Controversial Views on Ukraine and History
So when we look at the Ukrainian, we're beginning to investigate what did
they do
to deserve this? There's only one thing comes to mind.
I don't see anything else.
One, they are extremely antisemite.
The most antisemite country in the world is Ukraine.
Half of the people there are Nazis with swastika tattoos
and such horrible mentality and such hatred to Jews.
They murder one point four million Jews. Don't ever forget that.
The land of Ukraine is flooded with Jewish blood of children
and
rabbis and Talmidei Shvat. What did you think?
That Hashem will forget that because seven years passed?
Where do you live? In what world we live? Now, I know what you're thinking.
Okay, why didn't Hashem do it to the Ukrainian a
year after the Holocaust?
Why he waited seven years until they all died and their children or grandchildren
now getting the punishment? The answer is, the ones that are getting
bombs on their head are the same Ukrainian
that helped the Nazis to
put children in the oven. They came back in reincarnation, and
now they're getting their punishment.
This is how you have to look at it because if a kid died from a
bomb or from a bullet or from starvation, that means it
used to be an adult that did horrible thing in his past life,
and if you
think that Hashem just decided that an innocent, righteous kid
that did not commit any sins, he's only five years old,
he doesn't even know how to
do bad, he's gonna get a bomb on his head, and he will die being
cut to a hundred pieces, and you think that it's random, and
it's coincidence, and he didn't deserve it, you
are an infidel.
Heresy. Why? The Torah say,
"Nobody gets something unless he deserve it," meaning a punishment.
If any-- If someone got a punishment, for sure he earned
it. If a person will go to heaven, for sure he earned
it. If he went to hell, he earned it.
If he went to Kaf HaKela, he earned it.
If he came back as another person with another reincarnation, that
means he got an-- he did something in his life to deserve
another chance.
That's why he was reincarnated. Maybe Hashem waited seven years to see
if they will
ever confess and repent. Not only they never
apologized, not only they never repented.
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