The massive Chabad-Lubavitch propaganda apparatus endeavors to spread among the population various deceptions, such as 1) Chabad-Lubavitch is normative Torah Judaism, 2) Chabad-Lubavitch is normative Chasidism, 3) Chabad-Lubavitch is the vanguard, the leaders of Judaism/Chasidism, 4) Their leader is the leader of the Jewish people (נשיא הדור), 5) They respect, love, get along with every Jew, etc., etc. The truth however, is at variance with these claims.
Let us just examine now one of the multiple, or should I say manifold, Chabad deceptions.
Let us see how Chabad-Lubavitch views Jews that do not belong to their sect, in the words of no less than the sixth and seventh leaders of the Chabad-Lubavitch faith, their late Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneerson, and his predecessor and father-in-law, the late Rebbe Joseph Isaac (Yosef Yitzchok) Schneerson.
The context of this revelation is a book of guidance for matchmaking and marriage based on Chabad-Lubavitch teachings, in which the following appears under a heading inquiring about there being Possibly Someone Better Non-Anash (meaning non Lubavitch)?
Question: What about a Non-Lubavitch shidduch/match?
Answer of Rebbe Mendel Schneerson, seventh Chabad-Lubavitch Rebbe -
There is a well known saying of my father in law, the previous Rebbe, that our ziburyos (worst) is better than their idiyos (best).
The Hebrew - Yiddish version can be seen here, letter 673.
So there you have it. The contempt of Rebbe Joseph Isaac Schneerson for non-Chabad, echoed by his son-in-law Rebbe Menachem Mendel.
Despite all the propaganda, whether old or new (like a recent hagiography by Chabad-Lubavitch propagandist Dovid Eliezrie on Rebbe Yosef Yitzchok), beyond the noise, the PR made for naive and unknowing outsiders, the words written for insiders reveal the true face of the beliefs of the sect.
Know the truth and don't be duped by the Chabad-Lubavitch fraudsters.
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I'll share a story. About 15 years ago I attended the Chabad Jewish National Retreat, their annual convention. On Shabbos I entered a large room where a Chabad Rabbi was speaking to about 70 men. He related, "There was a boy about 20 years old, an Israeli Yemenite and he wanted to become religious. So he went to one of those, heh, heh, heh Kiruv Yeshivos. The first day he was there the Rabbi told them that there are Mitzvahs and Aveiros. You get rewarded for doing Mitzvahs and punished for doing Aveiros. Then the Rabbi went on a tirade saying that if you do sins they burn you with flaming coals. Finally after a week of this abuse the boy told the Rabbi, "Why don't you go to hell?" Then he came to Chabad and he found love and now he's happy." This Rabbi had such blatant disgust for mainstream Jews.
ReplyDeleteNot endorsing the coals tirade, but your point overall is well taken. Too many naive people are duped by the Chabad-Lubavitch (especially Jews ignorant of their faith and outsiders). Hopefully over time more people will wisen up about their true beliefs and their real agenda.
ReplyDeleteOnly people with minimal Jewish education are in the slightest way fooled by their campaign that 1) Chabad-Lubavitch is normative Torah Judaism, 2) Chabad-Lubavitch is normative Chasidism, 3) Chabad-Lubavitch is the vanguard, the leaders of Judaism/Chasidism, 4) Their leader is the leader of the Jewish people (נשיא הדור).
ReplyDeleteOutside that bubble, even those who don't disrespect the Lubavitcher Rebbe don't think that is true in the slightest.