to nikmadam, did you know that rabbi bulman is my second cousin? his mother and my father were first cousins. about eight years ago, i went to one of his pesach seders near ohr sameyach. i sat inches from him. such is my claim to fame.
as for the other things you are telling me, no offense, but i am not much of a conspiracy buff, so i will just have to assume that mainstream history books are correct. of course, i do that with caution; i do not trust things written from a leftist perspective. but if somebody is, say, a neo-conservative like a william bennet, or somebody on the israeli right like Menachem Begin or Rav Kahane, then i feel i can trust such a person to tell the truth.
to daniel, i hope that people do not start to attack your family as people, as i can tell that you have admirable affection for them. yet i think that there is an error in their thinking, especially when they compare israel throwing out the moslems with what the nazis did to us.
the two cases are completely different. the Jews in Germany and Europe in general, were wonderful contributors to their respective countries. remember, that is what we Jews are, the builders of humanity. to throw us out, or worse, to murder us, is not only the epitome of evil, but a destroyer of civilization.
the islamofascists are exactly the opposite of us Jews. we love life; they love death. moslems worships death; their favorite and only hobby is murder. there is an old talmudic expression that silence is agreement; to allow such murderous people as the islamofascists to live in one's society, is to give a nod of approval to those who hate life and love to murder.
is it clear what i am saying? throwing out or murdering Jews, or allowing islamofascists to live amongst a given society, are parallel activities, in that both give a nod of approval for murder, death, and destruction. in contrast, to appreciate and value Jews, as america has thankfully done, or throwing out islamofascists from one's society, are, in turn, also parallel to each other, in that both are affirmations of the value of human life.
if what i am saying is not clear, it is not the fault of anybody reading this, but rather the fault of my defective writing. these last few days around where i live have been super hot, and when it gets this way, i find it unbearable, and it is hard for me to think straight.