Lipa Schmeltzer sings Letter to Moishele
Abe Kohen
Giorgies E Kepipesiom
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx5cQsVVknI&feature=related
Didn't "the gedolim" forbid Shmeltzer to perform in public?
GEK
just enquiring
DoD
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx5cQsVVknI&feature=related
I liked the tune, and I hate to be the one to ask the question, but
where are the songs for all the
other children made orphans by Islamobeastiality? I am not only
refering to Jewish children, but Gentile
children AND Muslim children as well.
David
mos...@mm.huji.ac.il
> On Nov 29, 7:53=A0pm, "Abe Kohen" <abeko...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DKx5cQsVVknI&feature=3Drelated
>
> I liked the tune, and I hate to be the one to ask the question, but
> where are the songs for all the
> other children made orphans by Islamobeastiality? I am not only
> refering to Jewish children, but Gentile
> children AND Muslim children as well.
Perhaps it's like the Tomb of the Unkown Soldier. Giving honor to
one is using that one as a "messenger" for all.
--
Moshe Schorr
It is a tremendous Mitzvah to always be happy! - Reb Nachman of Breslov
The home and family are the center of Judaism, *not* the synagogue.
May Eliezer Mordichai b. Chaya Sheina Rochel have a refuah shlaimah
btoch sha'ar cholei Yisroel.
Disclaimer: Nothing here necessarily reflects the opinion of Hebrew University
DoD
<mos...@mm.huji.ac.il> wrote in message
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> DoD <danski...@gmail.com> writes:
>> On Nov 29, 7:53=A0pm, "Abe Kohen" <abeko...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DKx5cQsVVknI&feature=3Drelated
>>
>> I liked the tune, and I hate to be the one to ask the question, but
>> where are the songs for all the
>> other children made orphans by Islamobeastiality? I am not only
>> refering to Jewish children, but Gentile
>> children AND Muslim children as well.
>
> Perhaps it's like the Tomb of the Unkown Soldier. Giving honor to
> one is using that one as a "messenger" for all.
I like that... Thank you...
David
Micha Berger
Are we supposed to be *such* citizens of the world that we aren't to
express more pain when it's one of our own?
Personally, something about hearing a toddler cry "Ima, Ima!", just as
any one of hundreds of children around my neighborhood and family would,
but knowing no reassuring answer would ever come, that makes his story
hit home with me.
Is Moshe Holtzberg (or any of the others for whom I have a similar
connection) more deserving of my sympathy than any of the others? Of
course not. But emotions are emotions -- one triggered "it could ch"v
have been..." and the other did not.
Tir'u baTov!
-Micha
--
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mi...@aishdas.org heights as long as he works his wings.
http://www.aishdas.org But if he relaxes them for but one minute,
Fax: (270) 514-1507 he plummets downward. - Rav Yisrael Salanter
DoD
"Micha Berger" <mi...@aishdas.org> wrote in message
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> DoD <danski...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On Nov 29, 7:53 pm, "Abe Kohen" <abeko...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx5cQsVVknI&feature=related
>
>> I liked the tune, and I hate to be the one to ask the question, but
>> where are the songs for all the
>> other children made orphans by Islamobeastiality? I am not only
>> refering to Jewish children, but Gentile
>> children AND Muslim children as well.
>
> Are we supposed to be *such* citizens of the world that we aren't to
> express more pain when it's one of our own?
>
> Personally, something about hearing a toddler cry "Ima, Ima!", just as
> any one of hundreds of children around my neighborhood and family would,
> but knowing no reassuring answer would ever come, that makes his story
> hit home with me.
>
> Is Moshe Holtzberg (or any of the others for whom I have a similar
> connection) more deserving of my sympathy than any of the others? Of
> course not. But emotions are emotions -- one triggered "it could ch"v
> have been..." and the other did not.
<sigh>
Micha, why do you think I included Jewish children in my statement. I liked
how
Moshe put it.
David
Micha Berger
>> Is Moshe Holtzberg (or any of the others for whom I have a similar
>> connection) more deserving of my sympathy than any of the others? Of
>> course not. But emotions are emotions -- one triggered "it could ch"v
>> have been..." and the other did not.
> <sigh>
> Micha, why do you think I included Jewish children in my statement. I liked
> how Moshe put it.
But I don't think it's true. We're not focusing on Moshe Holzberg as
a stand in and it could equally have been someone else; his case hit
home. We know more details, were given more narrative beyond the news
of the day of the attack, and we heard him cry at his parents' funeral.
The media put in an effort that led me to connect to him in a way that
they unfortunately did not with others.
Similarly, the biographies that circulated of some of the Sbarro bombing
victims, and of those boys who were killed in Mercaz Harav, some of
the stories told of those killed in the WTC... They were drawn in 3
dimensions. Most of the victims of Islamic terror are not.
DoD
"Micha Berger" <mi...@aishdas.org> wrote in message
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> DoD <danski...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Is Moshe Holtzberg (or any of the others for whom I have a similar
>>> connection) more deserving of my sympathy than any of the others? Of
>>> course not. But emotions are emotions -- one triggered "it could ch"v
>>> have been..." and the other did not.
>> <sigh>
>> Micha, why do you think I included Jewish children in my statement. I
>> liked
>> how Moshe put it.
>
> But I don't think it's true. We're not focusing on Moshe Holzberg as
> a stand in and it could equally have been someone else; his case hit
> home. We know more details, were given more narrative beyond the news
> of the day of the attack, and we heard him cry at his parents' funeral.
>
> The media put in an effort that led me to connect to him in a way that
> they unfortunately did not with others.
I wonder if we could withstand the emotional drain that would come if they
did?
> Similarly, the biographies that circulated of some of the Sbarro bombing
> victims, and of those boys who were killed in Mercaz Harav, some of
> the stories told of those killed in the WTC... They were drawn in 3
> dimensions. Most of the victims of Islamic terror are not.
As long as it is understood that I didn't mean that Jews shouldn't connect
with other Jews.... (That is why I intentionally mentioned all three groups
of
children) Likewise I want it to be known that I do know that I believe most
everyone
here have every childs welfare in mind. Even the people I disagree with the
most,
have the best intentions when it comes to all the children.
" Like a bird, man can reach undreamed-of heights as long as he works his
wings.
But if he relaxes them for but one minute, he plummets downward. "
That must be one tired bird....
David
Don Levey
>
>
> " Like a bird, man can reach undreamed-of heights as long as he works
> his wings.
> But if he relaxes them for but one minute, he plummets downward. "
>
> That must be one tired bird....
>
I'm sure. And eventually, every bird "sleeps"...
--
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(email address in header works) and power corrupts, then...
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DoD
"Don Levey" <Don_...@the-leveys.us> wrote in message
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> DoD wrote:
I looked back at what I wrote previously. It was horrendously written in
haste. My
apologies, and hope that everyone understood the gist of it.
>> " Like a bird, man can reach undreamed-of heights as long as he works
>> his wings.
>> But if he relaxes them for but one minute, he plummets downward. "
>>
>> That must be one tired bird....
>>
>
> I'm sure. And eventually, every bird "sleeps"...
Your point is well taken. Thanks.
David
Itzhak Schier
wrote:
BS"D
Didn't the Hungarian gedoilim forbid anyone from spelling the name
Sczmelcer as Schmeltzer or Shmeltzer?
Itzhak Schier
BS"D LOL and of course this should be Smelcer (Abe, are you sleeping?)
Abe Kohen
the number of typos seems to be increasing.
If you and Moise Pipek want to entertain yourselves and your alter egos, be
my guest.
Do you drink Seltzer or Szelcer?
Lipa is free to spell his name however he feels like it.
Happy Hanuka,
Abe
"Itzhak Schier" <ischi...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Giorgies E Kepipesiom
> I be working during the day, but I sure could use more sleep at night, as
> the number of typos seems to be increasing.
>
> If you and Moise Pipek want to entertain yourselves and your alter egos, be
> my guest.
>
> Do you drink Seltzer or Szelcer?
>
> Lipa is free to spell his name however he feels like it.
Oyy Vayy. Hugyvun micsinal. You think Yitzchak Schier and I are one
and the same? Check the ip addresses of our postings and some whois
tracer. I post from New York. Schier posts from Ukraine. you really
need less work, more sleep. Please do not reference the unfortunate
annagramme of my family surname. Happy Hannuka, good hodesh.
GEK
offer of ox thigh and briskets is withdrawn. I think I will join
Messrs Schorr and Berger in taking a vacation from this kitchen where
the heat is turned too high for my tastes. See you all whenever.
Itzhak Schier
> I be working during the day, but I sure could use more sleep at night, as
> the number of typos seems to be increasing.
>
> If you and Moise Pipek want to entertain yourselves and your alter egos, be
> my guest.
>
> Do you drink Seltzer or Szelcer?
>
> Lipa is free to spell his name however he feels like it.
I drink Kristall viz when I can't get Nagyszar viz from Szarkonosvary.
A frylichen Chanike in a gitte sryfe.