Generation Moshiach: The Face of a Dog

Known Dog Advocate and Consumer

The Generation of Moshiach will have the face of a dog:

On Britain's Got Talent, the World fell in Love with Jonathan who has a voice that many think has even trumped his predecessor SuBo (and the comparisons are plentiful).

Watch Jonathan, and witness his second place finish...to a dog. This is the generation we live in.
(there is Kol Isha, but this guy is special)

Here is your Finalist.


...and now the Champion: Fido

Only in 2012...The Dog imagery is only growing daily it seems; people are beginning to prefer Dogs over Mankind - Let alone that after Gay Marriages (Ahlo Barack!) we should begin to see Dog Marriages. (we already have dog bar mitzvas - Oy Vey!)

...and at least we have a dog lover (in the most literal sense) leading the Free World! - B.Obama

..."The Face of the Dog" - Moshiach BeKarov!

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The Venus Particle: A Secret Of Everything?

So here we have it: The 2012 Mayan Experience coupled with the Venus Transit. What do the two have in common?

Apparently the Mayans and many astronomers since then have long thought that the Secrets of the Physical Universe can be learned through a perceptive eye while observing Venus. This goes for Astronomy, Physics, Time, Nature of the Universe, etc. It is the science of sciences, and thus Venus stood as a model of worship for many societies.

The Jews had no reason to fall to this Avodah Zara, because with our unique calendar, coupled with Chazal, the Torah tradition had its own two legs to stand upon.

Interestingly enough, today rationalists would love to crucify the Talmud and say that modern day science in fact has all the answers to the Universe. To that note, they are better off to worship Venus?!

Why not just try to understand the Talmud, which is enough to bring one to knowledge of Reality. The Vilna Gaon along with Tanna D' Bei Eliyahu and others state: the Wise Men knew of "Tekufot" (pathways of the Rakiyah). This knowledge, which was a gift to the Tribe of Yissachar, is the means to acquire the Binah necessary.

With Binah, one can understand the nature of Reality, and how this World (which may be of Sheker) is really none other than a spiritual world that has its parallel in the Higher Divine World of Atzilus.

Our job is to see just how real this World is (by penetrating its Spiritual Integrity over the perceived Physical). When Hashem said Bereishit Bara Elokim, he meant that there is a Physical Universe. To see the allusion as opposed to an illusion, one must seek the Wisdom of Tekufot within the Torah, and cease to delve rationally or in denial of God's Creation. The "Frum" point of view today unfortunately is to say that God's World and Torah are not True. Thank God we do not need Avodah Zara or Kfirah to find the Truth: God gave us his Torah and Tradition to allow us to see; to see Hashem's World truly has meaning and is utterly Divine, paralleling Atzilus, which is God's desire of Creation. A Creation that exists with [super-]reason and truth, is something that is definately worth seeing every inch and second of it.


NewScientist.com:

With the last transit of Venus of the 21st century weeks away, authors trace how this rare event sparked international scientific collaboration in 1761 AT THE Large Hadron Collider, where subatomic-particle collisions at unimaginable energies lay bare the fundamental structure of matter, more than 3000 physicists from about 40 countries work shoulder to shoulder. Large-scale international collaborations are such a part of modern "big science" that few people ever wonder when and how they began. The answer is 1761 when, for a moment, the warring European powers put aside their differences to work together on the LHC project of their day: the observation of the transit of Venus. Every century or so, the tiny black disc of the planet Venus passes, or transits, across the face of the sun. In fact, it does it twice, eight years apart. Nothing to write home about, you might think. But in 1716, Edmond Halley realised that the event was of truly cosmic significance. It had the potential, he wrote, to reveal the scale of the solar system - the 18th-century universe. Astronomers already knew the relative distances of the planets from the sun because Johannes Kepler's third law of planetary motion - explained by Newtonian gravity - related distances to orbital periods, which were straightforward to measure. But, to turn relative distances into true distances, what was needed was one absolute measurement - for instance, of the distance of the Earth from the sun. This was the incredible promise of the transit of Venus. Looking at an object first with one eye, then the other, reveals its distance: your finger held close moves a lot; whereas your finger at arm's length hardly at all. The problem with the sun, unlike your finger, is it is a big and ill-defined object. Crucially, however, the black disc of Venus at the very moment it touches the edge of the sun is not. To use this "parallax method" to estimate the distance of the sun all that is necessary is to observe and time the transit from widely separated locations on the Earth. Easier said than done. In these two truly excellent books, Mark Anderson and Andrea Wulf tell the rip-roaring tales of the numerous expeditions that set off around the globe to observe the Venusian transit of 1761. Anderson writes as if the reader is on the very shoulders of the adventurers as they sledge across the icy wastes of Siberia or sail across uncharted oceans. If Wulf's approach is a slightly more sober one, both authors communicate the verve and energy - not to mention the perilous nature - of the expeditions. Mimsy scientists did not apply. Wrestling alligators for a living had nothing on being an 18th-century astronomer, risking life and limb on a daily basis. Unfortunately, the observations of 1761 were disappointing, which set things up for a rerun in 1769. Among the scores of adventurers was Captain James Cook, heading to the Pacific island of Tahiti, newly discovered by the Europeans. Not only would Cook find a fresh-vegetable-and-sauerkraut cure for scurvy, he also discovered the lush east coast of New Holland (now Australia). All of the expeditions combined led to a single number: 93,000,000 miles, the average distance between the Earth and the sun. In 1772, the French astronomer royal, César-Francois Cassini de Thury, wrote: "It won't be until 2012 that the transit of Venus will be nearly as advantageous as it was in 1769." Well, it is 2012 now. Go to a hardware store and buy yourself a sliver of shade 14 welding glass. Then, on 5 or 6 June, without having to take any of the risks faced by 18th-century astronomers, witness from your doorstep one of the great wonders of the scientific world: the last transit of Venus of the 21st century.

2012 Is at least part of the Truth -  But will it be a part of the entire TRUTH IS THE QUESTION.

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Exploitation: The Art of The Enemy - Olam HaSheker

Exploitation: to take advantage of (a person, situation, etc), esp unethically or unjustly for one's own ends


We live in the World of Lies. One of the main contributions to Evil, and maybe even the biggest enemy of Peace and Harmony is the "art of exploitation."
Our Society is perfect in this day and age: health care, technology, entertainment, sports, knowledge,etc, etc.
In fact, the 7 Wisdoms have never been brighter in any time post flood. [...we can even argue that Yiddishkeit has never been greater, after all, everyone is a Rabbi these days, "oh boy!"]

But let's look a little closer

Football is a great sport, one that we have all grown to love. However there is football pre-2000's, and football post- 2000's. The difference being that the "pre" era is built seeking head hunting and advocating concussions...to the extent of former players going mad and even committing suicide. This may not be exploitation, rather a jolt of stupidity, yet the game is built on these conditions, and the players made relatively no money while owners became billionaires. In today's football, there are rules protecting the heads of players and players earn more, while we are led to believe that the sport is the same.
Boker Tov: it isn't.
Today there are so many rule and financial changes, that football of 1975 is foreign to football of 2012. The lesson learned? The empire that we of today call the NFL is built on exploitation, and now they are selling a cheap imitation. People complain, where is the old football? The answer is that it is lost in the exploits of time. Today's football is not the old football and the new football only makes billions of dollars due to the pioneers of exploitation and the exploited.

How about Physics? Killing innocent people to gain sacred technology for the future. Thus advanced Physics a product of exploitation. For the greatness of science to really come into the World in a Kosher way, shouldn't it be without exploitation? What we have is dirty football, dirty physics, "dirty wisdom."

Hollywood? Exploit people's weaknes's: photo shop, plastic surgery, etc..all to exploit the unaware that there is deception - like a reality show of David Copperfield...[and that is assuming that reality T.V. is real; it isn't]

Nike Shoes: We all love our Nikes, surely we deserve great footwear...at the expense of some Chinese kid getting paid a bowl of rice a day, so Americans can have the newest Air Jordans. Yes we should have great shoes..but why can't the jobs be in America if the shoes are for Americans; Americans could then maybe save up for their shoes?

Yiddishkeit: We are all rabbis today, Judaism has never thrived more! Everyone can now learn like a Gadol and there is no need for Yeshiva...Just learn Artscroll! Ironically, what does the Artscroll Shas say on its cover? ..."an AID to Talmud study"...but all of a sudden by reading in English what took the Rabbis of centuries to learn, can be done in a 20 minute daf yomi shiur...what happened to Amaylus (serious effort) of Torah? A product of exploiting the ignorance of Torah in the World.

The Dollar is doing better than ever; Praise the Stock Market!...how about exploitation of misinformation to the uninformed coupled with schemes of implementing hyper-inflation?

Every Wisdom has exploded to Gadlus with the advent of "perfected exploitation."

Welcome to the World of "Almost Real"..The World of Lies...Where Nun Shaarei Binah is being rivaled with Nun Shaarei Tumah.

Does this mean the Anti-Messiah (Armilos) will be that deceptive and successfull - to which the Vilna Gaon even said: if our forefathers were fooled by Ishmael and Esau..How much the more so in the End of Days!

This lie of lies is not new, as King Solomon said: "there is nothing new under the Sun"...as the Talmud speaks of the exploitations in the times of Chazal (one of the 10 martyrs for example, whose decapitated head was gazed upon for its beauty: beauty by exploitation)..only now we are in its latest incarnation: the end of Edom that has merged with Yishmael and flavored with the masters of deception: Erev Rav [and Katan]

Forbes.com:

Olympic Exploitation: The Sweatshops Making Adidas Clothes for The Games
Much indignation in The Independent about the conditions in the factories in Indonesia which are making the Adidas garments for the Olympics in London.

Yes, conditions are bad, yes, working hours are long and pay is low. There are also various promises that have been made about how everyone should be being very nice to the people who work in the factories.

There are things that are obviously wrong, like reports of bullying and physical violence. However, here’s the real information that we need to know about:

With just over 100 days to go before the Games begin, an investigation by The Independent has uncovered widespread violations of workers’ rights in Indonesia, where nine locally owned and managed factories have been contracted to produce Olympic shoes and clothing for Adidas – the official sportswear partner of London 2012 and of the British team.

While the German company – which unveiled its Stella McCartney-designed kit for British athletes last month – hopes to make £100m from its Olympic lines, the mainly young, female factory employees work up to 65 hours (25 hours more than the standard working week), for desperately low pay.

65 hours a week: yes, that’s certainly long working hours.

Workers struggle to survive on pay as low as 5,000 rupiah (34p) an hour……..Mirna works for PT Golden Castle, earning 8,125 rupiah (55p) an hour.

Yes, those are indeed low wages.

But here’s the thing. What does anyone expect poor people in poor countries to be doing? Other than working long hours for low pay that is? The is the definition of being poor, that you have to work long hours for low pay.

It’s worth actually calculating those numbers up. 65 hours a week at 34 p an hour for 52 weeks and convert to US dollars is $1,720 a year. $2,900 or so for the higher pay rate.

Agreed, these aren’t the sorts of numbers that are going to get you or I out of bed in the morning. But that’s not the point at issue: what are the alternatives available to these women in Indonesia?

One way of checking that is to look at GDP per capita for the country. Nominal GDP per capita is some $3,500 a year. Clearly and obviously the people living and working in the country cannot all, in aggregate, earn more than that GDP, not each individually more than the GDP per capita. Because GDP is the measure of everything that is produced that is then shared out in wages and profits and so on.

Those wages are in the range of 49% of GDP per capita to 83% of it. So is that a low or high range of numbers?

The equivalent GDP per capita number for the US is $48,200 or so. 49% of that is $23,618 and 83% is $40,000. No, none of us s going to think that those numbers represent great riches either: but they’re not a bad income either. They range from being well over double the US poverty line up to being a solid middle class income in many parts of the country.

So compared to how rich Indonesia is those sweatshop wages actually look pretty good. If we compare them to how rich the US is that is. It’s only when we look at the absolute amount of the wages that they seem so low. And I’m afraid that that just isn’t the right way to look at such wages. We need, always, to look at wages in comparison to what else is available to that person in that time and place. And getting 50 to 80% of GDP per capita for that time and place doesn’t make a job a bad one, it makes it rather a good one actually. For, again, that time and place not by any universal metric.

What we’re actually seeing with these wage rates is not that we are exploiting the workers in those sweatshops. Rather, we’re seeing that those workers have been failed by their own governments. For it is the poverty of the country in general that is causing the low wages and yes, economic growth is simple enough that the absence of it is that government’s fault.

One true element of the article, is that "Galus China" condones this! (and they certainly have the Manpower) - That just compounds the issue and weighs on one's conscious even more.

"On the path of emes one will still find Sheker!"

The World is pretty well advanced...but perhaps one should ponder - how did it get here? By what means? The Torah wants us to be comfortable, but from righteousness! צדק צדק תרדף!

This is the World of Lies.

Look Closer.

"Be Truth".

and Proceed.

Is '72-'73 the year that the house of cards falls out on the Global Ponzy Scheme [called Olam HaZeh]?

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