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RE: The President That Hates His Country By Joan Swirsky
9/28/2011 6:55:27 AM
Hello Friends,

This evening is the beginning of the Jewish New Year - Rosh Hashana. I want to wish all my Jewish friends a happy and prosperous year. And a Happy Jewish New Year to all

LeShana Tova U Metuka
לשנה טובה ומתוקה

Shalom,

Peter




Tomorrow evening is the start of Rosh HaShana 5772 and ushers in the fall holiday season. When I was a kid in Brooklyn we called it the High Holidays. No cartoons on Thursday or Friday. Next Dry Bones on Monday.

Shana Tova!
Happy Jewish New Year
to us all!



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RE: The President That Hates His Country By Joan Swirsky
9/28/2011 11:03:47 PM
Hello Peter,

I wish you too.

LeShana Tova U Metuka
לשנה טובה ומתוקה

I was very interested and quite shocked cause I did not know that this is Jewish New Year.
I am also wondering now, where on earth did the Christian faith of olden times go so wrong. They changed the day of the Sabbath to Sunday, Easter and Christmas are dates that more than probably are incorrect.
The New Year should be the same as Jewish as I am sure their dates are more correct than the changes the rest of the world have taken on over the centuries.

Amanda

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Hello Friends,

This evening is the beginning of the Jewish New Year - Rosh Hashana. I want to wish all my Jewish friends a happy and prosperous year. And a Happy Jewish New Year to all

LeShana Tova U Metuka
לשנה טובה ומתוקה

Shalom,

Peter




Tomorrow evening is the start of Rosh HaShana 5772 and ushers in the fall holiday season. When I was a kid in Brooklyn we called it the High Holidays. No cartoons on Thursday or Friday. Next Dry Bones on Monday.

Shana Tova!
Happy Jewish New Year
to us all!



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Peter Fogel

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RE: The President That Hates His Country By Joan Swirsky
9/29/2011 2:22:34 PM
Hi Amanda,

Thanks for your New Years wishes. You raise interesting questions and in order to give you some information and if you're interested I can give more in later posts.

The Jewish calendar is a based on the moon's cycle as opposed to the sun's cycle. It's extremely accurate and for your information this year is 5772 since the start of of biblical counting.

In regard to the rest of your comments I will say this. There are many Christians who celebrate the biblical and Jewish holidays. The reasons for the many changes can be found if researched and are for many particularly troubling.

Shalom,

Peter

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Hello Peter,

I wish you too.

LeShana Tova U Metuka
לשנה טובה ומתוקה

I was very interested and quite shocked cause I did not know that this is Jewish New Year.
I am also wondering now, where on earth did the Christian faith of olden times go so wrong. They changed the day of the Sabbath to Sunday, Easter and Christmas are dates that more than probably are incorrect.
The New Year should be the same as Jewish as I am sure their dates are more correct than the changes the rest of the world have taken on over the centuries.

Amanda

Quote:
Hello Friends,

This evening is the beginning of the Jewish New Year - Rosh Hashana. I want to wish all my Jewish friends a happy and prosperous year. And a Happy Jewish New Year to all

LeShana Tova U Metuka
לשנה טובה ומתוקה

Shalom,

Peter




Tomorrow evening is the start of Rosh HaShana 5772 and ushers in the fall holiday season. When I was a kid in Brooklyn we called it the High Holidays. No cartoons on Thursday or Friday. Next Dry Bones on Monday.

Shana Tova!
Happy Jewish New Year
to us all!



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RE: The President That Hates His Country By Joan Swirsky
9/29/2011 4:03:20 PM
Hello Friends,

Ready for more farcical behavior from the radical progressive left "protesting" in New York?? Well here's a good one for you. A young black "protester" put on quite a show in New York when he knelt before one of the banks on Wall Street and cried that this is the bank responsible for his parents losing their house. The show was a good one and the video went viral but after the Blaze did some investigative reporting (remember the word reporting that MSM forgot all about) they found that he comes from a well to do family and his parents aren't even close to losing their home. Oh yeah and he goes to a prestigious University and was more or less raised with a silver spoon in his lying mouth. Yep, these radical left wing progressives will stoop to any low and lie big time in order to cry wolf and spread their socialistic/communistic message.

You can read about it below and watch the video with his crying antics and great acting.

Shalom,

Peter

Video: Liberal law student chokes on silver spoon in (false) protest

Author’s note: This post has been updated.

The latest anti-business viral video burning up the liberal blogosphere today seems heart-wrenching… that is, until you do your homework.

Robert Stephens graduated from Carleton College (average cost: $42,942/year) in 2010 and now studies law at The George Washington University Law School (average cost: $70,449/year). His father has a Ph.D. and two master’s degrees; his mother also has a master’s degree. Only in America could a kid have been blessed with so much… and only in America could he still claim to be a victim. America’s capitalist society has apparently leveled a grave injustice against his family and Robert will not stand for it.

Robert, right, with a friend on the GWU campus (Image: Facebook)

Stephens — who identifies his personal political philosophy as Bolivian socialism — made a trip to New York City this weekend to participate in the “Days of Rage” march on Wall Street. He was arrested Saturday when he refused police requests to get up and out of the way of traffic in the street.

In his emotional “rage,” Stephens told the sympathetic Socialist/Marxist/Anarchist crowd how an eeeeeevil Wall Street bank had taken his parents’ home away from them:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZZ710w6GXI&feature=player_embedded

(Full disclosure: I attended GWU as an undergrad and, to help make sure my mortgage gets paid every month, I continue to work at the law school as a part-time employee on the weekends.)

Our friend Robert and his woeful tale have quickly become darlings of the liberal blogosphere and the mainstream media (and Iran’s Tehran Times!). Here he is in a picture posted at Buzzfeed — an image that perfectly captures him utilizing the biggest tool in the left-wing’s arsenal: the media.

Caption on this photo: “Protested (sic) falls to his knees in tears in front of Chase Bank crying – this is the bank that took my parents’ home.”

According to the Daily Kos, Robert should be commended as “a patriot” for spelling out the reason people are protesting. “If you can watch it without being affected, you are as heartless as Dick Cheney,” the site notes.

There’s just one problem: Robert Stephens’ story is (surprise!) completely bogus.

Phone inquiries into the county property records & taxpayer services office reveal that the Stephens family home is not and never has been in foreclosure, that property taxes had been paid in full this year and the remaining balance on their mortgage for the half-million dollar home is less than one year’s worth of tuition+fees at their son’s law school.

The nail in this empty protest‘s coffin is a delightful phone conversation I just had with Robert’s mother, Marquita, where she admitted Chase Bank indeed was not “taking” their home from them. Instead, due to a recent “reduction in income,” they’ve decided to hold a “short sale.”

When I asked Mrs. Stephens if she and her husband planned to stay in their suburban St. Paul, Minn., surroundings after the sale, she told me they weren’t too keen on the idea. The area is “a bit too conservative,” she said.

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RE: The President That Hates His Country By Joan Swirsky
9/29/2011 4:21:13 PM
Hello Peter

Thank you for these Jewish calendar dates. I have copied and pasted this so I will them for future reference.
I have always believed the world is still fairly young and scoffed when I have heard e.g. 6 billion years ago etc...I have tried to count back to Adam and Eve and was still a little heavy thinking around 6 - 7000 years.

Yes I agree, most of the Christian dates are Pagan in origin and very suspect, as for me Jesus is the Lord of the Sabbath which is everyday. In other words I do not observe a particular day for my Lord and Saviour. My late mother always like the family get together over Christmas Day especially while my siblings and my children were small. She was the glue that kept our families together. Since my late mother died then living in the States James more often than not was working over Christmas which is the only day observed and Public day off here anyway.

Thanks Giving has been the day James and I observe and eat heartily with traditional menu. - Pumpkin Pie or Pecan Pie...Yum (New Zealand does not observe this day)

Easter is not observed on Friday and Monday as Public days off and long weekend which it is back in New Zealand - so it has been quite easy to live it as another day and I privately remember Monday a the 3rd Day...Not Sunday
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Amanda

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Hi Amanda,

Thanks for your New Years wishes. You raise interesting questions and in order to give you some information and if you're interested I can give more in later posts.

The Jewish calendar is a based on the moon's cycle as opposed to the sun's cycle. It's extremely accurate and for your information this year is 5772 since the start of of biblical counting.

In regard to the rest of your comments I will say this. There are many Christians who celebrate the biblical and Jewish holidays. The reasons for the many changes can be found if researched and are for many particularly troubling.

Shalom,

Peter

Quote:
Hello Peter,

I wish you too.

LeShana Tova U Metuka
לשנה טובה ומתוקה

I was very interested and quite shocked cause I did not know that this is Jewish New Year.
I am also wondering now, where on earth did the Christian faith of olden times go so wrong. They changed the day of the Sabbath to Sunday, Easter and Christmas are dates that more than probably are incorrect.
The New Year should be the same as Jewish as I am sure their dates are more correct than the changes the rest of the world have taken on over the centuries.

Amanda



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