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qwerty613
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To Always Ask Questions

Your latest post reminded me of a story. There were two secular Israelis who were hanging out together. One of them had a life-threatening experience and he was saved, and he immediately became a BT. But his friend wasn’t affected. When asked why he wasn’t moved this fellow answered, “My life wasn’t saved.” I’m therefore not surprised that the posts from critics like Yankel Berel, yours truly and others didn’t win you over. You needed a personal event. That’s fine, but you can rest assured that the ‘attacks” directed at Chabad are simply aimed at telling the truth. Some months ago, Seichel 83 spoke about a Psak from CH. He’s right. I saw it. Over 100 Chabad Rabbis “Paskened” that the Rebbe is Moshiach, that he’s a Novi and that he’s still alive. Their religion is a dangerous distortion of Judaism. It’s as simple as that.

To Yankel Berel

I most definitely agree with you that Chabad’s endgame is global domination. Dr. Berger told me privately that the Rebbe often spoke about taking over the world. Let’s not forget their anthem., “From 770 we are marching out on to victory there is no doubt. One by one nations we are conquering.” This is certainly the goal of Chabad’s elite, but I’m trying to reach out to the masses, many of whom are confused. Didn’t Lostspark drop out after being one of their most vehement propagandists. As Hashem prepares the world for the true Redeemer, the Chabad lies will become more apparent. We must continue to speak the truth so that people like Always, who are on the fence, will come over to our side, while some, if even only a handful, of Lubavichers will realize, like the Bnei Korach, that they have to divest themselves from their leaders’ false ideology.