Tribute Reb Yoel #2 - What did he say before he passed away? Why did he raise his voice in public?

so i want to share a few more thoughts that i didn't speak about in the last video i recall walking up kingston avenue with arbi oil this must have been this was already tough shin noon days non-gimos after the rabbi had the stroke and there was a lot of back and forth amongst the babies siddhim and i mentioned to him something to see his take on the issue and he became so adamant so livid so emotional that he literally like was was not shouting but he was loud talking to me on union and kingston i remember where it was and people like looked from across the street to sort of yo khan you know an ibuyo was alive there many must of course like i said in the last video no one comes to his mind and his memory and his ass butter and his but here's another aspect that he was a leviticum and that's why he attracted especially the bhakram us our students and and many others so a lebanese commence oh you don't press a button now be quiet now be louder the way he felt at the time about an issue that's been discussed that touched him deeply he spoke about it full force this great intellectual giant talks about it in such an emotional way i recall sitting once at the table the sharpest table is only myself review went out for a moment so i asked rabbits i asked her about a certain issue that we were discussing and she said to me everything begins and ends with the covet for the red that is his central nakuta from there everything follows if he feels that it's the covet of that ever he speaks about it in a certain way if he feels it's against the cover that ever he will protest and speak about it another way whatever we were discussing i don't recall but if something bewildered me and i didn't follow exactly why he's taking this attitude and this is what she said and it still remains to me with me to till today that the nakuda of the covenant of the rebbe is the driving force what drives this man talking about him being a a a lebanese mensch a live person i remember a fabrian tough since it was and if you it incredible the time to drink and shlock and mushka you know become crazy and you know he said i am and he said lots of but it was all with turkey and sitting calmly at the table seeing the shenanigan and the way he's saying was who else sang that way with the newest the hege the the feeling that you saw two hundred years of the barbecue system you saw in this individual and then he explained my bachelor came a look at the idea of that the layers of marisa and he started to cry bitterly i remember was there and you know only a few of us at a table and you could see the the pain the pain he's in okay now some will say uh he was never in pain this is a yid that was about reggie but he but he didn't usually come out because his cycle was so strong but at the times when it came out you saw that he was being versatile explain with all of his explaining why they all say marissa that ebb is here and everything else alzheimer's he's in great pain so as much as we want to just focus on the simcha if you want to know a person you have to look at the person from the beginning to the end another point who will his music and i spoke to his hawaiian and people of the time the guerraris the dubinsky blazinski they were all of a certain style and the prime show was the one who like showed who was the one who like formed them who and it was a an elated style meaning they were big yiddish mayans the guy idea of wasting time with guy and covet and and honor and he said this and she said this and all these notice guys didn't matter to them nabil told me how when he and her friends asked to go learn charles who told me he had the kias and havon exidus and ramosa gerardi had had the additional amkus depth and he said that shows that gate of course it and then was pushing to teach them a few times a week so he learned by a person who again wasn't you know full of himself how could he might tell me them i'm going to send them to another masjid it reminds me like in slovakia the certainly yeshivas even in europe it's like they were so careful not to send their taliban to another yeshiva or to grab the best tongue meat in the hospital they should learn by a shiva but that knows better than them but going back to as it pertains to us in this uh clip his his his concern for uh uh parker to to be a proper hussain to go in the right way he spent a lot of time on that and then there is i remember a time i went over to him about a certain friend who whatever reason started to become a little modern and he was a good friend and i wanted to give him a helic i wanted to like you know tell him off you know what's going on and i asked rabbi what i should do and he said those things don't say a word and i didn't i followed his advice and he tucker came back and he and you know he became back to his youthful hasidis itself you for over 50 years here in borough park to the polish end of thousands and thousands and i not exaggerating learned to see this with him my neighbor would go to his shear for two years while it was still i believe at the simpson shul on 46th street before it moved over to basement 16th avenue and he told me one shot as i was sitting with him he told me i would walk out of those saying here is a man who really believes in their abrasion in god at the time he was a booker and he they had questions and they couldn't find within their own community a person like rabjoel that believed and really believed in the abrasion in god and this is what he said every shear after tanyashi he said besides the tanya and the shot and all that which was phenomenal he says he always set himself this man really believes the bureau's teachings are online they should them are online have to listen to them you you'll have thai nugnachi you possibly have pleasure listen to a fabrega listen to a in the way things are niggin and you won't be able to leave the screen you'll cry you'll dance you'll think you'll feel you need we don't need to take pills we need to take rabiot's fabregas and again instead of pills instead of therapy instead of psychology and immerse yourself in this and i promise you you'll feel better you feel released you find an avenue in which you can flourish that will conclude shiva should be an end to all sorrow ebola as he said at the end of his life and a person told me you heard this who took care of him this is probably in the last month he said i'm ready to go he felt already you know it's time his time is coming he said i have to see that but just i'd like to see the river just one more time when it's been great cane and i'm ready to go so now he's seen that ever he's with the rabbit me