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Dec. 18, 2024 - Brother Nathanael
01:06:22
Episode 57: Growing Up Jewish
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Let's get started.
Let's get started.
Shalom.
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First one is going to be how Jews walk.
Oh, they walk a certain way, they do.
This is called Growing Up Jewish and to get us all in the mood, okay, for a little matzah bullish, a little gefilte fishish, and a little bit of lux and the bagelish and all that stuff.
Let's do a little negila haba lai.
But I'll give you...
On the left, four sides of the heart, and one, two, three, four, and one.
One, two, three, four and feet!
Tut Tut Okay, enough, enough, enough, enough.
Growing up Jewish, I don't want to see these people anymore.
I left that.
I left that community.
It's like Susan Wyszycki, before she, you know, before God killed her for Banny Babel's brother, she said to me, you violated community guidelines.
I'm not your community.
I'm not in the Jew community.
Oh, that's the last picture of her.
That's the most recent picture of Wyszycki.
So she said that you violated our community guidelines.
I'm not in that community.
I'm with the Lord Jesus Christ, the church.
That's my community.
Not Jews.
Not Christ killers.
So the Havana Gila is to get you in the mood for growing up Jewish.
Okay.
Brunswick, do you have my notes?
Okay.
Here we go.
I've made a trick on me.
Okay.
Matzah balls.
Herring.
Kosher pickles.
I had notes.
Yeah, thanks.
Same green.
Okay.
Now, growing up Jewish, I was born in 1950, and to tell you the truth, I never heard Havada Gila when I was a kid until I went to Shabbos school, and that was when I was five or six.
That's when I first heard the Jewish songs, because my dad was an opera buff, and his mother was an accomplished professional classical pianist.
Lena, who lived with us, and this is what I grew up with from a baby, is hearing my dad playing opera on those big 78 records.
And what was my grandmother?
She was playing Richard Strauss in the Austrian waltz, because she was from Austria.
So I didn't really hear this Jewish music, this schmaltze stuff.
I didn't.
Now, my dad and mother In case you want to know, in case people want to know.
We're both Jews.
It's like when I'm in, whenever I'm in Jaime town, the Hussies walk up to me.
And they look at me and they're, yeah, this guy looks Jewish, he's got the cross.
So the first thing they say to me, they go up and say, your mother Jew?
They want to know if I'm really a true Jew.
So you got to prove it by the mother.
Your mother Jew?
Because they already know I'm Jewish.
So they're not sure.
Okay.
I says, yeah.
My mother Jew.
On both sides, my dad Jew.
Because we did a family tree 12 generations back on both sides.
My father from Austria, Hungary.
The Austrian-Hungary Empire, and then my mother, Russian.
Okay.
Jews.
Oh, Jews.
Now, because my eyes are blue...
Okay, can you see my blue eyes?
Okay.
Well, they kind of look green, but they're blue.
Can you make them look blue?
No, they're blue.
So, Dr. David Duke is on my board.
He said, you have recessive European genes that are not Jew.
I said, no, David, no.
Jew, Jew on both sides.
Now, I had an older brother and I had an older sister.
I was the baby of the family growing up Jewish.
And I guess my first sense of the whole Jewish thing was all the family get-togethers.
Because my mother came from a big wider family and my dad came from a huge wider family.
And as a child, we used to go to these big gatherings.
We ran out of hall and there I was a little boy chick, as I was called, with my aunts and uncles and cousins.
And that was my sense of Jewiness.
This big mishpocha.
This big collective, really.
And we all had the same blood, and we all liked the same jokes.
And I'll never forget as a kid that once at one of these gatherings, I think I was five years old, okay?
I don't know what I even said, but there was a whole group of us sitting around one of the tables, and whatever I said, they said, the response was, you have a goyesha cup.
You think like a goy.
I forget what I said.
But in other words, if I said something stupid, that's how goys think.
That's how goys talk.
So I was told right from the start of my life, at five years old, you have a goys you cook.
No, I don't!
No, I don't!
I don't want that!
See, it's instilled in you as a kid.
You want to think like a goy?
Alright, so, no!
God forbid I should think like a goy.
Sometimes just for kicks.
Somebody will say something absolutely stupid on the Twitter twit thing, and I say, you're just a stupid goy.
And then they attack me and all that stuff.
I don't care.
When you reach the age of 74, you just don't care anymore.
You don't.
All right, let me comb my beard.
Okay, that's very good.
All right, now I go to synagogue.
When did I start synagogue?
I guess in kindergarten, okay?
And I went to Shabbos school.
I went to Hebrew school.
And I did the whole thing Friday night, Shabbos.
And Saturday morning, Shabbos.
And then Wednesday was Hebrew school, so I did the whole deal.
And what was interesting about growing up Jewish in Shabbos school is that my dad was a big mocker, so to speak, in the synagogue.
And he insisted because he gave a lot of money to the synagogue and all that stuff, you know.
We had the best seats in the house and all that.
I'll tell you a story about that.
It's a funny story about the seats, okay?
So at any rate, you have to pay for the seat in synagogue.
So my dad insisted that we study Tanakh, which means Torah, Nevi'im, Ketuvim.
Torah, the five books of Moses.
Ketuvim is the...
Nevi'im is prophets, Ketuvim is Psalms.
And every Shabbos we would recite the entire book of Psalms, all 150 Psalms from a kid.
So I knew the Bible pretty good as a kid.
And my dad insisted that at Shabbos school that the priority would be Tanakh.
So I studied prophets from a kid.
And here's an interesting story.
As a kid, we were forbidden to read the prophet Yahashio, which is Ezekiel, because we were told there were some things in there that a child should not read.
Well, kids, all right.
You tell a kid not to do something, he's going to do it.
So a group of us got together, you know, after shul, synagogue, and we started reading Ezekiel.
Oh, look at this.
Oh, it's X-rated, really.
And then even, well, Malachi wasn't necessarily X-rated, but it's some pretty strong language in the prophet Malachi.
Which I studied as a kid, okay?
And one of this is the condemnation of the priests.
You know, you look at the Old Testament, and the priests were not so hot, and maybe they're not so hot today either.
Some of them might be okay.
And because of the condemnation and indictment against the priests in the prophet Malachi, he says, God says, you take the feces from the animal sacrifices and smear it all over their faces.
That's the prophets!
I once quoted that to some stupid ignoramus ortho bro.
And he said, how dare you talk that way?
I said, you just slandered the prophet Malachi.
Okay.
All right, let's get back to the story here.
Now, what I want to say is this, is that it's interesting growing up in the synagogue because there was a very devout woman In the synagogue, she was the perfect Jew, okay, and everything she did was right and how to keep kosher, how to do the separate dishes, one for a flesh, one for milk.
You can't have milk on the dish and then put meat on that same dish and had a separate utensil.
She had it down.
To Yiddish kite science, Yiddish kite science, okay?
She had one problem.
She was a shiksa.
He married Sidney.
I can't remember the last name.
Sidney was a high ruler in the synagogue, stocks and bonds, mutual funds, the whole deal.
And he had this eye on this shiksa woman, and she was a looker.
And she converted to Judaism.
And to be a shiksa and convert to Judaism, you have to be dunked in what's called the mikvah.
And that's what purifies the goyimness, the shiksenness, out of a gentile woman.
But she was never accepted in that synagogue, no.
Because behind closed doors, even though she was terrific and she did everything for the synagogue, she set up bar mitzvahs, she was involved in organizing bar mitzvah celebrations, Just a terrific woman, but she was never accepted because behind closed doors, the Jews in the synagogue called her the Shiksa that Sidney married.
And they had a little nickname for her, Sidney Shiksa.
Now, Shiksa is from the Hebrew word Shegetz, which means an unclean animal.
You see how Jews are?
Now, as a Jewish kid, even though I didn't want to have a Goyesh Kup, I didn't like this stuff.
My father used to take me to the B'nai B'rith meetings after Shabbos services.
And this was like a big, big shtick.
All the businessmen were up there on the second floor.
I think it was the third floor, actually.
And a big brunch was called with sable fish, lox, bagels, kosher pickles, borscht.
I mean, the whole deal, okay?
And they would sit around and people would give a talk.
And sometimes my father would talk.
Slomo is his name.
And sometimes another businessman would talk.
My dad was a big businessman.
And others would talk.
And the rabbi would be there and the whole thing.
And it was always about politics.
And I'm a kid.
My dad used to take me when I was 5, 6, 7 years old.
And I would hear...
We're looking at this fellow for mayor and we're looking at his opponent for mayor and this possibility.
Who is going to be better for the Jews?
It was never who's going to be better for Pittsburgh or if it was a governor.
It was never who's going to be better for Pennsylvania.
It was always who's going to be better for us Jews.
I didn't like this, okay, as a kid.
And I thought to myself, we're in America.
And I was a pretty smart kid by the time I'm five, six, seven years old, because my dad introduced me to a lot of stuff.
And I didn't like this.
I thought, well, shouldn't it be what's good for our city?
Shouldn't it be what's good for our country?
It's like a president.
And I remember when I was a Jewish kid, Growing up in the synagogue when Eisenhower was president.
And no one in the synagogue liked him.
They liked this other guy.
I forget his name.
Oh boy, it'll come to me.
It wasn't...
Okay, whoever it was, I can't remember.
Okay, so here we go.
Growing up Jewish.
Okay, to get me in the mood again.
You know, it's the same thing, you know, it just came to my mind.
It's the same thing with the media.
The media always talks about which candidate is best for blacks or Asians or immigrants.
Or poor people, etc.
But never is there any whiff of a candidate not being good for the Jews.
They're always good for the Jews.
There's no such thing as a bad for the Jews politician.
You just don't see that.
All right, let's play that Havana Gila song to get me in the mood again to talk about growing up Jewish, okay?
And then we're going to open up the super chat.
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All right, we're going to play that song.
- - Rockwell, do this.
Play that other song that we were looking at.
I'm sick of looking at these bunnies here.
Play that other song.
Okay, now I want to get back to another situation here, growing up Jewish.
And that is my Bar Mitzvah class.
Preparing us 12-year-old kids in 1962. To be bar mitzvahed, which means son of the commandment.
All right.
Now, my Shabbos school director, what was his name?
Schultz.
I forget his first name.
He decided that...
I can't even think of her name.
Okay.
What was the name of my bar mitzvah school teacher?
She was built like a bull.
I can't remember the name.
Okay.
Mrs. Schaefer.
Yeah.
Mrs. Schaefer was built like a...
Mrs. Schechter!
That's her name.
Mrs. Schechter.
She was built like a bull.
And it was decided that because she knew every religion under the sun, that we were going to learn Okay.
We were going to learn all the religions under the sun to see why Judaism was superior to every religion under the sun, even though Judaism was only for us Jews.
Okay.
Let me get this story, Breswick, then we'll play that.
Okay, now.
Judaism is an exclusive religion.
It could be the superior religion, the right religion, the true religion, but it's not for the Goyim.
Because I told you the story about the shiksa woman, she was never accepted, even though she was the best Jew there.
And I'll talk about the mikvah a little bit too, because I want to annoy some people about tunnels.
Alright, getting back to Mrs. Schechter.
She taught us Hinduism, Buddhism, Zen Buddhism.
What else did she teach us?
Islam.
Baha'i.
I mean every religion under the sun.
Shintoism.
We're 12-year-old kids.
Have you ever heard of Baha'i?
All right, so this is what she told us.
This is this religion, this is what it teaches, and kakaraka kaka.
And finally, and she would always compare to Judaism and why Judaism and this component, this feature is better than Shintoism, better than Hinduism, better than haraka kaka.
And what's interesting to me is that on the Twitter twits who are into Jupiter and Zeus, and like Zeus, somebody said, hail Zeus.
Well, Zeus had a cupbearer that he was shacking up with up the rear end, okay?
This is Zeus?
I mean, hell.
You know, when all the children, Zeus' children killed each other, he says, hail Zeus.
It's called the Hellenists.
And I think as soon as I criticized him, because he says, to the ineffable heights of Zeus, I said, to the ineffable heights of your ass.
And I just cut Zeus into 100 pieces, and I think he blocked me and he took what I said about him, okay?
Because by 400 A.D., the Romans had enough of this nonsense, this mythology, which is just pure futility, and they joined the church.
They became members of the church.
That built the greatest civilization of all time, European civilization.
Zeus didn't build it.
Jupiter didn't build it.
And all these dudes, okay, that they're trying to revive.
Well, Twitter tweet, they're trying to revive it.
Ain't going to happen.
I shouldn't be talking about it because it's just ridiculous.
All right, so now we get to what I thought would be we're going to study Christianity, that religion.
Oh, I wanted to say the Abrahamic religions.
Never heard that term, never.
So when Adam Green and others, you know, talk about the we have to ditch Abrahamism, this is not part of terminology growing up in Judaism.
Now, it was made up later to kind of lump Islam and Christianity together and maybe some Judaism as believing in one God kind of a thing.
But we never heard this term Abrahamism or the Abrahamic religions.
We never heard that Judaism was an Abrahamic religion.
We never heard it.
Okay, so now Mrs. Schechter gets up from the desk.
The whole year she's sitting at the desk, now she gets up.
This is a major statement.
Children!
We're not supposed to be children anymore.
We're supposed to become adults now in your bar mitzvah.
You go up to make aliyah, it's called, to the Torah, and you open up the scroll and all that, and you're now an adult.
But she calls us children.
She says, children, we're not going to study Christianity because it's a fairy tale and it was invented by a self-hating Jew who hated his Yiddishkeit so much that he changed his Hebrew name Shaul, Saul, to the Goyish name Paul.
And besides, he was a manic depressant.
So we're not going to study it.
I raised my hand, okay?
And I said, I'm just curious.
You say it's a fairy tale, but from my studies, this fairy tale built Western civilization, a great civilization.
And she says, don't you dare contradict me.
You're here to learn from me, and I'm not here to learn from you.
Which means shut up.
So she shut me down.
I go home.
Dad, what's a manic-depressant?
This is in 1962. Whoever heard this word, manic-depressant?
Now maybe now you hear it.
My dad says, what?
Why do you ask me such a question?
Where do you hear this?
I said, Mrs. Schechter says that this self-hating Jew And he's looking at me, what?
A self-made Jew who changed his name to a goysha name, Paul, was a man of depressant.
He says, look, I don't know what she's talking about.
No one heard this word in 1960. My dad was a pretty smart guy.
He would have heard it, but he didn't hear this word either.
Okay, so I said, look, I wanted to study.
We should study Christianity.
We should learn about it.
Let's find out the claims of Jesus Christ.
And my dad shut me down.
He said, look, You were born a Jew.
You will die a Jew.
Forget it.
Okay, so I'm not going to learn about it.
The next day, I just so happened to visit my grandmother in the Jewish home and hospital for the age where she had a minor operation.
And I wanted to visit her.
Okay, so I'm a 12-year-old kid, and I walk into the hospital.
You know how hospitals have beautiful wax floors?
I mean, you can see your face in it.
It's so shiny.
Okay, it's sterilized because it's a hospital.
So I'm about to go into the elevator, but who walks out?
My rabbi.
Oh, what do you know?
So I said, Rabbi, you know, Mr. Schechter won't teach us Christianity.
I said, at least let's learn what Jesus Christ said so we can compare it to what we are saying against it.
And he looks at me with daggers coming out of his eyes and spits on the hospital floor.
I'm a kid, 12 years old, skinny kid, kind of a sensitive kid.
He spits, all right?
He says, don't you ever use that word unless you use it as a curse word.
And there is a Jewish curse word for Jesus.
May his name be blotted out forever, but there's a word that they use.
I said, but Rabbi, we should at least study about Jesus, and spits again.
He says, now, you're not to use that word again.
Walks away.
I said to myself, it must be true.
I'm a 12-year-old kid, and my rabbi convinced me that Jesus Christ was the Jewish Messiah by spitting.
I was convinced.
I said, with this kind of shutdown, with this kind of you can't even discuss it, my dad, Mrs. Schechter, the rabbi's spinning.
I said, it's true.
But what am I to do?
I'm forbidden to bring the New Testament into the house.
It's like bringing a pork chop into the house.
I'm forbidden to study it.
I said, I'll study it when I get out of this house someday when I go to college.
But we'll talk about that at another time.
I'm going to take questions now.
And I think I did want to talk about Harold Rabinowitz, Howard Rabinowitz, my friend.
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The other one.
Oh my, that's about Israel.
Let's say that.
Why do I look Jewish?
I really look Jewish.
I look like a rabbi.
I look like a rabbi.
Okay, enough enough.
That's enough.
I look really Jewish.
That's a great testimony.
It's a great testimony because as a Jew, I'm still racially a Jew.
Religiously, I'm not a Jew.
But racially, I am a Jew.
I'm not going to deny my race.
As a Jew, I believe in Jesus.
This is a great testimony because I'm saying He is the Messiah.
I've debated so many rabbis and I've won.
And when I win, they start cursing me because they cannot respond.
They cannot refute me.
Now, I'm going to be starting Bible with Brother again, right here, with the flowers and the icons, but not only that, I just ordered a neon sign that's going to make Joe Rogan look like a homo, which he is.
People say, how can you talk that way?
You're supposed to be a monk.
You're supposed to be religious.
Now, people say, how can you talk that way?
I say, oh, it's really not that complicated.
God provides the air.
And God gave me some lungs.
And God also gave me vocal chords.
That.
Lips.
A mind.
That's how I talk that way.
Okay, do we have some super chats?
And I'm going to talk more about Howard Rabinowitz and why he didn't show up for Shabbos school anymore.
And this is a great mystery, but we got to the bottom of it.
We found out why.
Why wasn't Howard Rabinowitz my best friend in Shabbos school anymore?
And I finally dug into this.
I did an investigation and I found out why.
It wasn't easy, but I'm that kind of kid.
I'm still that kind of kid.
I find out why.
Alright, so, do we have super chats, Brunswick?
Forget Brunswick.
Rockwell, do we have super chats?
Where is he, in the bathroom?
I guess we don't.
Okay, so let me tell you about Howard Rabinowitz.
It's like I'm talking to the air, okay?
Doesn't matter.
Howard Rabinowitz was my best friend in Shabbos school.
Alright, so he wasn't there one Saturday.
Okay, so he's sick or vacation.
I don't know.
He wasn't there than that.
Oh, here we go.
Am I going to hear this?
I have no idea how this thing works anymore.
Hello, brother.
Don't forget about the lampshades.
Do you know of any good or silver companies that are not owned by Jews?
Well, first of all, on the lampshades.
Alright, now, I am starting with t-shirts.
It will say on it, your number one noticer.
Alright, now, maybe Brunswick.
Rockwell, do we have a sample shirt anywhere that I can just whet people's appetite?
Okay, we don't.
I thought they came in.
Hopefully tomorrow.
Okay, so we'll start with the t-shirts.
Number one noticer.
Then we'll do some hoodies.
Number one noticer.
Then we'll do some coffee mugs.
Number one noticer.
Then maybe a bell.
Number one noticer.
And then we'll get some lampshades.
That'll say number one noticer on them.
I mean, why not?
I mean, this is part of Jewish heritage.
Lampshades.
What a bunch of bull.
And I'm going to tell you a story about that too, growing up Jewish.
You'll like this story.
Growing up Jewish in the 50s we never heard of this word holocaust.
There's a Hebrew word for it and it's translated into English holocaust of a whole burnt offering that was offered by the priests, Levitical priests in the book of Leviticus.
But that's all.
We didn't hear about this stuff.
That there were gas chambers.
Never heard this thing, gas chambers.
Never heard it.
Never even heard the term concentration camps.
Never heard of it.
All we heard of there were work camps where thousands of political prisoners perished.
Didn't hear gas.
Didn't hear the word six million.
Never heard it.
And this is in the fifties growing up in the synagogue.
And it was not until Yeah, every Jewish kid has the Encyclopedia Britannica in their room, you know, a hundred volumes, okay?
And one of the portions was on World War II by a famous historian, Jacob Marcus.
And he did the story on World War II, that piece in the Encyclopedia Britannica.
And that's what he called these camps.
He called them, they were work camps for political prisoners.
That was it.
And he says in that, it was the 1953 edition, that thousands perish.
Well, what did the Jews do?
The Anti-Defamation League?
They took it off the market.
You cannot get the 1953 publication of the Encyclopedia Britannica.
It's gone.
Boy, I don't know where it is with my family.
Maybe my sister has it, but she's not talking to me anymore.
All right, now, I lost my train of thought.
What was I talking about, Rockwell?
Oh!
Okay, here we go.
Another super chat.
Let's see.
I guess I'm going to hear it in a hundred years.
Will I ever hear this thing?
We have to find a way to speed these things up, Rockwell.
Would you debate this Jew, Arthur Charles Moskowitz, on the validity of modern Judaism?
Easy win for you, but he puts up a fight.
Says he's happy to do it with you.
Twitter handle at Moscow.
It's 10.
Oh yeah, I'll do it.
I know him.
He's written to me a million, trillion, zillion times, okay?
And so what's coming out of my ears is Charles Moskowitz.
I think he had a debate with my dear friend, Dr. E. Michael Jones.
And I think E. Michael Jones just, you know, ripped him at 100 pieces, which I'll do, you know, maybe 101 pieces.
You know, because I can up, you know, at least by one, E. Michael Jones.
No, he's great.
And I hope E. Michael Jones has me on his show again.
I mean, he's a great guy, and he's very smart, and he's a doctor, and he's a very devout Catholic, and he's been on to the Jews for a long time.
Not as long as me.
I grew up in it, okay?
So, yeah, I'll debate them.
Why not?
Okay.
Alright, so getting back to my story.
Okay, here's another.
Oh, it's Harrison.
Thank you.
You keep on doing super chat and I'll be a millionaire by the time this is over.
Another question.
Where can I get myself some prayer ropes like you have?
And may the Lord bless you and keep you bother.
Well, you can't because these are specially made for me.
Sorry.
But what I would recommend is you...
I'm with Rokor, the Russian Orthodox Church outside Russia.
I'm a tonsured monk, and I have the proof of it.
I was going to print it out the other day, and I didn't to show everybody.
Go to Holy Trinity Monastery, Jordanville, and they have a whole selection of prayer ropes, but these were the different colors.
They're made for me.
You know, as a great schema monk, actually, who makes these just for me because he loves me.
He loves what I do.
He loves my videos.
He loves my streams.
He loves me on the street holding the cross.
He loves me.
So he makes these just for me.
He's a Greek.
Oh boy, he's Greek.
You look at him and say, he's Greek.
You look at me and you say, he's Jew.
All right, do we have Brody's?
All right.
That's my boy, Brody's.
I don't groom him, okay?
Brother, shalom.
Speaky Johnson is a scumbo celebrating the fake.
Honey caca caca.
Ha ha.
Yeah, you see, really, he might want to think this is really about the Maccabees and their triumph over paganism.
Nah, he's not doing it for that reason.
No, he's doing that to kiss you ass.
Okay, and he's doing that to really say, hey, I'm really all for the genocide of children that the Jews burn them.
That you Jews with your Hanukkah menorah pour gasoline down children's mouths in Gaza.
That's really what he's saying.
He is scum.
Okay, what do we have next?
Do we have another one here?
Shushank.
That sounds kind of Jewish, the shushank.
Okay, 50 bucks.
I can't get enough of your stories.
I'm going to tell you the story about Howard Rabinowitz.
You're going to love this story.
Then I'm going to tell you the story about who somebody sat in our seats in synagogue.
Oh no!
We paid a thousand a year for these seats.
Okay, I can't get enough of your stories.
Maybe you could show us some photos from your younger days.
Your brother in Jesus.
Peace.
Shalom.
Okay, you can't get enough of my stories for 50 bucks.
I'm going to tell you a real good story with salami on it and mustard and ketchup and everything else.
A nickel, a shtickle.
That too.
Howard Rabinowitz was not in my class for like three times in a row.
No!
Something's going on here.
He can't be on vacation that long.
This is the school year.
And he can't be sick that long.
So I said to Mr. Schultz, who was the director of our Shabbos school, where is Howard?
He says, I don't know.
Okay, so forget him.
I went to the rabbi.
I said, I don't see Howard Rabinowitz.
Well, there's some stuff going on, and I really am not at liberty to tell you.
Some stuff going on with my friend Howard Rabinowitz?
What could be going on?
The kid's, you know, 12 years old.
All right, so I go to my dad.
Dad, what's going on here?
Where's Howard?
Well, there is, the rabbi is right, there are some things going on here, and we're really not talking about it.
Okay, so next week we go to the B'nai B'rith meeting.
Okay, oh, I'm gonna find out what stuff is going on here with Howard Rabinowitz.
We had in our shul, My dad loved him.
And he was called a gunner.
A gunner means a thief.
But what he really was, was an entrepreneur that everybody was jealous about.
Over, okay?
They were jealous.
My dad loved him.
Now, he was an entrepreneur that would bring different things in from China.
And he was one of the first guys that brought in, I don't know if anyone's old enough to remember, but there used to be comic books that were 3D in the 50s.
And you had to add special sunglasses that read these 3D comic books.
Okay, well, the Gunniff, I can't even...
My mind is going on me.
The Gunniff is the one that imported the comic books and the sunglasses.
He made a ton of money on those.
So, I figured...
I'm going to talk to the Gunaf.
So after the B'nai B'rith meeting was over, I went up to him as a kid, and I just told my dad I wanted to say hi to him.
My dad loved him.
I'll tell you why my dad loved him.
So I said, you know, Howard's not, and I'm hearing there's stuff happening.
He says, yeah, Mendel.
That was my Hebrew name.
Yeah, Mendel.
The stuff that's going on, he just came right to it to tell me.
He liked me.
Okay, he said his father, Sidney, was it Sidney?
I can't remember his father's name, lost a lot of money in the stock market and he had to move to Penn Hills.
Okay, as soon as you said, he said Penn Hills, I understood.
Penn Hills was where those Jews that didn't make a lot of money were living with the colored people, Negroes, okay, the Schwarzes.
He had to move to Penn Hills.
He had to sell his house in Mount Lebanon and he had to get a little, you know, three-bedroom thing for $50,000 in Penn Hills and living next to the Schwarzes.
That's why you're not seeing Howard, because the dad is too embarrassed.
He feels disgraced that he should have to live in Penn Hills.
That's what happened!
Okay, so my dad, finally, he realizes I know now.
He said, the gunnav told me.
He says, well, I'm trying to raise money and to bring him back.
We'll pay his dues.
So my dad was able to do that.
He raised a thousand, paid the dues for him.
He got a front row seat, you know, in shul for the Shabbos services and a whole deal for Yom Kippur.
You could sit right and hear the cantors saying the kol nidrei, the whole deal.
And no, he's not coming back.
My dad said he won't come back because he's too embarrassed.
He's disgraced that he lives in Penn Hills.
That's the story about Howard Rabinowitz.
So I said to my dad, can we go to Penn Hills?
Can we drive there?
He says, well, it's an hour away.
I'm not going there.
So I would call Howard on the phone every once in a while.
Hi, I miss you.
I'm sorry you're not coming anymore.
Okay, I think I'm going to wrap this up.
Because I can continue some other day by growing up Jewish.
Now, here's another thing.
In all seriousness, Well, of course.
We're always serious.
In all seriousness, I've been watching your videos for years.
I appreciate what you do.
But why do you say Satan is your friend?
Why do I say that?
Well, that's an assumptive close.
You say, why do I say that?
But the question is, have you ever said Satan is your friend?
Okay, I never said that.
Now I did say, I did a video called, Satan's retirement plan.
But I don't know how you can construe that with me saying Satan is my friend.
But Satan has a retirement plan.
He's out in Bermuda now, getting some nice sun, okay, and the Jews have taken over.
Alright, now the next one.
You named your rubber snake Lucifer, and you said he was your friend.
Well, Lucifer means light, dude.
Okay, now, do you know that many Orthodox members of the Church in the first three, four hundred years of the Church up to 400 A.D. were named Lucifer?
It was never really a derogatory or a bad name.
And really, Lucifer was called in Hebrew and still is Satan, the adversary.
And Lucifer means light.
So I don't know what you're getting at.
And quite frankly, I don't give a damn.
All right, here.
Crack smoke.
Thank you for naming the Jew.
Well, of course, that's easy to do for me.
I can do it because I grew up in it.
Okay, when you grow up in it, it's always Jews against this.
Jews don't like that.
Jews feel this is wrong.
Jews say no to that.
Jews say yes to this.
Jews say this is the one who should be governor.
It's always Jews want this.
Jews don't like that.
I grew up in this.
Okay, so this is easy for me to say Jews.
Now, why some people are scared, they're scared to death to say the word Jews because you've been brainwashed.
You have been indoctrinated that you can't even say the word Jew.
You have to say, well, the people in charge, the rulers that be, the powers that The prostitutes, that Gerald Salente and Paul Craig Roberts calls them prostitutes, or you can call them the elites, or the globalists, or the upper echelon, or the 1%, or they're actually Zionists.
The Jews are good, the Zionists are bad.
I don't go there.
I don't have to, because we never thought in those terms.
We just said, Jews should be in power.
This Jew is running this.
This Jew is ahead of that.
This Jew is giving Lyndon Baines Johnson the advice he needs to hear.
It was always the Jew.
Jew this, Jew that.
Now, my father, I'm going to talk about this Palma Nagila thing again.
Let's play it real quick.
The second one, Rockwell.
That's Israel.
I think that's a Knesset.
I'm looking at myself.
Uru, Uru, Rahim.
Rahim, Ganesan, Gheah, Rahim.
I'll tell you quite honestly, I didn't grow up with Jewish music.
I didn't.
I grew up with opera.
I grew up with the concert hall.
I grew up with my grandmother playing Richard Strauss and Franz Liszt, who I couldn't stand really.
And the concert, you know, I remember William Steinberg, who was a Jew conductor.
I tried to introduce the Pittsburghers, you know, the Pittsburgh Steelers fans.
Pittsburghers, he tried to introduce Gustav Moeller to Pittsburghers.
They failed.
They failed big time.
People were walking out.
They were going to sit there for three hours, listen to Gustav Mahler.
But that's what I grew up with, okay?
Then my mother and my dad would take me to the Broadway plays because my dad was in the clothing business, and they'd go to New York, and I saw all the plays live, Kiss Me Kate, and Oklahoma, and They Get Your Gun, I mean, My Fair Lady, everything, okay?
I grew up in that thing, and I didn't really hear much of this Jewish music.
But I'm playing that, and I wanted to play this, okay, because my dad, believe it or not, although he was very super Jew, he was a Jewish supremacist, he felt that the Jews had the sacral and the intelligence and the insight and the worldview that the goyim didn't have.
That was my father, okay, but he was anti-Zionist.
I grew up.
With not being Zionist.
I grew up with Israel is going to lose that land that they plopped themselves in the middle of the Islamic world.
How's it going to last, my dad?
And my dad said, we're Americans.
And we're not going to go to Israel.
We're not going to support this thing.
We're not going to put any money in the box.
We're not going to give any donations to Israel.
We'll give it to the Shul.
We'll give it for the B'nai B'rith, but not for Zionism.
I grew up in that.
And my father was a very religious man.
He was a man of scruples.
He was a man of ethics.
He was a man of integrity.
He really was.
And he felt that These Zionists who have gone in there are breaking the Ten Commandments.
Thou shalt not kill, my dad said, is the Mosaic law, and thou shalt not steal.
And that's what my dad said.
Here's a great story for you.
Like I was talking about, we never heard six million gas chambers, none of this crap, okay?
So now in the mid-60s, this is a Jewish ritual on the Ed Sullivan Show, 6 p.m.
on CBS. It's a really big shoot.
This is Ed Sullivan.
And we all sat around as a family, and sometimes my cousins would be there and watching Ed Sullivan.
So now Ed Sullivan says, I have a very special guest, Elie Wiesel, he says, and he was in the concentration camps.
We said to ourselves, what the hell is a concentration camp?
And he's going to, because we never heard that word, he's going to show us a dramatization of what it was like to be in a concentration camp in the Holocaust.
And we never heard that word either.
This is like 1964. Okay, so we're kind of curious about it.
And there's Elie Wiesel.
So they have this makeshift Holocaust cell.
And he's writhing in agony.
He's hungry.
And my dad says, what is this bullshit?
Yeah.
Excuse my language, but I'm trying to tell you what my dad said, not what I'm saying.
And he gets up and says, I'm gonna watch this.
This guy's a fraud.
He turns it off.
And my dad walks out of the room.
Well, us kids, we want to see these things.
We turn it right back on.
What is this guy?
Agony, holocaust, you know, concentration camps.
My dad nailed him as a fraud and it came out later when Elie Wiesel was walking in somewhere at some meadow in France, where I think he was from.
Originally, he was in a t-shirt and this stupid ass.
You could see when he's talking, both sides of his arms, his wrist.
No tattoo.
My dad was right.
He called him a fraud.
He was not in Dachau.
He was not in...
He's all right.
All right, we'll talk more about that.
I'm going to save some of these stories for Growing Up Jewish Part 2, or I'll name it something else because I hate Part 1s and Part 2s and all that stuff.
I'll title it something different.
I'll call it Jewish Up Growing.
Alright, here we go.
Harrison, I'm gonna be a millionaire.
I'm gonna stay on this stream for three more hours.
What's he got for me?
I was kidding about the lampshades, haha.
So about gold and silver, where can I buy the ones not owned by Jews?
Well, quite frankly, I don't have a clue.
I'm broke.
I'm begging for money, but no more.
So how would I know?
Okay, I don't know where to get gold and silver.
I'm trying to get a dollar.
Forget it.
You'll have to ask somebody else, Harrison.
I'm not the one.
Now, if anybody else wants to chime in and answer him, fine.
But I don't have a clue.
Maybe Rockwell?
Brunswick?
Do you guys know?
I don't know.
That's not my field.
All right.
All right.
So, do we have any other Super Chats or anything else?
Because I'm going to close it up.
And I'm going to save the best for last.
Sultan of Coombe.
Ten bucks.
Alright, so...
Here he goes.
Big fan from the Butchute days.
Was sad when you were out for a bit.
Thank you for the insights.
No, I'm back on.
No, I'm doing a video every week now.
My last video was Jujitville, USA. Go to Bitshoot.
It's right there.
And the one before that was MAGA Hits a Brick Wall.
And the one before that, I was the first to warn about bird flu.
Four months ago, I warned about it.
And then last month, I warned about it again.
And I'm probably going to do another one soon.
So Alex Jones, who watches me, He just did this thing on bird flu.
They're hyping this thing up.
I'm on BitChute.
I'm on Rumble.
Oh yeah.
And I'm doing weekly now.
Do we have anything else here?
Shushank, my buddy.
Please remember to pray for the Christians in Syria, Gaza, and Lebanon.
Ugh!
It breaks my heart.
I can't look at it anymore.
I can't look at the headlines.
I can't look at the images.
I can't look at it.
Now, I'm sure Speakey Johnson is scumball, has seen the images, but yet he wants to light a Hanukkah menorah to really to affirm that the Jews are doing something wonderful by pouring gasoline down children's mouths and lighting them on fire.
Ha, Speakey Johnson!
You're not a Christian.
You're going to hell.
Okay, I think that wraps it up.
I did have one thing more to say.
I want to say this because I want to annoy some goys.
I love to annoy the goy.
Oh, it just lightens me up.
It's like a high that I can annoy a goy.
The tunnels.
Oh, I love the tunnels.
You stupid goys.
You stupid twitter twits.
Every synagogue has a tunnel.
Every synagogue has a tunnel.
We had a tunnel.
Because the mikveh Which every Jewish woman has to go into that water after her period has reached the end of the cycle.
Has to go into the mikveh.
And that mikveh has to be on ground level with earth underneath it.
Real earth.
So in the mikveh there are pinholes.
Where the rainwater that's in the earth can seep into the mikvah.
That's halakha.
That's Jewish law.
So every synagogue has a tunnel.
Because you've got to go down in the tunnel to get to the mikvah where it's on the earth.
Now, there were tunnels in Brooklyn.
In that particular synagogue.
And there were mattresses because the way they built that tunnel is that there was a hollow area surrounding the inner walls of the synagogue that they put padding up.
And they didn't give a damn what the mattress had on it!
I studied with the Lubavitchers.
I know their souls, their synagogues.
Now, there may have been a mattress down there in the tunnel too.
They had some stains on it because the kids, because the Lubavitchers have a hundred kids, okay, that's their thing, to keep stooping, to keep stooping so you can build up the synagogue for future generations.
They have tons of kids.
So the mother's down there getting washed off from her menstruation and she's got eight kids.
And the husband is out in the Diamond District or wherever he is making a lot of money.
And that's it.
There's nothing more to it.
So all of a sudden, because they wanted to expand this tunnel area during the COVID hoax to the other two Hasidic groups in Brooklyn.
They damaged the foundation of the condo next to it, which was owned by a goy.
He complained to them, you damaged my foundation.
They did nothing.
They're close to this goy.
And they stopped.
No more expanding the tunnel.
So he calls a cement truck.
And he's going to fix it himself.
So the cement truck is driven by a Mexican and there's two Mexicans in the back.
They're going to look at this thing and try to figure this thing out.
So the Husseys get out there and say, you're not going down there.
You're not going to touch it.
They start threatening them.
And the Mexican driver got so scared, he called the police.
Now the police come into the synagogue.
Oh, Goyim in our synagogue?
Say the Hasids?
Schwarzes?
With guns?
I'm not going to say any more.
Okay, do we have any more Super Chats?
And I'll wrap it up.
Joe the Plumber, $1.
Thank you for what you do.
You're welcome.
Okay?
And you don't have to give me any money.
Okay?
Basically, $1 is an insult.
I remember, you know, I used to go to New York a lot, but then they COVID and the lockdown and all that stuff, okay, to hold up the cross.
I'm going to be going back there soon.
And I remember once there was a guy, a homeless guy, and I don't ask questions.
They need money.
So I gave him a dollar.
And he goes like this.
And I said, okay, I get it.
I get it.
Give me it back.
And I gave him five bucks.
All right, we're done.
I was going to tell a story about how I studied with the Lubavitchers for three intense years and their whole shtick and their whole mishpocha and their whole, you know, way of interacting with each other and why they have so many kids and why most of them are boys.
But that's for the next one.
And it's going to be called Jewish Upgrowing.
Are we done?
Is that it?
Is there any more questions?
Yes, we're done!
And I want to remind everybody to go to atrealbronat and subscribe because you're going to get premium only.
Subscriber only little short videos and little tweets that are going to give you the inside information of what is going on with Goldman Sachs, with David Solomon, who was at the NYSE in the front row, and he's buddy buddies with Larry Fink, and it was Larry Fink, and I'm the one who came up with this and showed everybody That Larry Fink was interviewed a month before the election.
He says, we don't care who's in.
It's all the same to us, whether it's Donald Trump, whether it's Kathleen Harris, whatever the hell her name is, Harris.
I can't even think of her first name again.
And he says, it doesn't matter to us who's president.
They're basically the same.
And we will continue doing our stuff.
I'll talk about that on my premium.
I will tell you what Larry Fink and Goldman Sachs and old Jude Cabal, globalists, globalists are those who can print money out of thin air, okay?
That's what a real globalist is, not Bill Gates.
Bill Gates cannot print money out of thin air.
He's really not, strictly speaking, a globalist.
He's a useful guy.
But I love all you boys who follow me, who like me, and we do now have one last super chat, says Brunswick.
All right?
So I was going to do my thing here.
You know, it's become like a brand.
It's become like a meme, you know?
And sometimes I use this, you know?
It's all closed up now.
And I tried this meme.
I tried the meme of the Jewish wake-up call.
I call it the chew jingle, but it didn't catch on, so I don't do it anymore.
I spent a lot of money on this, okay?
And I thought this would take off.
It didn't.
So some things take off, some things don't take off, and the little pipe I think this will go big, okay?
Because somebody doesn't want me smoking cigars anymore because they say it's bad for my teeth.
It hasn't wet my teeth, okay?
They're very white, okay?
White Power.
Hustler32, would you give a dollar to the homeless?
I give five dollars, okay?
All right, I think we're done, and I want everybody to repeat after me.
I'm your number one noticer.
Okay, I heard you.
I'm your number one noticer.
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