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Ask JTF for Sunday, November 30, 2008.

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Lewinsky Stinks, Dr. Brennan Rocks:
Members, please know that Chaim would love to answer all of your questions, but due to time constraints can only handle one brief question or comment per week. Thank you.
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Shalom Chaim,

I had an IM chat with a fellow JTFer several nights ago in which I stated that Obama would be able to get away with appointing just about anybody. I argued that, under the guise of appointing a "token conservative" (to prove how "diverse" he is), Obama might possibly appoint Fag Buchanus (ys"vz) to something as a thanks for sticking up for his Middle East policies--perhaps as a special envoy to the Middle East. This JTFer disagreed that this was likely to happen, but admitted that I made a good point.

Chaim, before you or any other JTFer rules this out as political suicide for Obama, just remember that nobody--least of all Jews--cared about Buchanus' very well-publicized statements in support of Obama's Middle East platform, and also remember how boundless Obama's arrogance is.


Chaimfan

Rubystars:
Greetings Chaim. Why do so many people fall for obvious fakes and forgeries? Millions of dollars have been scammed away from people in the Nigerian money laundering scams, and lots of people fall for crazy fortune telling scams or get involved in cults which all outsiders know to be ridiculous, like Scientology. Of course the biggest transparent fake people fell for recently was Barack Hussein Obama.

Americanhero1:
Dear Chaim,

As Prime Minister of Israel what would you do with the JDL? Would you take over it and if so who would you make the head of it?


Thank you and G-D bless

TruthSpreader:
Dear Chaim, what is your opinion on former Minnesota gov, Jesse Ventura? Would you think of him as a strong Republican canidate against Barack Hussein Obama in 2012?

Dr. Dan:
Shalom Chaim-

Chaim, some people find it extremely difficult to dislike total strangers (especially those who belong to a social or cultural category we are supposed to despise) without giving them the benefit of the doubt.  It's not out of political correctness or anything like that.  I, personally, wasn't raised in a tough neighborhood nor do I go near any tough neighborhoods if I don't have to. I also know it goes against your philosophy, however, even when I come across as decent and polite around some of these very strangers, who I would be sure could be lumped with those we scream outrage against each day, he/she comes off decent and polite 99% of the time as well. I guess msyelf and others are a little too laid back and a little too nice to be activists. I, pesonally, have no desire to change that side of me.
If someone is nice and polite, is he wrong for JTF? I'm not suggesting being apologetic or not being tough when it's time to be tough or being strong at specifically the "right" moments, if there are any.  I think you know what I'm trying to get at...Kahane gave you a certain advice at the age of 14. If it had been me, I would have gone the other way.  




Thanks for your input.

Dr. Dan

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