Chabad-Lubavitch
declares Communism role model and sets minimum tithing and income for
all true believers
By Rabbi Lamech Somayach Meshumad
Meshubach
Mashgiach Ruchini, Yeshiva Aishes Eish
HaTorah
Special to
http://Meshumadmeshubach.blogspot.com
The Rebbe grew up under communism and
hated it, said it was oppressive. But, he went on to recreate the
same organizational structure, but with him in control. Now, the
Chabad bureaucracy is operated by a committee of aparatachiks in
Crown Heights who have begun to openly embrace communism as the
existing system for Chabad houses all over the world.
“The Communists in the Soviet Union
made everyone act like they were happy about the leadership or else
they put them in a gulag and worked them to death. This seemed to
work well, so we convince people to attend our "houses" and
then milk our followers until they are bankrupt at threat of cutting
them off from their friends, community and way of life. When
confronted with a contrived spiritual death, they find a way to pay
more. What is the difference?” Said Chabad chief rabbi, Moshe
Lehrman.
In addition to taking tithing from
foolish people all over the globe, the money is then sent out to
hangers on in Crown Heights and Rabbis all over the world in the form
of a guaranteed income for all party members and aparatachiks.
When
a newly minted emissary is sent off into the world he gets a
subsistence funding to get a house, another house for his residence,
and orders to start going through local residents until he finds
people he can take advantage of. The good ones wind up owning
mansions, and very wealthy, sometimes in the most unexpected places.
Others have no character and struggle their whole lives. But at least
they are there, said Avi Herman Cohen, the third assistant director
of friends for emissaries in Brooklyn. "Look at me, all I do is
arrange friends for the people working for the directors of the
emissaries and I am making good money!" He said.
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