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Ask JTF For November 12 Broadcast

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Sparky:
Chaim,

Thanks for answering my previous questions.

Approximately 36% of all abortions performed in the US are on Blacks, even though they only represent 12% of the population.  If you add Hispanics and other minorities, the percentage of minority abortions increases to about 44%.  This is disproportionally high.

You’ve expressed that you do not support abortion.  However, in light of these statistics and the millions of abortions that have been performed, can you imagine what the minority populations would be like today if abortion wasn’t available?

I support keeping abortion legal just for this reason.  If fact, I believe government-funded clinics offering free birth control and abortions should be located in every ghetto in the US.  It would more than pay for itself simply in the reduction of future crime and welfare payments.

Does this make sense to you or am I totally off the mark here?  Do you have any other realistic ideas on how to control the growing minority populations in the US? 

Thanks again.

Muck DeFuslims:
Chaim,

I know that JTF supports vigorously resisting the insane suicidal traitors who would ethnically cleanse Jews from Judea and Samaria and surrender the land to the Arab Muslim enemy. If this vigorous but non-lethal means of resistance proves ineffective in stopping further surrender of Jewish land, is there some point at which JTF would advocate deadly resistance in order to prevent Israel's internal enemies from taking further disastrous suicidal actions ?
Barring the rise of a truly right wing or Kahanist government (or the refusal of the IDF and police to follow immoral suicidal orders) do you think a Jewish civil war can be prevented ?

Nahum:
Is the JDL reborn, 16 years after Kahane's assassination?

Leaders of Toronto's  JDL - Jewish Defense League received threats from local militant Arab groups warning them not to hold a memorial for Rabbi Meir Kahane, planned for Wednesday Nov. 15 at 8:00 PM in the Torah Zionist Center, located on 788 Marlee Avenue. Meir Weinstein, leader of the JDL in Toronto warned the Arabs to stay away, reminding them about the beating they received last month when Arab militants attempted to prevent the JDL from a holding a protest outside of an anti-Israel conference.

Weinstein appears to have been making reference to a violent clash between CAIA activists and JDL members outside of a conference last month. Local media reports stated:

"South Africa to Palestine: Building an Anti-Apartheid Movement," a controversial conference put on by the Coalition against Israeli Apartheid (CAIA) held an event aimed to highlight what some see as the "Apartheid nature of Israel," and to drum up support for the Boycott Divestment Sanction (BDS) initiative, launched last year, which aims to isolate Israel economically, culturally, and academically.  Before the conference kick-off on Friday evening, a group of people, members of the Jewish Defence League, according to CAIA activists, set up an informal picket outside the venue. According to CAIA's Navyun Gill, they shouted sexist, racist, and anti-Islamic slogans. One CAIA member had his glasses broken, while another individual had hot coffee spilled on him. The perpetrators had already left by the time security and police were called.

The recent confrontation between the JDL and Arab militants in Toronto has many people asking if the Jewish Defense League has been reborn, on this 16th anniversary of Rabbi Kahane's assassination. In New York, there has also been a rebirth of the Kahane movement as local Kahane activists are planning a memorial at the Ocean Avenue Jewish Center, this coming Sunday, Nov. 12, at 1:00 PM. For several years there has been no memorial service for Rabbi Kahane in NY. It was in New York where Rabbi Kahane had founded the Jewish Defense League in 1968 and it was in NY where he was assassinated on Nov. 5, 1990.

TheCoon:
Hello Chaim, what would a Kahanist government do with the other Israeli political parties such as Labor, Likud and Kadima? What actions would be taken against politicians from other political parties who have taken part in activities and accords that have been harmful to Israel(for example, the Labor party and the Oslo surrender, Likud and the Gaza retreat or Kadima and the disastrous response to hizballah?)

Also, would a Kahanist gov't divest Israel from all contributions/outside influence of groups like the UJC, Bnai Brith, etc?

Thank you as always for your answers and keep fighting the good fight.

Mishmaat:
Good evening Chaim,

As the old adage goes: with age comes great wisdom.

My questions for this week are:

1. Are you already 50? Did your birthday already pass? If so, when is your birthday? And a [belated] happy birthday!!!
2. How tall are you?
3. Are you an avid reader? Did you do intense Torah studying and studying in general while in prison?
4. That black Muslim moron Keith "Hakim" Ellison won in Minnesota. Hillary Clinton, yimach shema, won with 60% of the vote!!! What is your take on the election results and its potential prospects for America and Israel?
5. The New World Order is a fascinating subject, but it is rarely discussed. I know this may be difficult, but could you succinctly in sound bites elaborate on your thoughts about this?

You are a gentleman and a scholar Chaim. And far too humble.

Shalom and kol tuv.

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