, here we are. And Yeshua Navi's Nv is still muy because Akaresh Baru is not a human being that he's going to change his mind. So let me share with you a famous uh med estab you'll find it in perin and it's in ice gimmel it's a very famous med as declares kine a sha killed he so asaf says he was an idiot a hediot means an idiot in English it's the I think that hed is the original Hebrew of that you fool. You should have waited till Adam passed away and then killed your sibling or siblings and then you would have inherited the whole world or been all yours. So Asaf thought he was smarter but parro says Asav you were the shita because you you tried to kill your brother but you didn't succeed. I'm going to be smarter than you. I'm going to kill all the men and all the women. And comes along Paroi and calls sorry comes along Hammon and calls Parro a sh parro you're the sha because you sorry I didn't say it right. Um uh parro only killed the boys but not the girls. So Hammon said parro you're a shaita because the girls are the ones who determine the continuity of the Jewish people. So you should have killed the girls as well. So I'm going to learn from your mistake. I'm going to kill everybody. men, women and children, elders and babes and comes along go and saysim all the earlier enemies of the Jews were fools. I'm going to outd do all of them. Their mistake was they took on the Jewish people. I'm not going to bother with the Jewish people. I'm going to attack the guardian who was taking care of them. And that's why all the others be before me failed. And a kadeshbaku turns around the med says to gagog and says shaita rasha you fool you wicked man. I control the malahim the srafim. I control earthquakes and thunder and lightning. There's nothing that I can't use as a shalia to fight my enemies. I'm not going to send any of these soldiers against you. I'm going to take you on myself. So the question is, how does Gog Mog a Malik think that they're going to take on a goddess B? What does that mean? So very simply, atheism promoting atheism and we're going to see its many different tentacles, the different arms of atheism. What does it mean that a person is an atheist? If if someone husb [Music] phil philosopher uh uh Dossayski um in 1877 he made the following statement. In a world without God everything is permissible. And that's the core of atheism. It's actually the core of a vodara. A vodara you might argue is better than atheism because it believes in something but actually kazal tell us I think it's in Sanin round about I think tells us we weren't so stupid to really think that stone and wood had a power to answer our prayers. So then why did we serve them? Ella lehat aras befersia. The only reason and this was the if you want to call it the psychological background behind the vodara. It had nothing to do with the avoid zara. The avoid zara was aims. It was simply a mask an excuse. Oh my avoid told me to behave this way. This is how you serve this religion. And so really avoid is not real. and they and we knew it but it became a heta to shalam do the worst imaginable evas that's a piece of what atheism really is about it's not about an actual belief it's actually the opposite a person is now freed of the shackles of having to believe having to h be committed to any type of ism because I am go who decides what's good for me. So let's look at the profile of who is Amalik so we can get a better understanding of who are we looking at when we ask ourselves what is this war meant to be that a Malik is actually going to wage war against who is who is a Malik so very simply um as you know Asav the son of Yeetsakinu gives birth to Alifas Alifas gives birth to Asav. You'll find this in perlmed. Uh I think Balot, I'm sorry. Oh, so Alifas gave birth to Malik. Thank you. What did I say? Asaf gives birth to Alifas. And Alifas, he actually Alifas actually married Timna. So uh Timna is the one who motherthered Amalik. Timna was the concubine of Alifas, but it was also his daughter Rahman Alan. Alifas committed adultery with the king of Sire uh with King of Sier's uh wife and she gave birth to Timna. Timna became the concubine of her father and of course Alifas and through them was born a Malik. you I'm not I'm not quoting some esoteric work over here. Um Rashi points out that when you look carefully at the pukim in perk ladv pakdal and I think you base onwards you'll see uh the chronological unfolding of who was who in aluf that's that whole perk over there and rashi himself points out in per ladv pak base this the reason why the to goes out of its way to show you who married who who gave after who is because if you're paying attention closely it looks a little bit like a mission you start to realize oh kam bam zram all of them all of them illegitimate so the number one I'm not saying it necessarily in this order but I'm saying one of the biggest markers of who is a malik is promiscuity decadence immoral promiscuity In fact, the day Asav some say he was 13, others say he was 15. The day when Abrainu passed away, Asav was kiferim and he was also an Asus ish. So, I think it was it is I forget which one it was. Anaramasa. Thank you. Thank you. My memory is not as sharp as it used to be. And also my memory is not as sharp as it used to be. Um, so we we see one of the hallmarks of of a Malik is that his DNA is promiscuity. I don't like using the the threeletter word, but that that is what it is all about. It's all about the heartier aras bearessia. And it's not just lahat here. It's legitimizing aras. Another hallmark which kazal gives us the Torah gives us isav was sed bef. He was a brilliant hunter and khazal tell us he did it with his mouth. How did he do it with his mouth? So in contrast to Yakavinu his twin brother Peric Hafe who's called Isham says Rashi Khalibi Kenpiv whatever he was thinking that's what came out of his mouth. Leave really means mind. I'm not going into it now. We've covered it a few times. Rabbi Victor Miller goes to town on on on this. Uh Evan Ezra and Evan Ezra and Ramban paragraph apostle. Okay K we say it every day. We're going to say it tonight soon. So it says on the word who I don't I hope I don't have to translate that but it means the mind that's really what it's referring to whatever was thinking that's what came out his mouth in contrast to as who was the what he said was not what was going on over here he was manipulating people with his words. Deceit. It wasn't necessarily an open lie. It was deceit. Deceit means it's masked. It's covered up. And there might be qualifications between the way he looked and other things that made people believe he was honest and sincere. And that's one of the hallmarks of a Malik. In fact, the vil nagon um when describing which which animal is a malik compared to anyone? Thank you. [Music] Thank you. Um will uh um uh uh the Wilheim um I came to visit Yushim in 1898. Uh Yseph Zonenfeld of blessed memory uh refused to go out and and make the rare braha. It's a very rare braha uh to meet to see a king or someone of of such high authority. And um his grandson reported that his grandfather has had a a cabala from his rebi uh Diskund who had a cabala going back to the vulner that the German nation was Zera Amalik and the profile to know that was outwardly like the pig would show its hooves because they were actually split but the mouth it didn't chew the cud. So the German nation outwardly dunken British very polite, cultured, refined and inwardly rotten to the core in terms of decadence, immorality, no conscience and basically the the patriarchs of modern atheism all born all born in in Germany. And so because of that cabala he refused to make uh this rare braha. So if you want you could count the uh this qualification that outwardly kosher inwardly trafe and that's very dangerous very very dangerous because I can be more easily lured by someone who behaves in s so much der eritz um that I wouldn't think for a second that they're actually leading me to the gas chambers. A third a third item that helps qualify who's a Malik is that there's no regard for human life. Um even if they are burned in the process that means a Malik's first encounter as a nation with the Jewish people as we came out of Mitsim was uh they came to attack us. They knew they had no chance against us. after after the mak and and Chris Yamsu um Kazal tell us that Malik is always there to try and stop us learning Torah because we're about to receive the Torah and comes along and tell us rafidim means that we we even though we hadn't received the Torah yet but the mitzvah that we did get at Mara and we knew from uh while we were still in the ship from Shiv at le shabas kibu aim paraduma etc. um we we were already weakening in our commitment to to learning and that's what gave kayak to a malik. There was a second item that gave him kayak but he he knew he was going to get burnt in the proverbial tub that was boiling hot but his goal was to show publicly the Jews can be attacked even if you get hurt in them but they can be attacked. Don't be in fear of their god. So you're starting to see a pattern here. The um so there's two reasons why we were we were attacked. There were two reasons. We were the cause of both. Number one, the before it says the before Zion tells us that we had a question. Is Hashem really with us or not? I mean really the muckas and the splitting of the sea. You saw water turned to blood. You saw wind blowing the Arab from the east to the west and back again. You saw light for the Jews, complete darkness for the mitzim. You saw bar. You saw ice coexist with flames and come down with their own GPS system and knocking off limbs off the mistrim. and and that wasn't enough to impress you. Is Hashem with us or not? So that reoan that weakness in a is what empowers a malik that's why the juxosition of the tukim immediately so it was for two reasons our lack of a you could argue once we fall in that then I don't necessarily have the same level of amun I ought to have that learning Torah is so precious and it really is something that purifies our nama and prepares us for nitis for eternity. So if I don't really have a ma it really goes hand in hand. Um if I don't really have a ma that if I finish one duff a day I'll finish in seven years and I'll keep doing khaz I might have a little bit of a kenyan. Um if I don't have a maha so I won't even start and then I I give up shalom. So the two are really handinand and the kazal tell us the cull of yak is what keeps the hands of asaf in check. But when the cull of yak is not properly heard it's not not because it's not loud enough it's not with sim and it's not withlavos and it's not it's not with I'm just doing it because I'm a mechanical Jew. Then we give power to Asav who edim who amalik. There's a fifth qualifier and that is throughout history a malik's personality is that he is a bully. Now a bully is a word we have in English. Actually in lashes there really is such a word. Not it's not bully. It's a very very powerful word but anyone who's studied bullying will understand the mechanics of it will realize in lashes how we've had this down pat for thousands of years. The word for a bully I'm not going to throw it out. I'm just going to for the sake of time jump right in is a roy. A roy is someone as you know has exceptional actually tar mitzvah which is the which is the mitzvah tar mitzvah that's neg to a roy a roy is someone who's chasing someone um with intent to harm them or do a terrible aa um or or kill them. What's what what's the halaka? It's very strange halak. It's really it's really quite in So if you see someone who's about to kill an let's say Mr. A is the roy def and he's about to kill Mr. B and I'm a bystander um I have a mitzvah to what to to either stop the roy Mr. A killing Mr. B or harming Mr. be if if his intent is or if I can't harm him, what's my mitzvah? I can kill him. What happened to protocol witnesses warning um based in nothing? That's a very that's really exceptional that the the it's such a thing that a a roy you're allowed to kill the rav to be matzel the nephesh of the near and hashem in cohesiml is always the hashem sides with the near the one who's being chased arv is comes from the twoletter root rad is the two letter root of which means to go down and the first time it appears in the Torah is when said I've created you and I'm giving you the kayak that you are the ones who are on top of the fish of the sea the fowl of the sky the animals of the earth you are you have the power to be above on top of it's also used to oppress but the concept really is the one on above is the one who's got power. In in the world of bullying, the generic definition is the bully is constantly maintaining an imbalance of power. I'm on top, victim below. That is the definition of a bully in the world of of bullying. And it's a very simple and it's generic. It applies in all situations whether it's a spouse to another spouse or a boss to his uh own employees or a parent sometimes to their own child is using their advantage of either age or experience or qualifications or physical robust to be on top of and or intimidate emotionally or verbally. That is the definition of a bully. A roy is rod pay. Pay is a mouth. rather he's oppressing with his mouth because bullying always begins with usually verbal intimidation. So aryth it's interesting very interesting I'm this is a bit of an aside but just to give you an idea of these are the ingredients that we're talking about when we're looking for who's a malik in kazal it's a very very unusual statement that if you use a nickname that's not the real name of a person and it's derogatory it's negative what's the consequences malus arbis based in no it's Way too kind. Does that sound in alignment with the crime? He's calling him a a negative name. He loses eternity for that. A ry death is a person that is using his mouth to oppress another person, put them down. And it can often start with a young child who's being bullied with a name, too fat, too tall, too slim, too uh uh nerdy glasses, uh uh um nerdy hairstyle. The bully doesn't need a reason to bully. It just wants to have power above the other person. It is so common because Kazal knew what it can lead to down the road. When a person is bullied enough times, they can feel so intimidated they are shut down into silence and can't stand up to the bully. And that is one of the ingredients of a Malik. Hammon was a bully. Hitler Yamaki was a bully. Shenayu the Nazis were bullies. The I'm saying in a I'm using the word bully in a kind almost too way too kind in this sense. You're talking about national intimidation. Why am I sharing this with you? Because there are three people in the bully equation. I'm not sure if I shared this with you in previous years. I'm just going to touch on it because it's extremely relevant to a Malik. Who are the three people in the bully equation? You got the bully, the victim. Some people don't like using that word because it sounds too victimizing. So they use the word target. Okay. So you got a bully and a target. And who who's the third person for those still awake the people around who are watching what's going on and in English we usually call them bystanders which is am I over if I stand there and do nothing don't stand by when you know that people are being harmed and I I'm keeping quiet. I'm doing nothing about it. In the world of bullying, there are three types of bystanders. There's bystander number one who agrees with the bully. Bystander number one. Bystander number two does not agree with a bully, but is so afraid of being the next victim target that they keep quiet and their silence is equivalent to being compliant to and agreeing to the bully. You hear the problem? Bystander number three, unfortunately much more rare, is so outraged by the injustice of this imbalance of power, he stands up to the bully. Who does Hashem want me to be? Who does Hashem want us to be? Bully bystander number one? No, that's Alam. Bully number two. That's still who does Hashem want us to be? Bystander number three number three. What's the reward for such a person? Good. Very good. Exceptional. Sorry. Okay. His the lash of the Mishna Sanhedrin I think Mishnah. What's what he he's keeping a person alive. What else? Who's the greatest human being in world history? Mosher Rabenu. What does the Torah report about him before Keshbar who is Miggala himself in Peric Giml Alf in Shmis right right there at the beginning of that perk. You are only given seven pukim in peric base. I think it's Puk Alf through Zion. You only read seven pukim that describe his personality. There were three instances in those seven pukim. Instance number one, a mitzy is beating a yid. What does masher do? He stands up and kills the mitri. The mitri is a ry death. So which bystander is masherenu? Clearly number three. The next day, the Jew Aram, whose life Mosha Bainu saved, is now in a in uh in a uh conflict with his brother-in-law uh Daran because Aviran wants to divorce his wife who was abused by the Mitri. And Daran doesn't want his sister to be divorced. And one raises his hand up against the other. And the Torah calls him a Russ. And Masha says, "Lama, why are you raising your hand against your friend?" And what do they both do? They go and squeal on him to to parry. Which bystander was he over there? Number three again. Akadesh Baru intervened. Where's the next instance? All in the space of seven. And that's all you know about his personality. Yeah, it says vayd he he grew but you don't know anything about him. The only description is now in the third and that's that's all you know until Hashem speaks to Mashraenu panim for the first time. That third instance Mashraenu you think he would have learned his lesson by now that being number three not sure if it pays off. He had a runaway now is a fugitive. He arrives in Midian and there at a well uh a number of daughters of Israel. They are completely unprotected and there's uh a bunch of shepherds. The Medisha says they were about to molest these young maidens and Mashenu. He gets up the Yoshian and saves them. He didn't turn around and says I know nothing. No. He stands up and does something about it. So here you have he's bystander number one agrees with the bully. Bystander number two keeps quiet or number three stands up to injustice. And what's his reward? Hakaresh Bar who says, "I need a leader with a spine who when they say see injustice to their flocks, to their children, to their congregants, to their people, you're going to stand up for them. You're my man." Mosher Rabenu is rewarded that he gets to be the Moshian Shal Israel takes us out of Mitsime. He's the one who receives the Torah from Shmime. He's the one who speaks him upon him to aeshu and it's it's it's unimag it's immeasurable the he has and the Torah only gives us those clues to portray his personality and his profile. Bystander number three there's only one other personality who's anywhere close to Mosha Bain. I'll give you a clue. We read about him a couple of weeks ago, actually the last two weeks. Penas Penghas sees an injustice and people are I don't know where to put themselves. They can't remember what to do and he does and he acts on it. What's his reward for murder? It's not really murder. He killed a Nazi and he kills a princess. What's his reward? For who? For how long? Britam. Hashem says, "You're my man. You're standing up for me." Kin us. Hashem. There was nothing personal about it. You weren't outraged with any iota of anger cuz then it would have been personal and then you then that would have been murder. You did it completely for me and you saved the entire Jewish people cuz I wanted to wipe them out wherein not for your act. What else was his reward? What else? He doesn't even die. Does it pay to be bystander? Number one. Number two. Number three. We're being invited to stand up to a Malik. Will I be silent? Who is a Malik? So, let's go figure this out. Amalik stands for is huge. It's huge. It's the most prominent subject, believe it or not, in terms of repetition of the theme in our you will not find any other theme that is repeated as many as five times as with such we know it's going to happen. Every other Hashem has made has come true. The only three I mean there's lots of small ones in contained in the main three. Oh, sorry. Is this good? The the only three major ones is kibbut galas and the coming of Msiah with piny ba mikdash and there are lots of nvas that are contained within those three. I'm calling them like major headlines. Everything else Hashem promised has happened already. We're going to go into galas not once but twice. 70 years in between will be spread throughout the whole world will remain few in number and the the land will remain desolate till you return. And when we started coming back the original yes was with a bal shemakadesh and 300 talmidim followed 30 years later after 1877 30 30 years later over 500 talid of the vnagon and that was the original yes until uh theium stole the opportunity and turned it into a political war but really that's when it began but the true kibbut scalius is only going to begin hasn't started We're in that process prior to it, but the actual starting point will be when Elon Navi announces that Mashia is coming and that within the first few days of that announcement, there'll be the first. It'll be two amazing. The first one will be right then. Elon pin. Wow. All for being someone who's not afraid to say, "I'm on Hashem's side and I will not remain silent when atheism is rampant." So let me share with you and ask you if you can connect the dots and whether it's glaring that every single ingredient plus has is manifest in what we are actually experiencing literally today evolution. There is not one self-respecting scientist who who is a a a real microbiologist who truly understands how DNA works, who will tell you that evolution has any chance of being factual. It's a theory that was never proven and it remains that way. There are a lot of books on the subject. I just thought I would mention one. I got a lot of interesting quotes in here. I don't have the luxury of time to to share it with you but uh Michael Denton professor Dr. Michael Denton, he wrote a book here called Evolution, a theory in crisis. Um, one point that I thought was very powerful is that Darwin when he first came up with the theory of evil, Lucian, sorry, just swallowing. Um he's quoted himself as admitting in his uh uh origin of species that there are parts of the human anatomy that are so perfect he cannot understand how it was possible that it evolved to where it is. And he was speaking specifically about the eye. And that's Darwin's own admission. But what Denton points out, there's a lot of very interesting quotes. I'm quoting from chapter 14, the puzzle of perfection. Um he points out here that in Darwin's time, um the microscopes that they had available were able to magnify a molecule to up to 300 times its size. And in in that particular magnification um view down a light microscope at a magnification of some several hundred times several in English is good English is about three times. So you're talking about 3 400 times its real size under the influence of unseen turbulent forces. Oh, sorry. Um, a living cell is relatively disappointing spectacle appearing only as an everchanging and apparently disordered pattern of blobs and particles which under the influence of unseen turbulent forces are continually tossed haphazardly in all directions. See what he's pointing out is that the microscopes they had in those days were not so powerful in comparison to what he's about to describe that anyone looking at that could understand the havina the possibility that in the theory of evolution um molecules are so haphazard in their structure that maybe there is actually some sort of evolution. Now he points out there's not a microbiologist alive today who would take this seriously because we have microscopes that are able to magnify a cell a thousand million times. Can anyone tell me what number that is? A thousand million is a billion times its original size. So he points out that under that level of magnification uh he tries to give you a marshall of what it looks like. It's absolutely astonishing. Um it's equivalent to 20 kil kilometers in diameter and resembles um uh a a large enough area to cover the whole city of London or New York. What we would then see and now now he describes imagine a factory which is the size of New York or London. It's about 13 mi across. Uh, actually, New York is 13 mi uh long and it's about uh 3 or 4 mi across. So, that's a that's a large factory. Do you all agree? And it's got over a million entrances and a million exits. And there are all types of of rooms inside. And there's a perfection in the exact harmony as all the different goods are delivered through the factory, packaged and then exit and are then taken to where they are being transported. And he describes in intricate detail that what you see on the microscope at a billion times the size of the cell is such perfection of design. Nothing's going wrong unless we interfere with it. Nothing's going wrong. It's screaming out design. And when you see a piece of furniture, as you know, it screams out there's a carpenter. You see a computer, you know, there's a programmer and there's someone who put the hardware together. A human being is so complex it screams out design. Design dictates a designer. Evil Lucian at its core is basically trying to knock God out of the list of possible causes for creation. And so what's actually happened in the promotion of evolution in the universities, high schools, and now down into first grade literally, which is part of the core curriculum, which I'm going to mention in a few moments. The promotion of evolution is being promoted as a fact that is completely corroborated by science and it's so untrue. So how do they get away with a lie? Please be mer. I'm going to I'm going to share with you from a malik. His name is Hitler. Adolf Hitler writes in mine which he wrote in 1924 in a Bavarian jail. He wrote, "The magnitude of a lie always contains a certain factor of credibility and in view of the primitive simplicity of the minds of the masses. They more easily fall victim to a big lie than a small one. The receptivity of the masses is very limited. Their intelligence is small, but their power of forgetting is enormous. In consequence of these facts, all effective propaganda, key word, all effective propaganda must be limited to a very few points and must harp on these in slogans till the last member of the public understands what you want them to understand by your slogan. What Hitler Makimari is essentially saying is if you tell a lie enough times, it's in print and you hear it again and again, eventually the whole public buys into it because they're not hearing any other narrative. And that's how you succeed with this book here. A phenomenal work, extremely well researched. It's a scare. It's a scary read. Very powerful. Hitler's willing executioners. How did one man manage with a propaganda machine to convince 60 million Germans to willingly participate in the destruction of 6 million Jews and over 50 million human lives total? And the answer is bystander number one or number two. Number two is the vast majority. but they're too scared to speak up. That's how he succeeded. That's how evolution has got so high up on the list. It's literally not only at the top of the list, it's the only cause of life on planet Earth according to the core curriculum. the core curriculum. We didn't know this when uh bless them, I'm not going to say names, but uh certain organizations signed us up for the core curriculum with the I think honest honest and innocent expectation that they would be able to prove based on the grades that our children get that we uh we're doing very well even if we're not teaching exactly what they're asking of us. But the problem is much much deeper than that because I'm not sure how many of these how many of you are familiar with the term conditional funding. Does anyone know what that is in reference to to schools? Conditional funding essentially means that when government funds then there's a condition and the condition is they have a right to supervise the standards of education based on their rubrics on their criterion and that's a huge problem because under COVID many of our schools many of our moisters signed up for conditional funding not fully understanding the small print. But here's now what's contained in that small print. Evolution is is at the top and it's basically the only cause of of reality. That's a huge problem because as I quoted earlier, in a world without God, everything is permissible because once you and I are come from a microbe, then we fall into a whole new category. And I'm going to quote to you from and I'm I'm going to tell you now in advance. I apologize. I'm going to go over a few a few minutes. Um, I I really do believe that um, Professor Huga Bergman, Journal um, of the Holocaust, page 11, as opening speech for the Yadvashm Foundation declared, "The philosophy that led to the rise of Nazism was the 19th century insistence on seeing man as a zoological specimen. Darwism has broken one of the strongest restraints preserving the moral imperative you shall not kill. From this point of view, the wide acceptance of Darwinism Darwism can be seen as a turning point in the history of mankind. You see, if you believe in Darwism in evolution, if you believe that we come from monkeys and in the survival of the fittest, in natural selection, then Hitler was right. Hitler himself claimed that the Jewish people inflicted two wounds on humanity. Circumcision on his body and a conscience on his mind. And Hitler took credit for saying that he was here to remove the conscience on our mind because the Jews represent morality. And by taking the Jews out of the world, God is no longer part of the picture. And you can do what you want. You can be a man. You can be a woman. You can be married to a man or you can be married to a woman can be married to a woman. Oh, you can change your your gender. And it goes on and on. Abortion, new definition. Abortion is up to 24 months. And in some states, they're working very hard to push that. Do you understand what that means? that a 2-year-old child who's not wanted or is not seen as someone who's potentially able to contribute to mankind is not considered yet born and therefore it's not murder to remove them from this world it sounds so ridiculous that you and I say that wouldn't happen that's in western society that doesn't happen so please be mi I have a niece Bachaya Batanasara who's no longer here she was one one one year and a quarter old. The hospital who was taking care of her sued my brother and my sister-in-law for cruelty to their daughter for keeping her alive. According to their definition, keeping her alive was an act of cruelty. And an act of kindness would be that the next time she has a seizure, she would she would be allowed to die. They took my brother and sister-in-law to court and they won. This is in England. It's not the only case. Redefining life, redefining death, promotion of abortion. Is this start is are you hearing that there's a connection between who is Amalik and what's he out to do? Remove God from the equation. How how do you start up with God? Oh, you infiltrate the minds of the pretty much Western world and beyond, even the Jewish world. and you start smudging the definitions, things start becoming gray. Oh, we're promoting abortion, promoting same gender marriages thanks to Obama under the Supreme Court. Oh, and that that's an isid on a very high level promoting transgender operations. It's a very important and please forgive me, but it's so rampant in our community how this is this is seeping in. I want to share with you cuz it it's one of very there's hardly any books coming out because this is so so recent that why would a teenager choose to change their gender especially the girls. So there's a whole psychology behind this and there's a a lady who's very brave, Abigail Shmira, who was a reporter and she's done a lot of research on this and interviews with unfortunately hundreds of these girls who regretted it soon after their first uh trans uh um operation and the uh taking of the hormones. Um she writes the following. Coming out as transgender immediately boosts these girls social status. Do you hear that? It's it's speaking to girls who think they're a nobody and have don't get any attention. But the moment they openly say they are changing gender, all of a sudden everyone's talking with them and they're getting a lot of attention. Even in even in the media, it boosts these girls social status. Shira finds that uh once they take steps of actual transition, it's not so easy to walk back. and she offers urgently needed advice about how parents can protect their daughters. A generation of girls is at risk. Abigail Shir's essential book will help you understand what the trans craze is and how you can inoculate your child against it or how to retrieve her from this dangerous path. This is a very simple reality and it's being promoted constantly. I don't think we as a as a from community in our isolation and insulation even with our smartphones and access to internet I don't think we fully realize how far gone it already is. I send every year to different training um the most conservative non-Jewish training that you could possibly imagine. I can't do it anymore because the new laws require that preschool teachers don't call the children boys and girls. You can lose your job for that because they haven't decided yet. What right do you have to impose on them that they are a boy or a girl? They haven't decided. And the girls and the boys, sorry, the people, the children are told this that they h they they're not a boy or girl until they've decided what they want to be. And this is part of core curriculum that's under conditional funding that has been signed off on by many of our misters that now we're trying to fight in a now we realize what what a mess this is and it's only just starting. First and second grade children are taught what and akala much more than they would be told in the in the weeks or days before the the koopa. And this is they're being taught how to do miserata. don't want to to say the the the English terminology because they are promoting promiscuity on this line is that starting with four years old if the four-year-old has gives consent to an adult teacher assistant teacher or anyone else in the school then beer promiscuity SCX is permitted and there's no recourse that's not that's not called uh molestation. That's called consent. Do you this is what is being forced? And what's really weird is how did it happen that 193 countries have the same core curriculum? How did 193 governments some how align this way? So what I'm about to share with you was research done by uh Rab Inon uh Abrahams lives in Gates Head. He has his own business as a businessman. But uh for the last 15 years he's been um independently researching uh technology awareness and helping Moistas and Rabonim uh Rashivas become aware of what's going on in tech in the technological world. And he started to notice how is it that the core curriculum that is promoting is telling children about evolution. You have to teach evolution and not as a theory. It's they're teaching it as factual. They're teaching premarital relations. They're teaching that you don't have to listen to your parents. If they tell you you're a boy or a girl, that's it's not it's not their authority to tell you that. You can decide that on your own. You can decide who to have a physical relationship with. And you're talking about young children. They don't have discerning minds. They're not a badass yet. So in on Abraham's he dug it up and it's really it's really ridiculous. It's so crazy. The only way this 193 nations could come up with the same core curriculum is because it's actually being imposed by conditional funding from the UN. The UN we know have never been big friends of the Jewish people and certainly not those who live in Chisro. But the UN are the ones who actually created what's called the the international core curriculum. It was created by a person by the name of Dr. Robert Muer. And I don't want to go into details cuz it's so sick, so so terrifying that his mentor was Alice Bailey. I don't suggest you even check her out. who uh wrote a 10-point plan for the destruction. This is the actual the name of the document. 10-point plan for the destruction of Judeo-Christian values and family. That's the name of the document. And it's laid out there how to do that. And in those 10 points, it includes using the media as a propaganda machine. And this has been going on since Hitler under Hitler. I know from my mother le Shalom. My mother was born in Baghdad. She escaped in 1951. She and her ailing mother. My mother was already orphaned from her father. Um and her mother passed away 6 months after they managed to arrive in England safely. But they had to sell three properties for two passports, no luggage. They left the country with no money, nothing, only two passports. And it cost them to to sell three properties. And my mother uh used to tell us that during during the World War II, the Nazis provided the Arabs with radios that were given out free. And the only stations you could hear was propaganda against the Jews, against Israel, against the Allies. And so the Arabs were being stirred up. She remembers a pogrron that took place um on Shvas. 300 Jews were butchered to death. You don't hear about this. It's not popular. But I'm I'm just sharing with you that propaganda works. You tell a lie enough times and you put it in print again and again and again, we start to believe. And all I'm here to share with you is all you have to do is once you know it's a malik with all the ingredients deceit sare once you know what malik is really about the only thing you need to know to do to to know what the real message is is reverse the message that's all you need to do I know this only because I was raised in the world of advertising I I did over over hundreds hundreds hundreds of commercials with my father who was the best in the world in the film industry in in dubbing in revoicing that was with movies and commercials whatnot. I did hundreds and hundreds of commercials not in person with with my voice and I I'm not going to give you examples tonight of the deceit that that is used in the words. I'm just going to share with you the following. Anything you hear the media tell you if you are suspect, all you have to ask yourself is reverse the message and now you know what they're talking about. I'm going to give you a couple of very simple examples. Life insurance was not always known as life insurance. Its actual name was death insurance. But for some odd reason, when grandma got a knock on the door, hello, can I help you? Yes, I'm selling death insurance and accessories. Uh, death. Um, not for me. Thank you. So, and it was something about the word death. It was not very endearing. So, they changed it to life insurance. I'm not knocking life insurance. I'm just showing you how words are used to manipulate. It's very simple. Social media. Oh, this is awesome. Do you know how many friends I got? How many checks I got on this Tik Tok on uh Instagram and all these other Mrs. Klein who lost a child to suicide a number of years ago in in Barra Park said she her daughter had 6,000 followers on Facebook. This is how many turned up to the funeral. Social media. Really? Do you see the person's face? Okay. Maybe on a Zoom. When Zoom doesn't work, what do you say? Gum zoom. Social media in a text. Do you hear the intonation? Can you hear the intent in the voice? in a text, in an email, in a WhatsApp. Social reverse the words and you know what it's about. And now you know what we're training our children antisocial media. It's avoiding face to face. Hardly ever have to pick up the phone anymore cuz hardly anyone's calling. We're all on WhatsApp. It's antisocial media and it's the breakdown of communication of intimacy. It's a very simple breakdown where children at the youngest age 3 years old are seeing adults on these devices that the children want them to and to play with them and they're and if you or I don't know what you know how to fix something just give it to your three-year-old and they'll probably figure it out. Okay. Four or five. The point I'm bringing out though is that these children are being trained in not interfacing, playing learning to get along with differences because we are social media communicating. That's not real communication. It's antisocial. All you have to do is ask, "Oh, this is for your health. This is going to save your life." Really? connect the dots. We're dealing with I'm not here to make a political statement. I'm here to ask ourselves, there's never been a time in history where a Malik would have a chance to reach everybody. Almost literally everybody in the world is communicable through the devices. I'm not making the devices or technology wrong. I'm just sharing a simple observation that this is the last battle that Amalik has a chance to implant in the world and inject in us a belief that we cannot stand up to the bullying and the intimidation and that we've just got to go along with the narrative. And we've been doing it not realizing it when we signed up for the core curriculum because the core curriculum is promoting the worst denigrating aas mishkov zah same gender marriages alternate lifestyles and on September the 28th if this is not reversed in Albany then inspectors who are not trained in any special way they're not necessarily mankin of any sort they're not educators they are they are able to come in under New book state law into the misters to determine whether we are following the curriculum. Are we teaching Mishkav Zaha? Are we teaching transgender operations as a legitimate? Are we promoting evolution? Do you hear the problem? And they can shut us down for that. That's why these signatures on the petitions were so important. But I'm just simply bringing out that we've been too quiet and silent and compliant in not realizing that we're being invited because the invitation is who is going to be on Hashem's side is good against evil. And that means we need a lot of number three bystanders because number one loses out. number two loses out because it's also and if I think that hey I'm a I'm scared I'll get killed or knocked off because I'm going public well then who am I more afraid of I'm more afraid of of who's out there or am I afraid of a kesh baru and that's really a very simple choice I have to make and if I've got a relative and I've got a few who who have died recently from these injections you why why Should we be quiet? I I have one relative, she she went but she was paralyzed after the first injection and then she was told she had to take the second one and she believed it. She she's in her early 80s. Unfortunately, she took the second one as well. This is this is and we're not talking we're not being open. We're not being realistic. I have a member of my family who works in imports and exports. And when hydroxychloroquin was forbidden because it works and zyleno is is uh dubbed a quack, he he had he had saved he had he had over 2,000 patients who had COVID and this is how many died from it because of his protocols. And my a relative I hadn't ask him permission to to to say his name. is a relative of mine who works in imports and exports. Um when it was forbidden to bring it into the country, he was uh trying to figure out how can I get hold of this for the Jewish community. So he turned to one of the manufacturers in Israel and they gave him the ingredients. Do you know what the ingredients are? 99% lemon peel. Are you scared? Are you worried of a heart attack? Really? We need to start opening our eyes and be honest with ourselves. Return, you're bringing us to a point where either I'm outraged by what the what the UN is imposing on the governments which the governments are complying with and it's coming from the exact same sources the W UNESCO United Nations Educational Cultural and Scientific Organization. They are behind the core curriculum. The core curriculum is based on atheism. Atheism is the face of a malik. Deceit is the face of a malik. Promiscuity is the face of a malik. And he's he's not ashamed to be honest about his identity. Why am I ashamed to stand up for Hashem? I couldn't believe that in a question answer session one one from Jew asked in the audience there was about a thousand people in the room how do you handle when when someone asks you uh what do you what do you say about homosexuality so I said well I don't really have to say anything cuz God has already spoken on the subject so I I I I agree with God now there's there's more detail you can go into how do you deal with someone who thinks they or is already practicing that. But homosexuality, Mishkov Zaha is so promoted in today's age that the NCS, NCS, what's it called? NCSY NCSY, thank you. NCSY, uh, which used to be headed by Rabbi Winreb, he told me himself that in the last four conventions, there's only two items on the agenda and none of them are Kiraov. On the campuses there are two items that there are discussed at the convention for the last four years. Number one in this order homosexuality. Every boy and girl is being oppressed on a daily basis. How do you know if you haven't tried? How do you know? There is no way a person can send their child to on campus today. And there are so many from Jews who came from yeshiva and are going there and can't take it and then start asking themselves, well yeah, how do I know? And then they turn around and tell their parents cuz they tried it once or twice that they think they're now a different and do you understand what's going on? That's pressure number one. And number two is is anti-semitism. Nothing. Kirb is not on the agenda. Constant anti-semitism. The campuses are full of this agenda. I'm not even calling it a liberal agenda because it's just call it what it is. So that we know who our enemy is. So we know who to ask Hashem to for when we say and when we get to almost all mafar tell us zim is going on a malik. So I know who I'm dening. This is your war. You promised. You promised. That's strange. Why did you Why did you make an oath? Why do you have to make an oath? Oh, because there might come a time in history where we feel so overwhelmed by the riches, the hypocrisy, and this blurring of lines. What's called life, what's called death, what's called abortion. Oh, they're promoting cremation. Do you know why they want to put it into law? because your dead body has no sanctity and is wasting real estate and it's bad for the environment. So you're playing into climate control of the environment being destroyed by do you understand what's going on? Euthanasia assisted suicide. You put it all together, it starts to it it screams out Malik says God is not here. Amalik says the human body has no sanctity and therefore there's no difference between a human being and a mosquito and therefore we can decide who's worthy of being alive and who's not worthy of being alive. And here's where I close. I'm going to end with a Marshall. But before I get to the Marshall, look it up for yourselves. United Nations, it's called Agenda 21. 21 is referring to the century and it's so clever and it's not even it's not even covert and you know this is a malik through and through um combating poverty implement as a matter of urgency in accordance with country specific conditions and legal systems measures to ensure that women and men have the same right to decide freely and responsibly on the number of children and their spacing and have access to the information, education and means appropriate to enable them to exercise this right. There are a few paragraphs like this. It's talking about I'll read out here's here's another one. Parag uh page 23 paragraph 5 line three. The growth of world population and production combined with unsustainable consumption patterns places increasingly severe stress on the life supporting capabilities of our planet. I'll translate the resources of planet earth are limited. Therefore, the overpopulation is going to be attacks on our resources. And therefore, we need to take measures to depopulate the world. Is this is this clear or not? It's deceit, but it's in it's almost literally in black and white. And one of the ways they do that is to promote gender equality. Gender equality means that by giving women equal rights, equal access to the workplace, equal payment, etc., what ends up happening is they will have less time to raise families and that will help reduce the population. Now, you might I don't know what's going through your mind. You might say, I don't hear so bad. Well, let me introduce you to what Akadesh Baru says on the subject. Anal Shakai he says to Yakovu I am the power of Shakai Shin and Yud says Rashi quoting Kazal Shakai is the a word which denotes the following elusi bria there's enough power in my elusi elkim means power of powers there's enough power for me to provide for every single creature from the ant to the human and the hippopotamus I can provide no m and the next words areu anali don't be afraid so if you hear someone telling you and it happens to be the United Nations who's funding the who who's funding the vaccinations Ask yourself, be honest. Do the dots connect or not? Who are we truly dealing with? I'm not saying there's a one person here. It's a whole movement and it's a very powerful movement. It's not the liberals in government. It's way beyond that. And now I close and I truly mean it. And I and I and I believe that this is really what I feel is the the crux of of it all. This is taken from Mish Mishle Hassidim. There's a beautiful marshall there of a king who wants to determine who in his kingdom are truly loyal to him. So he calls in his general and he has a secret conversation where he tells the general, "I want you to go out and don't tell anybody. Take the army and go from city to city and lay siege and threaten that unless the city agrees to join you in rebellion against me, you're going to come back and destroy that city. and I want you to go from every single town and city and bring back me a list so I know who's loyal to me and who's not. So the general goes from one city to the next and many of the town's people are petrified and they don't they don't agree with the bully but they're in fear that they're going to be destroyed. So they agree but they don't want to because they don't they don't feel the king is really doing anything wrong. They actually find him benevolent. He's gracious. He's kind. Why would I? But you're telling he the the general is going to start up. And so they sign that they'll join the rebellion. Goes to one after another after the other. And some of them say this ridiculous. Are you out of your mind? The king is there's nothing. He's a very good king. He's good to you. What? What are you rebelling for? And he makes all sorts of promises how you're going to live longer if you are under his rulership, etc. eventually gets to one city and the hakam in that city says to himself, "You know what? This doesn't make any sense. How can the king not know that his own general is going from city to city to city and starting up this rebellion? How can he not know about it?" So he says, "You know, this makes no sense. It must be that the general was sent by the king and it's there's no rebellion. is just a an invitation of whose side am I on for me to prove my metal my loyalty my love for my king so in the nimshall hakkareshu created the satan and he's not he's an avid to akaresh baru even nebukets three times in yeryahu his hashem calls him in the prophecy of yeryahu nebukets of look at the red and rashi ai because he is a stick in my hand to do my bidding and if yan don't do tshoua I'll use him to destroy the bas mikdash ham cuz I'll tell us I think it's migill that all the nim 48 that were recorded and all the seven could not accomplish with all the Israel and all the their loving gentle correction could not accomplish what Hammon accomplished in 5 seconds. It took 5 seconds to remove the signature ring of authority from the hand of a hash to the hand of Hammon. And in that moment, he had the authority to destroy all the yidden. And then we did tshoua. Oh, whatever you see out there, it's all orchestrated. is Hashem is sending an invitation. What Mashabenu saw was Hashem surfacing in his life through a mitzv. And he decided who he was. I'm bystander number three. And he did the same with Dasan and Vamram. And he did the same with the daughters of Israel. And Hashem made him Mherenu. And Pinhas the same. He's he's going to be bystander number three. So our invitation, which is what I believe we're being invited to do, is to not be silent, to be honest with ourselves for the sake of our lives here for eternity and our children, our grandchildren that they should be part of a world that a Malik is not so prominent and we are not living in fear of him because that's not how Hashem wants us to live. He wants us to know it's just an and all I have to do is sayam I love you no matter what and even if I do die if what a ridiculous statement when I die every everyone's going to die well if I at least die for you then there's and we believe in it with the shalma so what am I in fear of what am I in fear of and that is really the crux me Hashem Eli am I going to side with the kurish bar or am I going to in my silence innocently be siding with the citro aka in the of knowing that only loves us and only wants the best and has already told us he's going to win it's a double lion and I close on this I truly mean it I will ensure that they will be completely wiped out but you got to do your part and that is a says I've got to do my part and which what's my part a Malik's clipper is aras more than anything else to guard my eyes to guard my mouth to guard my mind my thoughts and to be the best I can be as a role model to those of my closest sphere of of influence that we don't fall into the trap of believing the narrative that's been forced upon us and start connecting the dotsam you're sending the general to check on me who side am I on in that course we should be to make the right decisions and hashem please guide us in your in your MS amen I really apologize I took Rab too too literally shame disgusting from by sponsoring one of the and supporting call 7188518651 or email isth.com for this great to Mr. Mrs. Abraham for sponsoring tonight's [Music] also like to give to the Gutman Newfield families for the support of tonight for the support for tonight. for the sport tonight. 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