HARPER SPEAKING TO CHABAD LUBAVITCH RE MUMBAI

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen "Petulant" Harper demonstrates that ever-toxic combination of little-boy pettiness and Maximum-Leader arrogance which Canadians see all too much of.

November 9, 2009
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Workers go about their job furiously on the ground floor of Nariman House which housed Chabad of Mumbai. They are refurbishing brick-by-brick the five-storey building which only a year ago was witness to one of the most brutal terror attacks in the country, trying to restore it to a semblance of its pre-26/11 look. Within weeks of the attack people had wondered if Nariman house would survive the 45-hour battering it had taken.

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Hundreds of bullets riddled its walls and grenade blasts had left it shaky. But a structural audit said that far from needing to be pulled down, it would stand tall for another 80 to 100 years.

Defying the horror that visited it, the building is also getting a shiny new coat of paint in time for the visit of Canadian Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, who will join thousands of people from all walks of life on November 26, paying his respects at a candlelight vigil to be held at the site.

Just outside the building life goes on as usual in the busy lanes of Colaba Causeway.

Every evening youngsters from nearby houses assemble at the Mirasaheb Dargawala Vyayamshala ~ a gym right below Nariman House. They pump iron and look at their toned muscles in the mirrors.

"Terror has come and gone but life does not stop, said Sudhakar Naik (43), who works at a private firm in Fort and walks every day to his office through the lane in which Nariman House stands.

Less than a month after the attack, a new Rabbi, Dov Goldberg, was at Nariman House to continue with the work that Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg and his wife, Rivka, had been doing.

One perceptible change in the surroundings is the throng of curious tourists seen now. "A number of people who stay at Taj Hotel visit this site and even have guides with them," said Ravi, a 17-year-old boy.

Many foreign tourists are surprised by the normal pace at which life goes on in the surroundings. "If there was such a site in any other country it would have been turned into a shrine. A memorial would have come up. But here, it happens to be just another lane in the market," said Collin Harwood, a tourist from Canada.

But the scars are not gone. Family members of Salim and Mehjabeen Hararwala, an old couple who were gunned down in nearby Fareedun Court building, express their lingering anguish and do not want to talk of the day when the killings took place.

Moreover, though it had the smallest death toll of the four places that were attacked in Mumbai, the ferocity of the gun battle that took place, the shooting of the pregnant Rivka and the cold manner in which the two gunmen were instructed by their Pakistani handlers to murder their hostages still sends a chill down the spine.

What of the tingles down a Palestinian spine when faced with dangerous IDF?

In the moments before she was killed 50-year-old Norma Rabinovich was made to speak on the phone to the gunmen's bosses. She kept insisting that she wanted to "say something from her heart," but could never complete her sentence. She was waiting to fly to Israel on December 1 for her son's 18th birthday. But in the end an Israeli Air Force plane took her body back home on the same day.

Little wonder then, that no matter how normal things look on the outside, a terse message written by the locals on a bullet-marked wall opposite the Nariman House still reads, `26/11: We will never forget.'

We have heard that sentiment before, and it is true. They never let us forget! It would be a miracle if they never forgot what was and continues to be done to the Palestinian people who are daily subjected to similar treatment. Or does their pain not count because only the Jews, as humans, are able to feel such strong emotions?

The prime minister of Canada is scheduled to visit Nariman House on November 17 to pay his tribute.

"The first anniversary is approaching. We are going to repair and paint each and every wall to erase everything that brings back the memory of the terror attack. First, we will air and clean the building as it had been locked for almost a year. The way you find the things now, it had been exactly the same almost a year ago," said member of the association that manages the chabad.

A first-floor room, which used to be the dining room, still looked as if the mayhem had taken place just a day before.The walls were riddled with bullets; at places, there were blood stains. On the ceilings and the floors were deep dents made by grenades.

In the kitchen were several half-burnt candles. Perhaps, they were used by the terrorists after power supply to Nariman House was cut off during the rescue operation.

On the third floor was a prayer room. It used to have shelves full of religious books, which used to attract lots of visitors. Half of those have gone missing. The remaining have been sealed by security agencies.

The first floor of the building, where the three American passport-holding Israelis were killed, was in complete mess. Hundreds of cans of packed food were strewn on the floor. Perhaps, the Holtzberg's had stored them as they used to serve food to many people everyday.

"Every hungry Israeli who visited the rabbi was fed to his/her heart's content," said a volunteer of the association.

The lift of the building had been badly damaged ~ its doors blown away. It will have to be replaced. Water and electricity connections, which were severed after the attack, will be restored before November 26.

WHY, you ask, did I put this posting up. There are a few reasons but primarily this is aimed towards Canadians to see a different side of Stephen Harper and where his true allegiance lies.

Such a sweet looking old man, Rabbi Schneerson, to whom Harper so reverently refers in the above video. The Rebbe is not so sweet when you realize he advocated slavery to "the Chosen ones" for all non Jews.

"Our race is the Master Race. We are divine gods on this planet. We are as different from the inferior races as they are from insects. In fact, compared to our race, other races are beasts and animals, cattle at best. Other races are considered as human excrement. Our destiny is to rule over the inferior races. Our earthly kingdom will be ruled by our leader with a rod of iron. The masses will lick our feet and serve us as our slaves." ~ Menachem Begin, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize (!)

"The world continued to progress towards the time of the Rebbe Mendel Menachem Schneerson's revelation. Somehow, the Rebbe arranged it so that Bush’s son would become president too and complete what his father left unfinished.~ Rabbi Naftali Estulin

Now for more choice comments from this man so worshiped by George Bush and apparently Steven Harper.

"We have a case of the Jew...a totally different species." ~ Rabbi Schneerson

"The body of a Jewish person," Schneerson bragged, "is of a totally different quality from the body of members of all other nations of the world. Bodies of the Gentiles are in vain. An even greater difference is in regard to the soul. A non-Jewish soul comes from three satanic spheres, while the Jewish soul stems from holiness."

"Everything about us is different. Jews are ontologically exceptional." ~ Elie Wiesel

"He who sheds the blood of the Goyim is offering a sacrifice to God." ~ The Talmud

"Jews are not and cannot be a normal people. The Covenant made between God and the Jewish people effectively nullifies moral laws that bind normal nations."

Chabad claims that Rabbi Schneerson never committed a sin in his entire life. So racism and hatred is part of their faith, despite their friendly veneer to goyim.

Of course, being a good Rabbi, according to many as the Jewish Messiach, these above comments are purely Talmudic in origins.

THIS is the man our Prime Minister follows?!?!

No wonder he fluffed the Roman Catholic Communion ritual last year! These Talmudists consider such rites to be beyond criminal since they favour their age old enemy, Jesus; Harper would have done anything necessary to avoid devouring the host and displeasing his owners.

Of course I do not condone such horror as that terrorism a year ago in Mumbai or anywhere else. Nor do I believe the public will ever know who was really behind it although I have my unfounded suspicions. It would not be the first time Mossad has created these crises for various purposes but... moving on...

This is the Harper most Canadians are familiar with.

What I want Canadians to please note is, in the speech above, Harper is at ease, almost likable, and rather engaging. This is NOT the Harper Canadians see. We have a tense authoritarian man bent on impressing his will upon all whether we like it or not. None of this ease of humour reaches the Canadian public. But the Chabad Lubavitch see it.

It would be interesting to see Harper show this much true caring for Canadians and their causes, Christian goyim that they are. How about it Mr. Harper?

THE KING AIN'T ANSWERING!