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I don't expect the corporate system to do anything for me whether it's run by China Russia or the UK or whoever. The billionaire class will never listen to us. protesting and pleading and demanding are pointless they are not our parents. they are leaches that feed off of our weaknesses. easiest way is to make things cheap then we flock to their corporations for the easy buy. we have to walk away from their system of easy money and learn the same self reliance that made our great grandparents successful here. gardens, local small businesses, farms. no more corporate crap. local banks too. just walk out of their system and spend your days doing things for your own family and not being a slave to their system.

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Matthew, I just came across interesting information. Must probably you know it, but anyway it’s made more clear to me of what is Israel role.The 1991 Congressional Resolution

On March 20, 1991, the U.S. Congress passed Public Law 102-14, signed by President George H.W. Bush.

The resolution declared:

∙ The Seven Noahide Laws are the “bedrock of society from the dawn of civilization”

∙ They are the “ethical values and principles” upon which Western civilization is founded

∙ It designated April 6, 1991 as “Education Day USA” in honor of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson (leader of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement), who had championed Noahide law awareness. What is Chabad-Lubavitch?

It is a major Hasidic Jewish movement founded in the late 18th century in Russia/Belarus. Today it is arguably the most active and visible Jewish outreach organization in the world, with presence in over 100 countries.

Origins

∙ Founded by Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi in 1775 in the town of Lyubavichi (hence “Lubavitch”) in present day Belarus

∙ “Chabad” is a Hebrew acronym for Chochma, Bina, Daat meaning Wisdom, Understanding, Knowledge

∙ It is a branch of Hasidic Judaism which emphasizes joy, spirituality and mysticism over purely legalistic practice.

Core Beliefs

1. Kabbalah and Mysticism

∙ Heavily based on Jewish mysticism (Kabbalah)

∙ Belief that deep intellectual understanding of God leads to spiritual transformation

∙ The primary text is the Tanya written by the founder Rabbi Schneur Zalman

2. God is Everything

∙ Believe in a concept called “Ein Sof” — God is infinite and fills all existence

∙ Everything in the physical world is an expression of divine energy

∙ This is a more pantheistic leaning than mainstream Judaism

3. The Rebbe

∙ Chabad is led by a central leader called the Rebbe

∙ The most famous and influential was Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson (1902-1994) — the same rabbi connected to PL 102-14

∙ Many Chabad followers believed Schneerson was the Messiah (Moshiach)

∙ After his death in 1994 some followers still believe he will return as Messiah — which is controversial even within Judaism

4. Noahide Laws Outreach

∙ Chabad actively promotes Noahide laws to non-Jews

∙ They believe spreading these laws helps prepare the world for the Messianic age

∙ This is directly connected to why PL 102-14 was passed in Schneerson’s honor

5. Jewish Outreach (Kiruv)

∙ Chabad is famous for reaching out to secular and non-observant Jews

∙ They set up Chabad Houses worldwide — essentially open Jewish centers

∙ Their philosophy is to welcome every Jew regardless of observance level.

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