Will YOU stand up and be a LEADER to save YOUR COMMUNITY?

Use the information in my last post about the FDA, and see pinned posts on this site. Use the flyers and inspiration here, and start speaking up! G-d willing, we can generate a tidal wave.

BS”D

(Updated July 8)

Last December, I was moved by the courageous and selfless actions of our Biblical leaders, Moshe, Aharon, Miriam, and their parents Amram and Yocheved, as related in the weekly Torah portion, and I wrote the piece I’ll post below.

I updated it slightly, and I want to share it here to motivate everyone who reads it to take action. G-D PUT YOU IN THIS GENERATION FOR A REASON. You are not insignificant or powerless.

If you are informed of the dangers your community and humanity faces, then YOU are one of chosen few. YOU are REQUIRED to speak up! You don’t need any special position or power. Just start! Ask G-d for His assistance and begin to act.

Everyone has something else they can do. Examples:

•Tell your children’s school that you absolutely will not go along with covid injections for the kids, and call them out for the harm they have done if they’ve put mandates in place previously for staff or students.

•Speak up in your community and on social media about the truth.

•If you know someone who was harmed by the shot, explain to them or their family that they are obligated to tell the public the truth about the harm, to save other lives.

•Bombard your elected officials with calls.

•Speak to your Rabbi or another community leader about the evil you see pushing this global agenda.

•If you find it impossible to speak up publicly, at least write anonymous letters to newspapers and leaders, and post under pseudonyms on social media.

Yes, you are only one, and you may be scared to begin, especially if your community is very asleep, but A) YOU might be the one that G-d gives great success to, and you won’t know till you start, B) you and each other person who acts will add up to a powerful mass. So be brave and begin! (Or continue with strength if you’ve been trying already!)

Thank G-d, here are more flyers you can share. They were made last fall and just updated now with current information. If you want to get either of them in PDF form to print in a local publication, hand out, or post on a bus stop, etc, please email me, and I can ask my designer to make the correct size PDF you need.

After the flyers, I’ll post the important lessons we learn on leadership from our great Biblical leaders.

This one ☝🏽has a whole story behind it. There was a famous ad running ad nauseam in my area, urging people to get vaccinated, and we simply flipped it around. 🤣 It became famous in December when someone paid for it to go up on a bus shelter and within a couple days, a passerby spotted and “reported” it. The city took it down immediately, and the theory was spread that someone had “popped the glass” on the shelter to put it up illegally 😂 (definitely not true.) There were news pieces about the “misinformation” bus shelter ad nationwide. (Great advertising for the cause.)

This one ☝🏽 does double duty, as the phone number on the flyer is also a recorded hotline where you can hear audio playbacks of our most recents educational events, thank G-d, such as powerful talks by Dr. Pierre Kory and Dr. Ryan Cole.

Here is the piece I wanted to share about the lessons we learn from Moshe Rabbeinu (our teacher Moses) and his family. Their actions are related in the Torah in the Book of Exodus.

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What is TRUE leadership?

Moshe Rabeinu (Moses) was chosen by Hashem (G-d) to lead the Jewish Nation because Hashem saw that he cared for the individual. He saw someone groaning under a heavy burden and he took it and carried it himself, even though he was the prince and he did not have to. He endangered his own life to save someone else’s when he killed the Egyptian who was attempting to murder Dasan. Then the next day, Moshe involved himself in the dispute between Dasan and Aviram, to rebuke the wrong that he saw being done - almost resulting in his own death.

He saw a lamb wander away and he followed it and cared for it tenderly. Moshe took whatever time was necessary out from his own service of G-d, and was willing to sacrifice whatever was necessary - to take care of the needs of a individual or even of a little sheep - because caring for the individual was service of G-d to him! That care and concern for the individual, (and his readiness to step forward, sacrifice personal time, safety and comfort to take whatever action was required, and not because anyone told him to, but because he noticed the need), marked him as a leader.

Leadership obviously ran in Moshe’s family. His mother and sister, the midwives Yocheved and Miriam, had been secretly ordered by Pharaoh to kill every baby boy upon birth, and to pretend it was a stillbirth.

Yocheved and Miriam could easily have rationalized passively allowing the sickly babies to die “for the greater good” so that Pharaoh would at least see “some compliance” with his mandate and not kill the midwives. It would have been “logical” to calculate that refraining from saving a few babies would enable them to continue in their positions and save many more children in the long run, who otherwise would likely be killed by whatever midwives Pharaoh would put in their places.

But Yocheved and Miriam feared G-d and did not “rationalize away” murder in any form, for any reason.

One who fears Hashem does the right thing and does not fear humans, but trusts Hashem for the results.

As true leaders, the midwives risked not only their positions but their very lives by saving every single baby.

On top of this, when Pharaoh angrily summoned them to his palace to question them about their disobedience, Miriam did not answer diplomatically. She minced no words, but spoke truth to power, calling Pharaoh out on his murderous plan to his face.

Yocheved and Miriam did not suffer for their bravery. To the contrary, the Torah tells us how Hashem saved them miraculously and rewarded them eternally.

Remember that this is the same Miriam who, as a six year old girl, had the courage to tell her father, the righteous Amram, the leader of the entire nation, that he was making a grave mistake by divorcing his wife in order to avoid continuing to bear children, only in order to see them drowned.

Miriam stated the facts bluntly, “Your decree is worse than Pharaoh’s.” She was right, and her parents remarried and bore Moshe, our redeemer. Amram, as a true leader, publicly corrected his mistake, and the nation followed his lead.

A true leader does not let their humility stand in the way of saying what must be said.

A leader does not wait to see what others will do, but takes the initiative to act for the sake of the community.

A true leader is not afraid to admit publicly that they were wrong.

And a real leader is willing to give up everything – their life, their position, their honor – to save their flock.

On the other hand, as we also see in the same Torah portion, Iyov (Job) did NOT speak up when Pharoah voiced his evil inclinations towards the Jewish nation.

Iyov was afraid of angering Pharaoh and believed that it wouldn't help anyway. But Iyov was punished with severe unimaginable suffering, Rachmana Litzlan, as a result.

Because when it hurts you the way it should, you don't stop and think of the possible repercussions.

You just scream.

Iyov failed to show leadership.

But Yisro (Jethro), seated there as well, did speak up. As he spoke, he saw Pharaoh's anger begin to burn and he had to flee for his life. While it may have seemed that he suffered, in the short term, for speaking up, in truth he gained immeasurably and eternally- he ended up becoming a grandfather of the Levites, when his daughter Tzippora later converted and married Moshe, and his descendants were members in the Sanhedrin (highest Rabbinical Court made up of the greatest Sages, in the time of the Bais Hamikdash (Holy Temple.)

Another tragic example of failed leadership was preceding the destruction of the Beis Hamikdash. There were many leaders sitting at a banquet who witnessed the wealthy, powerful host humiliating a mistakenly-invited guest (who was actually the host’s enemy), Bar Kamtza, by throwing him out, and they refrained from speaking up against this grave wrong. Presumably they were very uncomfortable to speak against their host and were afraid of the repercussions of alienating someone so rich and powerful.

But their lack of protesting a terrible wrong that was being committed in front of them led directly to the destruction of the Beis Hamikdash, which not only was so horribly tragic in itself, but also saw the death of hundreds of thousands of people, and is the root cause of every tragedy that our nation has suffered since, including the Holocaust.

The main message I want to leave my readers with is: YOU need to step up and BECOME a leader, yourself. Hashem put you here, now, to help save humanity. YOU have a responsibility that you cannot ignore.

Our Sages tell us about the generation before the Messiah, that it will be "Pnei Hador Kipnei Hakelev" the leaders of the generation, instead of being true leaders, will be constantly looking over their shoulder to see what is pleasing to the people, and doing that - just as a dog seems to be leading its master when they walk together and the dog walks ahead, but at every corner it actually looks back to see where the owner wants to go.

It's very clear that most of the leaders of the world today mold their agendas towards what the people want and have no backbone. Their "morals" are fluid. They are not leaders, but followers.

Governments around the world have been making arbitrary decrees for over two years now. How many of your local community leaders, wherever you may be, have researched the truth of the governments' claims and thought deeply about what the governments' agenda might actually be, and what will be the end result of following along with their strong-arm tactics against their citizens?

If you were ever in the position of helping a child who was being bullied, or someone who was the victim in an abusive relationship, you surely know that giving in to a bully is always a mistake, as the bully becomes ever more empowered and bolder in their demands and their abuse.

Was there ever a story in which a government took away the citizens’ freedoms bit by bit and the citizens simply complied, and it ended happily ever after?

Any student of history knows that governments don't work that way. We are in the midst of a descent into totalitarianism, which in the past has been fatal for many of the occupants of the countries in which it occurred.

We need bold and brave people who will stand up as G-d demands from leaders.

We need people who will NOT CARE about losing money that the government doles out in exchange for our obedience.

We need leaders who will not care about losing government relationships they may have cultivated over a long period of time, even if they are ostensibly to help the community. The actual needs of the community come before those relationships.

We need leaders who will not think about their personal safety, as my Rabbi showed me, that the Rambam (Maimonides) says clearly, that when fighting a Milchemes Hashem, (G-d’s war), one may not be afraid.

We need people who will act as the Levi’im (Levites) did in Egypt when they refused to start working for Pharaoh, even as the rest of the nation made the mistake of their lives and fell into slavery.

We need people who will act as the Levi’im did by Chait Ha’eigel (sin of the Golden Calf) and refuse to go along with the sin, no matter who is mistakenly promoting it.

And we need people on whom the spirit of Hashem rests who will answer the call of “Mi Lashem Alai” (“Who is for G-d, come to me”) and stand up to show our nation and humanity, some of which has lost its way, the truth.

Right now, people are still being bullied into taking shots that are NOT working against the virus, in order to be able to work or attend school.

Not only that, but the life threatening injection was recently authorized by the FDA for 6 month old babies, with no justification in the world, and the mayor of NYC has announced that he plans to mandate it for all schoolchildren in the fall, G-d forbid.

All around us, thousands of fully vaccinated people are getting sick right and left, and some of them are dying. These shots not only are ineffective, but they have killed over 75,000 people which are documented worldwide, which is perhaps one to ten percent of the true amount, as most deaths and disabilities after the shot go unreported.

Additionally, the very notion of a vaccine for the virus is unnecessary, as very effective, safe and decades-old medications exist to treat corona, but the same governments vilify them, in an effort to make the vaccine appear as the only way out of the mess that they themselves have created and are using for their purposes.

But RIGHT NOW people are losing their jobs, livelihoods, the degrees they have worked on for years and have almost achieved, and their very careers, if they have their eyes open wide enough to refuse this poison.

People who have natural immunity, which is documented by dozens of studies to be much more effective and durable than the shot, are being given the terrible choice to get the shot or lose their family's source of income.

WHERE ARE THE LEADERS?

Great Rabbis generations ago closed down the Voloziner Yeshiva, rather than submit to the government’s mandate which they foresaw would be harmful.

Brave Rabbis - true leaders - have ruled that schools must close their government programs rather than coerce the teachers to vaccinate. Which administrators will show leadership and loyalty to Hashem above all else and do the right thing – rather than risk harm to a single teacher?

Which employees will come out as leaders and walk off their jobs – as if they had been told to work on the Sabbath - rather than put their lives in danger, which the Torah forbids, or put others in danger by showing compliance with murderous demands?

Where are the leaders when KIDS are excluded from activities if they don't get this shot which may impair their fertility, cause myocarditis, and shorten their lifespan, G-d forbid?

Kids do NOT die of corona - no matter what the media might try to feed you, just think about all the kids you know, over the last 27 months. However, when I checked last week, 120 kids thru age 17 were already listed as having died after the covid shot on the CDC VAERS site, which we know really means at least ten times that amount, probably much more.

In Israel, my friend who is a health care practitioner is drowning in telephone calls from people who took the shots, even a long time ago, coming down with terrible health problems.

We need people who are brave to stand up and call out the evil.

Become a true leader!

If you are a doctor, a Rabbi, a principal, a parent, or anyone at all - you need to do true research and then speak up.

There is NO EXCUSE. When the history of these times will be written, you will suffer great shame if you did nothing.

There are so many websites where people can become fully informed, including www.macabim.org and www.RofimInternational.org, and become empowered to start speaking up.

If one lives in a close knit community whose leaders have come out strongly for the shot, and feels that they can do nothing but blindly follow, that is a grave mistake, and it is not what the Torah teaches at all.

My Rabbi taught me, based on the Sefer Chovos Halevavos, (Duties of the Heart), that every person MUST think for themselves. To think otherwise is a huge mistake. This warped thinking is tragically prevalent lately and causes great damage.

Think of this: Each of us says the blessing in the morning "hanosein lasechvi vina" (“Who gives the heart understanding”) and each person says in the Shemone Esrei (Silent Prayer) "ata chonein la'adam da'as" (“You give a person wisdom.”)

It does not say that G-d only gives appointed people or “experts” knowledge, wisdom, and understanding to make decisions.

It is a mixture of misguided thinking and laziness to think that we should or may leave the research and decision making on this life and death topic to leaders, “experts”, or doctors.

The truth is, many leaders are relying on the doctors, who are relying the "experts", such as the CDC and FDA, who have their own financial agendas. YOU NEED to check things out for yourself! Do NOT rely on "experts", as the CDC and FDA have brainwashed the population to do.

To think that our leaders cannot make a mistake is untrue. In the Torah, Hashem constantly points out the mistakes of the greatest people, such as the Avos, (Patriarchs), the shevatim, (12 Tribes), and Moshe Rabbeinu.

Who today is greater than them, that he could not err in trusting the government and believing this shot is ok?

Korach was a tremendous scholar and a very great person, but he made a terrible mistake and led his followers to their deaths. Surely Hashem expected them to have thought for themselves and not followed Korach, or He would not have punished them.

Please, whoever and wherever you are, start speaking up. Fear not the government, fear not for your job or your status. In whatever capacity you have, whether as a Rabbi, doctor, or ordinary citizen, start calling out the injustice and the murder. Hashem will bless you for it. You are our only hope.

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POSTSCRIPT: SOME COMMUNITY STORIES FROM LAST WINTER:

If you need some more motivation, here is information related to me by someone connected with a local religious burial society.

(This was told to me last winter, when people were getting boosters, but unfortunately the frequent sudden deaths still happen. 😰)

His report:

Lately, healthy people are dying at home of sudden heart attacks from one second to the next, and by the time that the ambulance arrives it's already over, may G-d have mercy.

It used to be, he said, that people died in hospitals and nursing homes, and someone died at home only once every few months, and even then, it was often a hospice patient. Now, healthy and young people are suddenly dropping for no apparent reason, at the rate of a few dying at home every week. This man who warned me has his people ask the family the patient's history, and what they find that all these deaths have in common is that they recently got the covid shot, usually the booster.

This man has many, many tragic stories to tell. Here are two examples. One was with a Rabbi who came from a South American country, and had recently gotten a covid shot. He was a healthy active man in his 60's. He had been in NY for only 4 hours, was eating dinner, suddenly didn't feel well, and was gone. The other story was also a man, in his 60’s, during the same short time period, and had gotten his booster 2 weeks before. He came home, collapsed and died.

Another tragedy was a 90 year old healthy, active man in Boro Park. He got his booster and soon afterwards, had a massive heart attack. He did come home from the hospital, but then had another heart attack and was gone. A fourth recent tragedy was a famous doctor who advised other people not to get the shots, but he himself felt that he had to get it, in order to be allowed to see patients in the hospital. After his vaccine, he was still seeing patients on Sunday, but by Thursday it was his own funeral.

These stories are NOT mysteries to those who have been following the warnings of the top world doctors and scientists who said from early on that the covid shots would cause death, and the booster shots, even more so.

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May G-d give you the courage to come out for the truth.