Waching daily Dec 14 2017

the problems in Europe ( with Muslims ) always starts like the following : when Muslims become complaining about their conditions in Europe by claiming that their mosques are too small to accommodate us and they need big ones

well , who will build for you ( oh , Muslims ! ) big mosques like mansions ? do you who live in Spain want from the Spanish government to build you a big mosque while you are just immigrants ?

so that you will pray in it and bring you back the '' glory '' of the Andalusia ?

No , therefore , the old sister '' Saudi Arabia '' or the young sister '' Qatar '' will come along and give you millions of dollars so that you can build a big mosque and feel happy about it

but , these two countries will help you build the mosque under certain conditions not out of love for you !

which are that the Muslims should build their mosque in certain places in return for spreading and teaching the Wahhabism ( the true evil face of Islam )

which makes the Muslim youth brainwashed , makes them afraid of the Western society in which they live in

and make them hate the infidels (e.g. infidels Christians , etc.. ) , lying to them by telling them that the Westerners stole the Andalusia although it was Muslims who conquered it by the sword

and make them live the dream of the Andalusia

and all that process of brainwashing will result in turning them into brainwashed youth who hate the society which they live in

and at the end of the day , one or some of them will drive a truck or a van into a crowd of non-Muslims in Barcelona

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Rabbi Lapin - What is Morally Right About Economic Freedom? Part 1/4 - Duration: 14:18.

Before immigrating to the United States in 1973

Rabbi lLapin study Torah physics economics and mathematics in Johannesburg, London and Jerusalem

Lapin was the founding Rabbi at Pacific Jewish Center a now legendary Orthodox synagogue in Venice, California

He's a frequent speaker for hundreds of groups institutions organizations and companies

Ok too many to list here. He was a keynote speaker at the Congressional bipartisan opening of 106 Congress in Washington DC

Rabbi Lapin is a noted writer his articles have appeared in The Wall Street Journal

National Review commentary the Jewish press and many other periodicals his first book America's real war was the national bestseller

His second book

Buried Treasure:

The secrets for living from the Lord's language, was published in 2001. His third book was published by John Wiley

2002, continues selling well in America and has also been translated into Chinese and Korean. His latest project is the production of

audio CDs that present thousands of years of Jewish wisdom

Emanating from the Bible in ways that impact an improved modern-day life. I now give to you

Rabbi Daniel Lapin

Thank you very much indeed

appreciate the introduction and

I was a little worried that this particular time slot comes right off to lunch, and I had the vision of

people sitting back for a post lunch rest and

it falls to me to somehow disturb the slumber and and somehow well I

immediately

Hit upon the only solution to this and that was I thought I would lead you all in a rousing rendition of that anti-semitic

Classic Fiddler on the Roof song if I was a rich, man

And

an

Anti-semitic of course

simply because there's no Jew on earth who would sing a song if I was original I

Don't know about you, but we sing when I am a rich, man

But apparently the

Enthusiasm everybody has for the the work of the Institute will make that that painful song

Completely unnecessary mm-hmm still. I thank you all very much indeed for this opportunity and for this honor and

if I can also thank those

Many of whom are us or some of whom at least are responsible for me being here, but more importantly

People from whom I've learned an enormous amount and Lou Rockwell of course

Tops the list I really appreciate the opportunity to be here and

Also all I've learned from you Lou over the years appreciate that

Walter Bloch

there he is

So much learned so much from Walter, and he's done so much for me, so thank you very much indeed as well really appreciate that

Curt Doolittle is he here - did Curt make it?

Doesn't seem to be here but he's somebody in that category

Sam Silva from Atlanta who really was one of the first to expose me to

to the interface between religion and economics drove me here from Atlanta this morning and

needless to say obviously the the spirit of

Murray Rothbard

hovering palpably

In the room I think and I think Murray used to enjoy being a Rabbi to a Rabbi

and

For my part of course I was very happy to sit at his feet and and and drink of the wisdom which I did in

Good measure, so so there was always a great pleasure and something that was very comfortable for me

and you know one of the first things I did when

When Lou extended this invitation and and he didn't give me a lot of time to say yes or no, I mean

I was ready to say yes, right away, which I did before I even knew what was entailed

but

The first thing I did was I went to see like who are the people who've given this new church Memorial Lecture in the past

And I've got to be honest. I I was immediately overwhelmed by an extremely uncomfortable inferiority complex

The list was

one after the other prominent economists

people who've published in some cases dozens of books and

And I really I thought I was gonna have to come here with a paper bag over my head

Somehow and and just do my thing but you know there

I thought about it, and I thought it's the Lou Church Memorial Lecture Lou Church made money

He was a businessman and so it doesn't matter how many books you've published it matters. How many books you've sold

That's the way I looked at it and so

So we're you know I may not have published that many books audio CDs

but we are approaching a quarter million sold in the last few years three or four years or so and

I'm hoping that with your good assistants will push it over the top of that magic number in a short while, but that is

yes, I do believe passionately in the business system I

believe in making money I do and I believe in making money because my culture and

Religious background assures me that

in a reasonably free market and in a world of

honest

transparency in interactions a

World where I don't believe I have to pull a fast one over somebody else in order to make a dollar because I don't think

my dollar represents his loss

in such a world making money is

A certificate of good performance, it's a mark of virtue. That's exactly what it is and

so I

began realizing a number of years ago that there was an area of research that needed looking at and

The area of research was very simple which was why is it that Jews are?

disproportionately good with money

Now I realized of course that if anybody tried to do this anyone study this who was not circumcised

They would be instantly demonized for

Bigoted anti-semitism how dare you even?

Notice that Jews are just proportionally good with money

Well Jews represent just about two percent of American population and in the Forbes 400 list that means they should be between eight and nine

Jews maybe and there's never fewer than 60 usually closer to 100 stop that

You know it doesn't mean there. Nope were Jews. It just means Jews are disproportionately good with money, and I realized

That if this area of research was going to be done

it would have to be done by me because I realize this is probably the only field in all of

academia where removal of a small piece of skin

Converts bigotry to research

Okay that doesn't have to be that small. It's just a piece of skin all right there it it's okay

That that's what does it?

and

I

Thought we need to really study this and understand. Why is a veg news of excelled, and I obviously looked at all the the main

myths and theories one of them obviously is taken from the Oxford English Dictionary where the word jus appears as a verb as

Introduce somebody, and I thought well you know maybe Jews excel because they rip people off all the time

and there's no question about it that feeling free to rip people up all the time is a

massive advantage in business for a limited period of time so I

Studied that and found that in fact by the way, I researched

Particularly through the South I really enjoyed that because I found small town after small town naturist was was one town in the south

Where there were Jewish people who had done business with non Jews in the vicinity for?

years decades

the relationships were long and durable and warm and positive and

Friendships were part of the business relationships, and I found this to be standard across the country

It's not possible to have long term friendly

Relationships with people you're doing business with if the theory and governing principles of those people is rip them off

So I had to reject the vet here you're never a number of others such is one of them of course is the well-known

racial theory that the Cossacks killed off all the poor Jews leaving the rich ones to pass the money gene down in their sperm and

Needless to say a modern Medical Sciences yet failed to identify this mysterious gene and

In any event if there was such a thing you wouldn't find the popular phenomenon

Of usually third or fourth generation of wealthy dynasties frittering it away and somehow or another

Being populated by scions and heirs with with zero economic capacity whatsoever so the notion that somehow

Rich Jews were mainly managed to save themselves and passes on that just made absolutely no sense

I need that needed at any of the other theories leaving only

One explanation for why it is that Jews are disproportionately good with money?

the primary main

Explanation has to do with Roger Bannister

Roger Bannister was the first human being in history to run a mile in under four minutes in the year

You good you are have you noticed that people who are into economics are into reality

they're people who know things and

I mean you know most you go to a college audience

In nobody knows may 1954 anyway there

It is may 1954 does the mile in four minutes anybody know how many people ran the mile in four minutes the next year

Approximately 1, 10, hundred how many?

Yeah actually a few dozen and how about in the last five years

Hundreds right thousands properly, I don't know the exact number, but it's it's limitless

Well if it's so easy to run a mile in four minutes. There are thousands of people have done it since May 1954

How come nobody did it in January 1954 and they could have got all the fame and fortune?

It's one very simple thing

It's the same reason that last year hundreds of people went up Everest

But when Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay did it a year earlier in 1953 it was astounding?

Now I'm not saying I could do it and I couldn't run a mile in four minutes either

But it's totally doable you know why because we now know that

It can be done

That makes all the difference because we are predominantly

Spiritual creatures with a physical outfit. We are not physical creatures with a spiritual dimension

We are not people with a soul. We are souls with a body

That's how important your mental state is that's how important?

It is in health when speak about people speak about holistic health we're talking about the ability of the mind to impact the body

Lewis Thomas writes engagingly about the ability of the human mind to get rid of warts

using placebos

It's astonishing we can do anything with our minds as long as we leave in it

You got to believe it can be done. You've got to believe it's worth doing

And ladies and gentlemen the single most important reason why Jews have excelled in business over the years?

Is because they have believed

Implicitly without a shadow of a doubt

That making money is in and of itself a good thing that

When you make money you are de facto

Doing something good

You do not have to give it away afterwards in order to validate your virtue

You don't have to be the modern equivalent of the ancient pirate who raped and plundered all his life

And then built a palace and a church for the bishop to in order to acquire

Legitimacy and respectability and prestige in the community not like that at all

If you became wealthy and were not a charitable person you've still done good

It's reprehensible that you certainly still done good and

So for Jews it's a perfectly natural phenomenon

By the way, I wish what I was saying were true

For all Jews

But you know I

can't

Mislead you without stating clearly that unfortunately

somewhere between 60 and 75 percent of the people who identifies Jews in the United States of America

Would happily stone me for almost everything I am saying today

Because they don't believe it

That's one of the reasons that you do not find quite the same level of Jewish

Entrepreneurship in the community that you used to find a few generations ago

So there have been serious, and and and and and tragic changes

And I'll I'll probably have a minute or two to slowly explain how and why that is?

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Rabbi Lapin - What is Morally Right About Economic Freedom? Part 4/4 - Duration: 14:45.

And then you've got the other version you've got the socialist version that's the other way of organizing human society and

That model

has an enormous advantage

because it seems to imply a moral system wrapped up within the economic system and so the

evil is camouflaged and obscured by the

terminology of for the people and caring about people in compassion

and it's for the poor and so on and so forth and here you've got these two models presented very clearly in the

eleventh chapter of Genesis, it's the story of the Tower of Babel and

there again

there are

Several very important points that are just a part of a

traditional biblical understanding of human life in the organizing of human life and

And and the story and the point in the natural is very simple imagine if you would that?

we we pause and

We carry on with the program and then later on this evening

I get as many of you as I can to cluster around and I say hey everybody I saw there's a Home Depot store

Not that far from here come on tonight when the program is done

Let's go to the Home Depot store and buy a whole bunch of two-by-fours come on

You all look at each other the Sun getting to the sky, what's with him?

But how about

if instead of that I said

Hey, everybody. We've got an evening clear before the program reconvenes in the morning. Why don't we build an?

extra room for

the Institute they're out of space

Let's work through the night and just make this happen the sun's gonna come up. There's gonna. Be another organelle commune say

Interesting how do we do it? I say no problem

We go down to Home Depot buy a whole lot of lumber

And then we'll work through the night and somebody will go and get beer that we can keep ourselves refresh

And there's gonna be a load of fun

and

There's a possibility I actually might get a few of you to join me doing that

But only if I tell you what the goal is before I tell you how you do it if I tell you about the doing

You know let's go get lumber. I haven't fired your spirit. I haven't excited your imagination. There's nothing there

Without best background you'll probably be astonished to hear

that

In those mysterious nine verses in Chapter eleven of Genesis and and again, you've got to realize

I mean This is a book that lies at the heart of Western civilization

In the middle of the 15th century when Johann Gutenberg invented the printing press

you know he didn't run off as his first venture the Disel Dorf telephone directory I

Mean it was the Bible this was the center of Western

Civilization the words were studied and pored over for meaning and and people understood

This wasn't just a narrative about long-forgotten people this was a blueprint to existence. It was a comprehensive

Theory on the totality of all reality and so they really looked at the section, and they said oh wait

I think this is very striking is very amazing

Do you know what it actually says in the in chapter 11?

It says that the people gather together and said hey everybody let's make rich

Wow let's make bricks

And everybody said yeah, yeah, yeah, let's go make bricks and then afterwards they say now all we do is a brick

So we'll build a big city with the tower that goes all the way up to the sky that boy girl can make a painting

of this and everything's fine, so

Well why don't you tell us what you wanted to do first I did you missed the point

The essence here is the bricks not the tower

You see there are two building materials available out there one is stones, and the other is bricks

And there's two fundamental differences between stones and bricks

Stones are made by God and each and every one of them is unique

bricks are made by people, and they're all absolutely identical to one another that's the whole point of bricks and

That was what the Tower of Babel was all about it was a model of let's make bricks out of everybody

you're all going to be treated as if you're identical to one another and this is going to be a creation of man and

What will come out of it?

Yeah, will be the tower and so on and so forth and it's not going to last very long

But that doesn't matter because the important thing is to turn all you into bricks not stones

That is very central to

this understanding

The tower was led by a man called Nimrod

The guy he hated like poison was a guy called Abraham

And there was this eternal struggle between the two competing visions of how to organize

Society the Abraham model, which is what built the United States of America? It's also what built ancient Israel and

You've got the Nimrod model the centralized control from the center tower

where everything is controlled and everybody is forced to be exactly like everybody else and

It is not hard in that

Matrix to recognize the difference between moral and immoral between right and wrong between freedom and tyranny

there are not halfway measures and

Let me

Do something at this point that I enjoy doing because one of the key things about the a dramatic model

Is that it is based on?

giving

It is not based on taking it is based on creating and making not on

Consuming and taking the Abramovic model is based on figuring out how can I bless other people?

What can I do for other human beings? I?

Alluded earlier to the fact that

My work is based on writing on a lot of this material

Producing ancient Jewish wisdom in formats that make it accessible to each and every person in the United States of America and

What I would like to do if I may is

Perhaps express

my appreciation by

The process of perhaps doing the following let me ask this and who has traveled the farthest to be here

Today well, I guess that would be me Seattle well. Thanks very much indeed

Where did you come from oh?

My goodness just Honduras do I hear anything higher than Honduras? Oh?

Come on. You came to this conference from Sydney Australia. Now you come here from Honduras for the conference you did

And you're here for the conference and now when are you going back oh my goodness?

Really Guatemala Honduras and Germany we're about

Really well come up here

Really, well, that's that's very generous. Then you come up here anyways

Come up here, because I would like to to give you this

and this is a

Package of some of the products that we make available

I'm not going to take time to tell you about them now because they're all here

But this is the one that we're discussing tonight. They're about shall prosper and this one on the top

I see here is called the perils of profanity

this is very helpful for people who find themselves using bad language and

Are and realize how it impacts their money-making?

Ability how damaging it is to to use language that is profane and destructive

Tell me like some of the things you really say note that that I'm just joking I'm just joking

Thank you very much if I pleasure to meet you enjoy

And so

What we what we see are two fundamental models an Abram model and a Nimrod model and

What we see is a Nimrod model is based on taking from people treating them as

disposable nothing but bricks an Abraham model that recognizes the creative power of every single individual human being and

These two models flow from how we answer

the three fundamental and

transcendent questions of life and

If you don't know what the three transcending questions of life are just go on an airplane ride

particularly one that has lots of delays which and it's frustrating and they don't have

Beverage service pretty soon you start talking to your neighbor you start off grumbling and complaining to each other pretty soon

there's communication going on and you find the same questions being asked all the time particularly if you're sitting next to a child and

The question is always the same

Where are you from? Where are you going, and what do you do? How do you help your fellow human beings?

What do you do for them? I'm not nosy. I don't want

I'm not just saying how do you make a living have you make money? I'm saying gee

What do you do for your fellow human beings?

And those are the three basic questions

The three basic questions lie at the heart of the entire human experience and three questions are how did we get on this planet and?

There really are only two answers to that and the answers have real implications

the two answers are number one the good Lord created us in His image and put us here and

a whole lot of people follow that view and that is a belief

But don't forget all the major decisions in our lives are made on the basis of beliefs not knowledge when you get married you believe

She's fantastic and you'll live happily ever after or vice versa it doesn't guarantee if there are no facts. What's more

Statistics. I hate that phrase right well people know I think that

Folks who try and obtain all the facts by living together before marriage, which seems to make all this in the world

Would you buy a car without driving it around the block they say?

But paradoxically the marriage statistics for folks who actually try and get all the facts are not good

Because there are certain major actions in life when we do on the basis of belief and it works better that way you invest on

Belief you do diligence you find out everything you can but if you actually had all the facts there wouldn't be any profit left

That's how the market works. It's belief and so people either believe that humans are on this planet

It was the good Lord created us in the image

With each and every one of us with a capacity to create and with a capacity to be unique and he put us here

The only other way, I'm aware of answering that question is that by a lengthy process of unaided

materialistic evolution primitive protoplasm turned into Bach and Beethoven. Oh

don't laugh real-really rude to laugh a lot at people's religions, so

Do you know the Third Way the only Third Way

I know these little green men in spaceships came and put us here

but that only postpones the question doesn't it where did they come from so there doesn't really help and

So it is with a question where we're going to end up in the question of what we're doing over here

But this fundamental question of are we here

By a process that renders us nothing but sophisticated

Animals, or are we here as unique beings touched by the finger of God?

It's very very important

Because if we are here only as a process of an era in materialistic evolution

Then I'm nothing but a primate I have less hair than many other primate

You didn't have to laugh at that one

You know I don't have as good eyesight. I can't run as quickly, but I'm basically I'm basically an animal

I happen to have a brain other animals don't have the same

But that's all I am if that's the case then it is only right and appropriate that

I should

Be taken care of by a zookeeper

or a farmer in the great, Beltway

That makes all the sense in the world

because if I am an animal and

that makes me the same as all my other animals and that is a

Farmer or a zookeeper does exactly what he has to do if he gives all the cows the same amount of food

Comes back a few hours later and finds that one cow is accumulated most of it. Well. Yeah the cows have nothing left

He'll do what any smart farmer does he'll redistribute the food. It's the moral right thing to do and

So through this mechanism it becomes apparent that if indeed our

Vision is one without any shred of spirit and without a shred of moral foundation

Then I would have to conclude that socialism is the default position for good and decent people

Barbarism and maybe tribalism is the default position for people who don't have the act together

But if you strip away

the foundations of faith and

The belief system by means of which the human being is something unique and wondrous and special then you also have stripped away

the foundations of a system that says

Freedom is more important than equality

Because for animals equality is more important than freedom the two danbury era and for human beings freedom Trump's

Equality that's really what it's all about and so we we thought we asked the question of what's right about the free-market

Economic system the answer is almost everything in and of itself

You mustn't make the mistake of thinking that it is a moral system as well

It's an economic system

but it's an economic system that is held up and propped and maintained by the

Existence of a spiritually based moral system as well, and that is an unbreakable

Combination it's one. That is endured and it is one that has created for us all here the the greatest model of

Prosperity and freedom that the world has ever seen in all our time

Ladies and gentlemen. I thank you all so much for being part of the Mises Institute

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Rasheeda Frost's Husband Is Relieved — Jasmine Washington's Paternity Case Was Thrown Out of Court

Do not expect to find out who is the biological father of baby Kannon anytime soon.

A few months ago, Jasmine Washington decided to file a paternity suit against Kirk Frost.

As fans of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta are aware, it has been almost two years since Washington claimed that she had an affair with Rasheeda's husband and they had a love child together.

Kirk took the blame for the scandalous affair but has been stalling the paternity test.

Moreover, rumors claimed he has not been paying child support for little Kannon.

According to reliable sources via Bossip, the judge handling the matter had given Miss Washington two weeks to serve Kirk with the paternity complaint otherwise the case will be thrown out.

According to Miss Washington's lawyer, Tony Mathis, once more, Kirk has found a way to dodge the service.

He never received the documents and had refused to appear in court.

A few days ago, a miracle took place, the attorney was able to track Kirk, and he accepted the service, but it was already too late.

The deadline was two months ago, and Georgia family court Judge Debra Turner handling the case has announced that she is throwing it out.

Based on the simple fact that Kirk and Washington did not respect the deadline.

Kannon is over one year old, and to this day, no one has been able to establish who is his biological father.

It is not known how long this drama will drag on.

Some insiders say Kirk has been paying Washington on the low to keep the storyline going for the next season of the VH1 reality series.

Fans are fed up with the same old scandal and drama and by the looks of things so is Rasheeda.

She has filed for divorce from Kirk and is busy opening stores in different states.

A fan of the show said: "Good morning kirk what's up to how are you bro happy holidays to you and your family and friends.

I see you are working on your Christmas that's good I love it it's the time of the year nice picture, you and your family have a wonderful day take care and be safe god bless you your family and friends.

I wish you would accept Kannon in your life.".

A second commenter stated: "About time! Beautiful tree.

Users, it's the camera! It's not photoshopped.

I Don't understand how you go on with your life knowing that you're missing out on your son's life.".

The new season will have of things going on.

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Rabbi Lapin - What is Morally Right About Economic Freedom? Part 2/4 - Duration: 12:49.

Come about but something if you if you think about the generation of Jews that came over and were peddlers my grandfather a

peddler in Judaism and

honorable calling an

Honorable calling traveled from town to town welcomed wherever he went

Now today most people think peddler you're gonna knock on somebody's door

You're bothering them you're disturbing the next step not what used to happen to Grandpa Lapin

They used to like it when he used to knock on the door, so I will give you through a Jewish lens

What life was like for Grandpa Lapin, and I'll save all the disappointments

And I'm going to compress a long and grueling day into the next 60 seconds

But grandpa lapin would knock on the door of a house and lady would come to the door and say hi

Do you have anything here? You don't need and she'd say well. We've got a sort of table. We've replaced our dining room table

We've got an old table downstairs were getting rid of that. He says really how you getting rid of it

She says the city's coming by to pick it up on Wednesday

He says they do it for free. She says no of course not thinking to charge five dollars

he says I'll tell you what you help me load it on my my wagon or my truck here and

I'll give you five dollars

Sure, that's a deal. They load it up on the wagon and

Grandpa lapin trundles off with their table at this point if we did a quick financial statement on this family

They are better off by how much

Ten dollars okay on most campuses. They say five and

So this is fun

Grandpa Lapin stops at the hardware store spends a dollar and some paint and a few nails knocks on the next house again

I'm leaving out all that people that weren't home and people who didn't want anything. We're just moving along quickly

Yeah, knocks on the next. I say anybody. He'll want a table and the woman says well

Just a moment my daughter is getting married in two weeks time Agatha, Agatha comes running up.

She says well

We were actually going to buy a table at Ethan Allen my grandpa Lepin says how much you know pay for it says

$20 he says well

I go one on my wagon you can have for $10 now mind you had had some scratches and one was leg was loose

But I put some nails in gave it a new coat of paint

She says let me take a look at it comes on take some

so do for a start a table and they carry the table in and they give grandpa Lapin

$10. Now how much better off does the financial statement of the second family show they are

Also, $10, so now we're better off on aggregate the village is better off by $20 well

No you forgot the dollar in the till of the hardware store

And you've also forgotten the arbitrage how much was grandpa lap and got in his pocket

$4 still and

There's always somebody in an audience not an audience like this, but at a university audience

There's usually somebody who thinks this is smoke and mirrors and that I've somehow played faster with the with the figures here

And I haven't it's very very simple

I'm about to give you the finest economic definition of one of the most successful

Companies on the internet that made money from day number one. I'm referring to

eBay

The best definition of eBay is seventy thousand Grandpa Lapins working simultaneously

That's all it is it's the greatest peddler in the world

all it does is

Finds people who want to rather get some money instead of the whatever it is that they've got sitting in their garage

So they're better off at the end of that transaction

And then it finds somebody who wants to give money

in exchange for that particular thing because it's exactly what they want and it makes them better off and

Guess what there's an arbitrage eBay has got a few dollars in their pocket as well, just like Grandpa Lapin

That's how it works, and so there is this deep conviction that

by engaging in commerce

you doing something good, and you're doing something wonderful, and you're doing something helpful for people and

So it was no surprise to Grandpa Lapin to his descendants that when he knocked on the door to offer a transaction

people responded warmly and

enthusiastically because somehow mysteriously

After he had passed through everybody felt better off the cause

That they actually were

Exactly so when you do something for another human being and

There is an exchange that takes place

Everybody is better off. That is not a hard thing to understand and this thing is rooted

Within the morality of the biblically based

Judeo-christian system and that's why it is both in the Lord's language

Which is Hebrew? Who's well-known to most of the founders of our country?

Was well-known to most of the Killearn colonial clergy men

One of whom Cotton Mather used to refer to Yale as our New England Beit Midrash Beit Midrash is the Hebrew word for

house of study

They were very very familiar with these texts very familiar

And I do believe that had a lot to do

With the United States of America becoming the world's greatest engine of prosperity and freedom

You don't really have to say prosperity and freedom for people in the know because people you know know those two always go together

And

So it's no wonder because with in Hebrew and by the way it's been retained in English we use

Exactly the same word for how to treat a customer as how to worship God

this past weekend you might have attended a worship service and

If you go to see a lie, maybe you don't have to go as far as Seattle

But you go somewhere where there's a Nordstrom store

And you buy a pair of shoes you will find that as you want to try on a pair of shoes

without feeling that he's engaging in anything menial whatsoever the salesman does this in front of you right here and

He's down on his knees changing your shoe

That's called customer service

because if you

please

one of God's children

Then you're obviously pleasing God as well

Now my wife, and I have been blessed with seven children and so we've experienced something over the years that most of you probably

your families are immune to our families has been really rough on this and that is bickering and squabbling between siblings when they're little and

One of the great delights of what you can get a little bit older is when that fades away

And they start taking care of one another and it's really it's hard to measure

The joy as a parent when you see your children

relating to one another

With with closeness and compassion and consideration, it's wonderful and so for me

It's no mystery that in the same way that as a father

I'm thrilled when all my kids take care of one another that our Father in heaven should be thrilled until I didn't get a great

Big smile on his face when you see somebody take care of a customer in a store

well yeah, that makes sense and

Somebody might say well is doing it for profit

Again in

in the culture of the Torah'

Actions trump intent our belief is that only the good Lord himself knows what lies inside the hearts of men

how can I possibly attribute a motive to you when I barely know why I do things myself sometimes and

So the notion that I can discredit the virtue of your action because your motive might be selfish well

You only have to ask yourself, would you rather have a next-door neighbor?

Who deep in his heart really really loves you?

But he keys your your your car and picks your kids and kills your cat, but he really really loves you

Would you like a next door neighbor who deep in his hearts?

Not really sure how he feels about Jews, or southerners or academics or whatever you want?

But my goodness for the last 15 years this what a great neighbor you got would you rather have?

Actions trump intentions, and so if somebody is taking care of you in the store and yes

He's hoping to get a tip. He's hoping to make a profit or whatever it is

what's that got to do with anything the action is taking care of another one of God's children and

So we've got to understand that what's going on is a recognition that

the process of economic entry correction is deeply linked to the process of

relationships between human beings and

Our understanding there is that we live in a world that somehow or another?

appears to have been created

somehow for the purpose of

Bonding in connection

The good Lord creates a world with about a hundred and ten

elements a

Little more than that as of last weekend they keep dropping that but basically a hundred and ten elements

and you look around you today, and I would bet

That there is probably not a single

Element there has played a useful part in your life today or yesterday

anything that's played a useful part in your life has always been a mixture of elements a

Bonding of elements the very air you breathe is oxygen and nitrogen

What do we drink is hydrogen and oxygen iron is an element?

But it's not good for much more than making cost iron lawn ornaments

If you want to build a machine you need steel steel is a big complicated compound

It's a mixture of everything and all and so we go all the way to

Something as simple as salt

salt will something that played a role in the

Sacrifices in the temple that is why by the way that in the Western tradition. This is not true in Africa

It's not true in Asia, but in the Western tradition

We put salt on the table, and this is how it's been since the very beginning of Western for salt on the table

Why our bodies need all kinds of of minerals, but nobody says scuse me could you pass the iron filings. Please your body needs iron

Your body needs potassium can anybody see the potassium flakes. Please could you pass them down under this end of the table?

No because all the minerals you need you get from the food you eat

And that's true for salt as well any doctor will tell you you don't need to add salt

So why do they put salt on the table because there was always this understanding that the table

Was a miniature altar it was a place where people got together. Not just to feed their bodies, but to also

Partake of a soul expanding experience, and if it's going to represent the old altar in the temple, then it needs salt as well

That's what they did, but why did salt play a role

What's the point of salt or salt is a perfect example of God's blueprint of connectivity?

Where you can take two toxic substances like sodium and chlorine each on its own a real problem I?

Mean, you know you might say. Why don't we just put shakers on the table labeled sodium chlorine?

And then you could say you know when your chicken soup country would say pass the chlorine. I'm on a low-sodium diet

The trouble is or would kill you

Because chlorine is as toxic as sodium is but mysteriously with the alchemy of

relationships in the alchemy of bonding even toxic things

become tasty and benevolent

So it is possible

To take a toxic thing like a single male

bond him to a single female and

All of a sudden you've created something benevolent

Which is why it is that God during the beginning of Genesis appears to be a very good-natured deity?

I mean everything's good whatever he makes is good and

The very first time he turns grumpy is when he says not good for what not good for man to be alarmed

Because we're in a world where things depend on bonding and things depend on

connectivity

Does God want us to have great sex

Well, I cannot pretend to really know

the inner workings of God's mind when it comes to these matters, I really don't know but

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It doesn't surprise me as somebody who believes in a kind and loving God

It doesn't surprise me one little bit

That since God does want a man and a woman to be married to one another and to be

Dedicated to one another and to their children

That he should provide as a blessing

Or as a benefit to those who fulfill his wishes in that area

Then he should provide them with a blessing of great sensual pleasure

It doesn't shock me this doesn't surprise me in any way at all does God want us to be rich

I have the same answer to tell you the truth. I can't say with any certainty on that subject however

I do know that God does want us to be obsessively

preoccupied with the needs and desires of other people

Whether they're your clients or your customers whether they're your vendors or employees

be obsessively preoccupied with the needs of other people and

It shouldn't surprise anybody who believes in a loving deity

That the result of that is the great blessing of prosperity and wealth

Surely the ultimate way

To achieve prosperity become obsessively preoccupied with the needs of other people

Do not insist on making buggy whips while Henry Ford is building a car down the road?

because now you are not focused on what other people need or want you're focused on what you want to do and

This is again one of the principles that has been very helpful

to Jews over the years and

that is

Recognizing that the advice you sometimes get when you're graduating high school when you're graduating in college or at different stages of your life

people sometimes say to you the important thing in life is to find a

Job that you really love go and work in an area that you've really got passion for

wrong

Sounds very nice, but it's wrong

It's wrong because it's selfish what it's saying is I want to make a living doing what I like doing

You missing point this isn't about the money. It's about your relationship with other people

You've got to find what other people need and want and then learn how to get passionate about supplying it

The passion follows what needs doing you don't need to do what you're already passionate about

For those few lucky people who are able to synthesize from day one. That's a blessing. That's wonderful for most of the rest of us

prosperity is the result of

building relationships

first and that of course is the answer to one of the big questions, which is Abraham was a pretty cool guy I

mean to this day we speak of you know the monotheistic religion that flows from Abraham is very nice and

but how come the children of

Israel Israel's just another name for Jacob Abraham's grandson

But how come the people the Jewish people or the Israelites happened they didn't start with Abraham

We could have been the children of Abraham. We could have been the Abram i'ts need name

what's wrong with that where we have to be the Israelites for well because

God wasn't ready to start a people with Abraham

There was a little bit of a problem there one of the problems was that Abraham was not able to convey the sense of

dedication and obsession with what your brother, or sister need to his own children

Isaac and Ishmael had slight misunderstandings along the way well what Abraham?

Had you know at least one great son Isaac, why don't we have the Jewish people starting off with Isaac?

No, it didn't work either because Isaac

also

had two sons Jacob and Esau had a disagreement there over a

Transaction by the way one of them fought a contract meant to contract the other didn't

Abraham Jacob purchased the birthright

Solemnly by means of a contract for the payment of some food and later on

Esau said I didn't know you meant it for real well pal. That's what a contract means

That's why the Old Testament is filled with contractual relationships those contracts are wonderful things they make

relationships between people thrive and flower

they're good things

Didn't work with Isaac now we come to Jacob whose other name was Israel now Jacob has 12 sons one of whom is Joseph

Joseph upsets his brothers for a variety of reasons and

The brothers gather to kill him and they're about to slaughter him when Maine son

Judah after whom the word Judaism comes

Judah makes this profound statement he gathers the men around and he says to his brothers. Hey, wait a sec

We're just about to kill Joseph, but help me understand this again

How do you make a buck from selling your brother from killing your brother? In

Hebrew where's the profit meaning monetary profit in killing our brother, so all the brothers surround saying well

Let's see who can we get to pay us for the carpet no guys no, but I'll do that. Wait a second

I got it instead of killing him. Why don't we sell him? Oh?

Yeah, that's how you make a profit off your brother

So they sell him and everybody's happy

Except Joseph of course. as time goes by Joseph becomes ruler of Egypt the brothers come down in a famine to buy

bread they don't know who this guy is and

He recognizes them gives them all the bread they want and then instructs these officers to do what?

Some of you may remember put the money back in the bag

the brothers that night arrived in a hotel they opened their bag to see they got enough food to take home to dad and

Everyone sees his money on the top of the bag total terror

We're being set up. They're gonna accuse us of theft

The brothers didn't get the message. You know what the message is it's not about the money idiots. It's about the relationship

We've gotta fix you guys up you thought

Relationships are there to be squandered in the name of profit, and you don't understand. It's the other way around

relationships produce profit and

So we're gonna have to show you it's not about the money

It's about the relationships

And it's not until the brothers catch on to that that we're able to actually reach the point

Where Jacob is finally able to come to Egypt and be reconciled with all his sons and to give a blessing to his

Grandsons and there begins that children of Israel and that's exactly how it worked back then

because

relationships depend on

the uniqueness of every human being

And what I'm saying I

Mean if you've got a friend a friend is really nice you have a friend and

If nothing else you can tell that friend a joke because it's it's just fun to tell people jokes that's all there is to it

particularly if they laugh

But if all of us were identical and your friend is identical to you that means we're just clones of one another

As soon as you tell him a joke he's answer is hey stop. I've already heard that one. I know it in fact

I was going to tell it to you. Okay, how about this one? No no that one also. I'm the same as you remember

Not only could there be no joke-telling among people who are not unique there would also be no trading there can be no commerce

among people who are

Identical to one another if people are not unique no trading no telling jokes

It is only through our uniqueness

it is only because I

Would rather have a pair of sneakers

With a red light in the heel that flashes when I walk than twenty dollars

And if you the shoe store in the mall you'd rather have twenty dollars

then your inventory of a pair of sneakers with a red flashing light, but if we were identical and

That's one of the reasons you never see dogs trading with one another no dog says well

And well, I see we both want this bone

Tell you what why don't you take the bone now, and then you can do something else for me tomorrow?

No because we're dogs we both want the bone now

It's all we see the world is just one big bone or taking up our total eyeballs. That's all there is

it

Is precisely the uniqueness that makes it possible the uniqueness is what well that's what being?

created in God's image actually means

It means each and every one of us is as unique

monotheism we recognize God as as this unique being and

So similarly if we were created in the image of God then each and every one of us is unique in this one other similarity

We are also able to create things just like God

We're able to

Create we are not - I always resent when we're called consumers in the text books

I'm not a consumer, and if we were all consumers

They wouldn't be roads sewerage systems and museums

Those things only exist because we create more than we consume, so we are net creators not consumers

This is not a validation of confiscatory rates of Taxation

And

So we find

Invariably

Invariably in societies that are capable of building and creating wealth

Those societies also are committed to the idea of the uniqueness of a human being by the way another way of saying

The uniqueness of the human being is freedom

The freedom to each and everybody to be unique to be your own person with your own terms of desires and drives and doles

Conversely those societies that are any capable of creating wealth the socialist model

Invariably insists that all human beings are the same have you ever seen what government housing looks like

Whether it's in Moscow or Chicago makes absolutely no difference

You will all stay in exactly the same type house and don't you dare think of painting your friend or purple

You'll have the government on you

Have you noticed that folks who both subscribe to the worldview of

Zero wealth creation that just moving wealth around they like public transport

They hate the motorcar and they are

furiously and ferociously and stubbornly

Insisting on getting every American into a bus or a light rail system

Regardless of the fact that in virtually every major city in America you can take a look at light rail system

Going by empty with not a soul inside that it doesn't matter you will learn because we will make the alternative impossible

You are all identical to one another

Which brings us to the point that

There really are only

two models

For human organization, I'm not counting tribalism

So it is true that tribalism is a way you can live it's not exactly way of organizing because nobody

organizes tribal societies they just are extended families and so

Three and a half thousand rulers and bureaucrats and political power brokers in Saudi Arabia all cousins of one another

the tribal system by and large has not yet figured out how to build a bicycle and

So I discount the tribal system is a really great way of organizing human beings but that leaves two

Ways of organizing human beings that that really do work

One of them is the a Abraminic model and that is the model

subscribed to by the founding fathers of the United States of America the idea that

There are two aspects of life the unchangeable and the must change

There are the there is the system of immutable values?

Within which framework it is possible to generate

the kinds of behaviors and characteristics that create wealth and

then there's another set of

Life there's another aspect of life in which things must change all the time think of it as the spiritual and the material

Schumpeter's "Creative Destruction" the idea that yesterday's economic model if it doesn't get destroyed today will get destroyed tomorrow it is going

To go it's painful for everyone when it happens, but it gives birth to a completely new beginning. It is the it is the the

the the caterpillar

Going in to the the the cocoon, and the butterfly coming out

that particular

understanding that our

fundamental

values and the pin and provide a matrix of

Security for an economic system that depends on the principle that everything must change

Constantly and the faster you change in the faster

You adapt the more you will be blessed with reward monetary reward prosperity and wealth that's the idea

But it only works within a framework of the unchangeable

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Why Emma Stone Is About to Have Her Best Year Ever

  2018 is looking up for Emma Stone.  Thats not to say that 2017 wasnt stellar of course.

It was one for the ages, which makes the statement that shes just now entering the time of her life a bit controversial and inviting of sarcasm. She won an Oscar last year! you say. She got to make out with Ryan Gosling! you say.

How in the world is a person supposed to follow up a year that was defined by La La Land?  The answer is: Its impossible.

Which makes the sheer fact that her life is getting better and better even after winning her first Oscar all the more impressive. .

Lets start by recapping this year. 2017 could largely be defined as a garbage dump of an orbit around the sun, both in Hollywood and society at large.

But Emma Stones life was like a shining bright star in all the darkness. She got all those gold statues. She surpassed Jennifer Lawrenceto become the highest-paid actress. She found her voice in the gender equality debate.

She, like, totally patched things up with Andrew Garfield. Her movie Battle of the Sexes was a success.

She got super buff and spent the better portion of the month of September doing press tours with feminist icon Billie Jean King. And shes moved up to the coveted spot of Jennifer Lawrences #1 Best Friend. You really dont get better than that. .

At the very least shell be a fixture on the party-and-promotion circuit which means we can all expect plenty of entertaining quips—especially given the fact that Lawrences Globes snub means shell be largely absent from award season yet again.  Regardless of what happens on the awards podium her 2018 is also shaping up to be a strong one career-wise.

Shell be starring in The Favourite, a dramedy about the court of Queen Anne, alongside Nicholas Hoult, Rachel Weisz and Joe Alwyn.

The highly-anticipated live-action version of 101 Dalmations, which follows the exploits of the villain Cruella de Vil, will finally hit theaters with Stone in the titular role as the fur-loving aristocrat. .

And finally shell be following the footsteps of heavyweights like Reese Witherspoonand Laura Dern right into prestige television—and reuniting with her first famous costar.

Shell be starring in the Netflix show Maniac, which is reportedly about an institutionalized man who dreams up a fantasy life in an alternate reality (by what weve managed to patch together, it seems that Stone is in that fantasy life).  The show will also star Stones old Superbad co-conspirator Jonah Hill and is directed by the man who brought the world True Detective.

So in other words, look for this to be starring in your binge-watching to-do lists and disrupting award shows in the future. .

But as the old adage goes, what is success without someone special to share it with? Sure, Emma has plenty of people for that, but this year shell be answering the prayers of all her fans and well-wishers who have been hoping for her to move on from old flame Andrew Garfield.

Their relationship was so God damn adorable that it was hard to picture her finding something as meaningful with someone else—until now.  After what felt like years of speculation (and in reality was probably only a few weeks), Stone stepped out with her rumored new boyfriend, finally making things official.

She has reportedly been dating Saturday Night Live writer Dave McCary for several months, but they have been photographed together in New York City several times recently.

After studying the resulting paparazzi photos for far longer than well ever admit, we can say definitively that they are adorable together. .

Without drawing too much of a comparison well say that he slightly resembles a similar type to Garfield and that the nerdy-cute vibe seems to really be working.

She has yet to speak about him publicly, but his appearance or lack thereof on the award circuit may end up speaking volumes. Regardless of how serious she chooses to get, theres no arguing that all the pieces have fallen together perfectly. .