”The WHOLE WORLD can be saved on his merit”
"Rabbi Shimon should be trusted in times of distress"
He was the holiest of holy, his Kabbalistic teachings, are the only Jewish teachings, that is been studied around the world, I always wondered why.
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May 12, 2020, is when about 1/2 million Orthodox Jews, said enough is enough.
It was Lag Baomer, the day we celebrate Rav Shimon bar Yochai (Rashbi).
It's been said on him in the Talmud so many unbelievable statements.
”The WHOLE WORLD can be saved on his merit”
"Rabbi Shimon should be trusted in times of distress"
He was the holiest of holy, his Kabbalistic teachings, are the only Jewish teachings, that is been studied around the world, I always wondered why.
May 12 came, and we saw what was happening.
Our kids were starting to go crazy.
We couldn't do this anymore!
His day was the day we did it!
There were bonfires all over NY and NJ...
With crowds of thousands dancing and singing in honor of Rashbi.
We all felt like doing it for Rashbi, we are in good hands.
And nothing happened!
No one got sick.
People started coming out of their holes.
It was working, so why not do it?!
And now I believe the world is ready to move on!
I believe 1/2 million humans, for 7 months challenges Covid from the ground up; in a capacity where it's impossible to deny the facts.
We thoroughly challenged the masks, social distancing, dining, capacity, schools, and everything that goes along with it.
The media knows this to be true, but they won't confirm it publicly (Isn't this pure evil?) imagine you would’ve known this?
Yes.
There are people in hospitals, and people die all the time!
But it's safe to say.
We did not have any more deaths than usual.
And the causes of death seems to be a shady business.
The mayor and governor held on to their narrative and painted us with all kinds of labels…
We new we have no choice, we had to move on with life.
The fear of panic Humanity experienced is something the world has never seen before.
Never was the world as a small shtetel.
Where airplanes, social media, communications connect us all.
The vast corruption is unprecedented too!
So I have a question for Dr. Fauci or any doctor.
Can panic suppress the immune system?
If yes, do you know our natural immune system solved the virus for most? So aren’t we supposed to be controlling the panic? Oh maybe that’s why Trump, tried calming us down, smart man
Also, I can't fall for the belief that a virus that was cured by so many people through their immune system alone, without them even being aware - should kill so many others.
What other sickness has this gap?
Something is severely different
Multiple Vaccines pop out in record speed
Real sicknesses don’t tend to have all this
The world works with patterns – there is never something new!
What is going on?
So if you are frustrated with your mask or you feel isolated, but you are afraid to take a chance, think of the 500,000 Young and old the healthy and the sick, that are living a normal life, every day, for 7 months.
When I hear about mask mandate, I’m like what, this is not climate change, that I can’t prove you wrong
Is Florida worse off then LA?
Nothing by Covid make sense, why is that ? What is going on?
No doctor scientist or study could change, this statistics
We are not reckless people, everything was shot down, even before it was mandated, we care for each other as much as the government
Love you all
RT this post on every COVID news, until they give up
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