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AddReply(314636,"Land for piece(s) Bush-Rice deal","Dennis","USA","06/14/08","Or should I say \"land for rockets\". Correct me if I\'m wrong please someone...\nThey speak like a dragon, my own countryman. What evil!");
AddReply(313525,"Dear Tamar,","Yesha Mom","Yesha","06/08/08","We all miss you and wish you a quick and full recovery. Chag Shavuot Sameach.");
AddReply(313446,"A column by Mrs Kahane","Michelle ","Vancouver","06/08/08","Dear Tamar, I listened to your radio show.  Thank you for being such a brave soldier in spite of your pain.  I really hope you recover soon.\n\nI just found this excellent column by Libby Kahane on the Jerusalem Post and I thought it would be of interest to you and your readers.\n\nJDL - 40 Years Later\n\nhttp://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1212041488760&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull\n\n(If you have prepared a new column for your blog, would you please put this Talkback on it?  Otherwise just add it to your May column.  Take care of yourself.)\n");
AddReply(313340,"there are two handles on a toilet","Dennis","America","06/06/08","One for the majority of articles that go nowhere and the bigger one for the intellectuals about God!");
AddReply(313283,"No shame in taking things to ease pain","Steve","Fla.","06/06/08","I will pray for you Tamar. Prayer after all is a very Jewish thing.\n\nSteve");
AddReply(313159,"To Tamar","Tamar Fan","Israel","06/06/08","Tamar, WHERE ARE YOU?????");
AddReply(312201,"I\'ll be a wet blanket on the \"alternative medicine\" biz.","sk","USA","06/03/08","While granting the levels of iatrogenic (treatment-related) illnesses and mishaps, we live longer than we used to largely because of improved medical care.  There is not a shred of medically peer-reviewed evidence in support of acupuncture.  Nor are their good statistics on the iatrogenic effects of this treatment either.\n\nSo, I say follow your doctor\'s advice.  Actually, you\'ll probably be the advice of a physical therapist mostly.");
AddReply(312184,"Hmmm.... ","Lynn R","NM USA","06/03/08","Sounds like something out of a movie........   \n        I think I would go see the old Russian Lady.........  even if for just tea and cookies :)  \n\n  But Velvel is correct on the Coritzone Tamar.  I have tendinidous (spelling??) in my shoulder and they did a cortizone shot in there.  The needle was a mile long, though I didn\'t feel it go in because I was really in blinding pain, but I was told that if I kept that up it would ruin my joint and would eventually stop helping.  Once coritzone stops working, NOTHING works. \n  I honestly would suggest talking with a chiropractor now that you know what\'s going on.  They are truly not quacks, and may be a more \"holistic\" approach of fixing your back.   I know just another opinion.. just thought I would share.  \n\nWill keep praying for you. ");
AddReply(312174,"to Tamar","Manny","Israel","06/02/08","Come back Tamar. We miss you. Refuah Shelema!!");
AddReply(311564,"Whatever you do, Cortisone shots are NOT the answer...","Velvel","silver spring","05/30/08","");
AddReply(311562,"Dear Tamar - just what you need, more advice","Michelle","Vancouver","05/30/08","If you ever feel like faltering in your determination to go for a natural cure instead of a \"scientific\" one, take a look at the statistics for iatrogenic diseases and fatalities caused by doctors, hospitals and health professionals in general.  They are shocking.\n\nhttp://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2000/07/30/doctors-death-part-one.aspx\n\nThe arrogance in the medical community is astounding, considering that they are, for the most part, unaccountable for their mistakes and their mistakes run in the millions a year.  Most are never even taken to court.\n\nSo, perhaps you should try the natural-spiritual cures first, no matter what your doctor says.  And diet is important (how about turning vegetarian?)\n\nAll the very best to you.  Heal soon Tamar.\n");
AddReply(311558,"#50 Tomar - We all hope that you get better!","Gary","Monterey, CA","05/30/08","");
AddReply(311501,"Sorry to Hear","Larry","TA","05/30/08","Herniated disc, not good. They put my Dad in traction, eventually he had surgery. My mom had surgery for two of them, but she was already 80. The good news is that she was 80 or so and recovered completely. \n\nI know sciatica is quite painful. \n\nI am a doctor\'s kid. I recommend you talk to your doctor about it, but don\'t just absorb/drink in everything he says. Get a second opinion, meaning another exam-with-opinion. That\'s would I would do with a double-whammy like this.\n\nWith all due respect to the three treatments in Mevaseret, I would stay the h*** away from that for now.\n\nBest wishes. Maybe deep breathing can also alleviate some of the pain in the meantime.");
AddReply(311484,"PART II","tamaryonah","","05/30/08","She leans over close to me and tells me:  \"This what you are to do...  You are to go to this old Russian woman I know who lives in Mevaseret Zion, just outside of Jerusalem, and she will massage your discs back in place.  She will have you whole in 3 visits.  And then this woman disapeared in front of my eyes.  POOF!\n\nWell, ok, she didn\'t really disappear, but that\'s how eeire this whole episode seemed.  She actually just turned around, walked away and continued her shopping for Shabbat.\n\nI will let you all know what transpires, if I go to this old russian lady or not. In the meantime, I am resting, taking pills, yes, I am really taking pain killers, what I used to scoff at, but I am humbled.  I hang my head down to my chest in shame for the scorn I had for \'pills\' and people who took them for pain.  I love them now.  Give me more, give me more, give me more!!!!!!!");
AddReply(311483,"To Larry and All,","tamaryonah","","05/30/08","I really want to thank you all for your good wishes AND healing advice.\n\nI went to an orthopedic yesterday and was diagnosed with a herniated disc and sciatica.  I have been ordered a CAT scan and physical therapy.  Future care may require more invasive measures like cortisone shots in the spine, which i really do NOT want to do.    \n\nPreferring non medical intervention when possible,  I asked the doctor if he thought acupuncture might help me...  he peered at me and with a sneer said,...\"  I don\'t know.  I AM A DOCOR OF MEDICINE!!!!  ,,,not acupuncture.\"\n\nHa!  That was so funny, you could actually taste his disdain for any other alternative treatments.  He\'d rather shoot me with cortisone.  \n\nAnyway, after the doctor, and on a  lot of advil, I went to purchase some healthy food and this Sepharadi Israeli woman came up to me, one I have seen around before, but never spoken to, comes up to me and stares at me and whispers, \"I heard you are suffering from back problems.\"  I was amazed how she knew, as I only see her around, don\'t even know her name, but... that\'s Israel.  \nI said, \"Why, yes,  I am in a lot of pain too.\"  She leans over close to me and tells me...  ");
AddReply(311460,"Part II Brief","Larry ","TA","05/30/08","I since have. I have dropped about 15 pounds while becoming fitter, the arthritis - which was partly caused by hard-court tennis - is much better. I used to get colds and flus probably 3 times a year, and now rarely do. When I do get a cold, it\'s usually for less than 36 hours. And I could do much better.\n\nBut I think, along with rest and perhaps physical therapy, that\'s a good long-term plan for you and lots of other people.\n\nGood luck.");
AddReply(311459,"For Tamar and Others","Larry","TA","05/30/08","First, feel better. Second, I think the best way to maintain long-term and short-term health is a diet-fitness program that integrates some basic concepts: 1) a truly balanced and moderate diet,with a calorie limit and pretty much absent processed foods, 2) a long-term fitness plan that you execute, with the help of the changed diet. \n\nThis kind of plan would integrate varied and frequent workouts, mixed with stretching and some pilates. Pilates is not only good for the back, but can be used as part of an overall strength emphasis.\n\nSo \'fitness\' includes not only some cardiovascular work (but varied) with other kinds of workouts. This can include intelligent weight training, sprinting and so on. Just riding a bike or doing an elliptical machine is not as promising. \n\nThe dietary part is important not just because it is part and parcel of better health, along with the fitness piece. It is also very relevant to many medical conditions. I don\'t know what your diagnosis is, but most likely inflammation is involved. And most diets that people eat - which include lots of \'bad\' fats, or an imbalance of fats in the diet - contribute to overall inflammation in the body.\n\nMy experience with this is as follows - I was always athletic and like(d) sports. I play tennis and run, and like other sports as well. I have also fought overweight since I was thirty, which is a while. I have also had arthritis for about ten years. Although I played lots of tennis from 1995-2002, in CA, I had yet to learn about the nutrition-fitness relationship or to implement either. So ");
AddReply(311293,"#45 Donald","Gary","Monterey, CA","05/29/08","The Left built France, the right built the USA.  The left is the greatest enemy against Judaism and Christianity and moral issues, the right champions the Biblical moral foundations.  The money issue with the right is that of low taxation and small government.  That of the left, on the otherhand, is for high taxation and redistribution of wealth - in other words, socialization, which is the next step to communism.  The right cherishes the freedom of government in relation to religion, money, speech, and many other principles.  The left cherishes power in the hands of a few.");
AddReply(311260,"From an old lefty","Donald","Asbury Park","05/29/08","I don\'t know if I\'m over reacting but the school I went to taught that the left generally has over the centuries brought great benefits to mankind. The contributions of Jewish liberals is a case in point, to be contrasted with the right, most of whom think money is more important than people. Yes, the left get things wrong, but historically speaking they have been far more correct than the right because they believe that people are more important than money--which, correct me if I\'m wrong, is a belief also held by G-d. Thanks for your time and indeed get well soon.   ");
AddReply(310808,"#42 Dan - Thank you for the background","Michelle","Vancouver","05/28/08","Israeli politics are extremely mystifying to me so I appreciate your guiding points.  \n\nIt seems that political leaders took advantage of FSU immigrants\' lack of experience with democracy.  This is too bad.  \n\n1)  I have Sharansky\'s book.  I\'ll keep that in mind when I get around to read it.\n\n2)  I agree.  Further to that, children from FSU background attend secular schools with curriculum that alienates them from Zionism and Torah.  This doesn\'t bode well for the future. \n\n3)  The good thing is that Lieberman showed his cards before becoming PM.  That saves Israelis a lot of trouble.  \n\n4)  I have no evidence either way regarding Gaydamak, only a creepy feeling that he is not to be trusted at all.  \n\nOnly this evening I got to read your comment, Dan.  Today I spent eight hours with a busy computer while Norton downloaded a free 2008 update to my subscription.  Eight hours!  And my laptop is not an antique.  It\'s only 18 months old.  Some virus must have sneaked past Norton\'s anti-virus and slowed down everything.\n\nA whole day without A7, Tamar.  This was a very hard for me, with my chronic anxiety about Israel.  \n\nAnd Dan, thanks again!\n");
AddReply(310731,"#42 Dan","Gary","Monterey, CA","05/28/08","It\'s time to go back to Theocracy for Israel.  Democracy doesn\'t work well with a national religion that is set up to govern the affairs of the people.  Go back to the form of government setup by Moses in the Torah!!");
AddReply(310526,"#39, Russian voters are right-wing,  but they\'ve been tricked ","Dan","Jerusalem","05/27/08","The Russian voters hate the left because of their experiences with communism, so they are right-wing and nationalist.\n\nBut.... their votes have been channeled into various parties to prevent them from voting for the Likud (not that the Likud is really right wing, but better to fragment the vote)\n\n1) Natan Sharansky\'s Yisrael b\'Aliyah party.  The Russians say that Sharansky is a bluff, a big zero. BTW, he didn\'t write the book about democracy, it was ghost-written\n\n2) Tommy Lapid of Shinui played the anti-religious card and hordes of Russians voted for him. \n\n3) Avigdor Lieberman talked tough (talk loudly & carry a small stick), and they voted for him.  They have caught on that he betrayed them, so we are left with ....\n\n4) Arkady Gaydamak will form the next \"Russian\" party.\n\n");
AddReply(310525,"Acupuncture","LL","Israel","05/27/08","My girlfriend had the same problem and acupuncture cured her. You should consider trying it. Get well soon, we would love to read some new posts from you as soon as you feel better!!");
AddReply(310460,"LOL","Sam Flanagan","Belfast","05/27/08","Thx. You better try a poultice of figs like King Hezekiah!");
AddReply(310415,"A question out of the blue","Michelle","Vancouver","05/26/08","I bought The Mitrokhin Archive part 2 and went straight to the chapter about the KGB and Israel.  It\'s fascinating.  It tells, by the way, of MK Sneh\'s daddy, a KGB agent.\n\nAll that made me wonder how did the big Soviet Jewish migration into Israel affect politics.  No doubt most of them were legitimate Jews, but there were many who had weak or non-existing links to Judaism.  \n\nSo, my question to Tamar or anyone well versed in this subject is how did this huge migration affect politics in Israel.  Was there a significant gain for the leftist parties?  \n\nWith some of them not caring one way or the other about Judea and Samaria, how is that demographic influencing current politics in Israel, including the Big Land Giveaway?\n\nJust wondering.... \n\nI hope someone has some answers.  \n\nThanks.");
AddReply(310414,"to Sam #37 re: broken link","tamaryonah","","05/26/08","I spoke with studio and thye are trying to fix the link.  I will post it when/if they succeed.\n\n\nAm  in soooo much pain.  What did people do a hundred years ago when there weren\'t pain killers?  I am so, so humbled.");
AddReply(310381,"Broken links","SAM FLANAGAN","BELFAST","05/26/08","Thx for the info Tamar. Unfortunately the links to the interview are not working. I would be very interested to hear it.");
AddReply(310274,"\"Independence Day ?\" by Shoshi Greenfeld (translation) ","Dan","Jerusalem","05/26/08","Independence Day ?\n\nBy Shoshi Greenfeld\n\nhttp://www.inn.co.il/Articles/Article.aspx/7507\n\nWe will wave another flag, a flag that symbolizes morals and purity\n\nSuppose that someone has a rare musical talent and he receives a violin as a gift, but then instead of utilizing his talent, he places the instrument in a dark, forsaken corner and allows it to gather dust, or instead of playing the violin in the usual way, he uses it in peculiar ways, e.g. forcefully pulling out the strings, or striking another violinist over the head with it.\n\nIs the reception of the violin for that musician a holiday, which he ought to celebrate for generations and generations? In my opinion, it would indeed be appropriate for that musician to denote the day he received the violin as a holiday.  That was the day that the musician was given the opportunity and means to convey his artistic talent.  But it is just an opportunity and it doesn\'t turn him into a virtuoso overnight.\n\nThe state that was given to us is an instrument, a vessel, and also an opportunity.  Since we were given this opportunity, we ought to celebrate.  But it is just a vessel, just an opportunity, and what we do with the opportunity is an entirely different question.   Thus it is desirable to celebrate the receipt of the vessel and the opportunity, but at the same time, we should remember that we are just celebrating receiving the chance for deliverance, the chance for independence and improving our lot.  And we may add to that all the fortunate occurrences that have happened since then.\n\nHowever, this doesn\'t mean that we should follow blindly after those who possess the vessel or control the helm of the state, nor should we make them holy.  We should distinguish between the vessel and those who have power over it. (Those same ones who brought back to us the sound of the pounding of their fists, when just recently they destroyed the \"Hazon David\" synagogue in the wee hours of the night, and plotted to toss the Halamish brothers into jail, while murderers with blood on their hands are released, the injustice cries to the heavens).\n\nNor does it mean that we shall wave the flag that they designed and painted on their banners, which they held aloft as they deprived us of our independence, expelled us from our homes, and trampled our rights as citizens.\n\nThey didn\'t take the flag from us.  It was never our flag.  It was always their flag.  They designed it and chose it in a contest of their own, used it to unite us around their rule, and wrapped themselves in it so we wouldn\'t understand that we live, in essence, in a totalitarian regime disguised as a democracy.\n\nEveryone who has a little understanding of psychological warfare, is aware that those in power, in order to confuse the masses, to prevent a mass uprising, and to give us a false sense of unity in support of the regime, use flags and symbols. Thus, we find that Snowball and Napoleon wave the flag with the phrase \"Manor Farm\" emblazoned on it in Orwell\'s \"Animal Farm.\"\n\nLet us wave another flag, a flag that symbolizes morality, purity, and the desire to restore sanity to the vessel that is called the State of Israel.  Yehuda Maccabi also chose his own flag.  He didn\'t  unite with the Hellenists under their flag.  Nor did Caleb and Joshua join with the other 10 spies.  Of course, we are for unity.  The others are welcome to come and unite under our flag, under our independence, and our sincere and truthful declarations of principles, and our will to be a free people in our land. \n\nIndependence day could be a day of reflection.  Are we really independent ?  Are we really capable of standing up for our principles in order to save our families, our homes, our children and the state.  Are we capable of saying no for once, when that which is sacred to us is shattered?  Are we able to rise up, when they trample on our civil rights, and, by our example, return the rest of Israeli society to the straight path.\n\n");
AddReply(310129,"some answers...","tamaryonah","","05/25/08","Thank you all for the exercise suggestions.  I have been doing them when possible. Thank G-d for hot showers and Advil. \n\nI would have done better, but I HAD to be up north for the weekend for one of my kids and the 2 hr ride in a sitting position backtracked me a lot.  i was writihing in pain on the journey. I hope that by the end of this week with enough rest, and no forced sitting, I can get the edge off.\n\nAs for Sam F. on the Aaron Russo film, FREEDOM TO FASCISM, I interviewed Aaron on my show before he died.  You might like to go and hear it if it interests you.\nOk, back \'to rest\' for me.");
AddReply(309987,"How are you doing, Tamar? ","CDG","Y-laim","05/25/08","Have any of our suggestions helped?");
AddReply(309920,"NEVER MIND EXERCISE","Sam Flanagan","BELFAST","05/25/08","Try relaxing by listening to \"America from Freedom to Facism\" by Aaron Russo, it is avaiable on youtube.");
AddReply(309850,"About Israel\'s success in spite of everything - an essay - link","Michelle","Vancouver","05/24/08","Tamar, here\'s a very unusual essay published by a UK!!! magazine.  \n\nI was just browsing at the bookstore and it attracted my attention because of its positive tone, so different from what what we are used to see on magazine covers lately.\n\nI just want to share it with you and your readers.  It\'s a very good analysis. \n\nHere is The Spectator\'s essay by Melanie Phillips \"Happy 60th Birthday, Israel - Well Done for Surviving\".\n\nhttp://www.spectator.co.uk/the-magazine/features/643426/part_2/happy-60th-birthday-israel-well-done-for-surviving.thtml\n\nGet well soon, Tamar!");
AddReply(309671,"SK, I knew you weren\'t a hopeless cause. (grin)","tamaryonah","","05/23/08","Thanks, I am printing up the page for the exercises now.");
AddReply(309668,"Walk to the showers, achtung!","Cale","","05/23/08","Wake up, Israel! Warriors of the Most High, who will dare to rise up? ");
AddReply(309664,"Some exercises for Tamar","sk","USA","05/23/08","This link seems to have some good exercises.  I have listed two kinds of problems that you might be suffering from.  You can hit those links within the page below.  I wouldn\'t do this for Fishman.\n\nhttp://www.spine-health.com/Wellness/Exercise/Sciatica-Exercises/Sciatica-Exercises-Overview.html\n\nExercise for sciatic pain from piriformis syndrome\n\nHamstring stretching exercises for sciatica\n");
AddReply(309633,"This Kahanist predicts...","Velvel","silver spring","05/23/08","That if Olmert surrenders Golan Heights to Syria, there will be a new front opened up for terrorists and missile fire like that seen in Gaza.  Perhaps the Syrian snipers who partially caused the 67 war in the first place will return and try taking some cheap shots again.  Better keep that Jewish land Jewish.\n\nFeel better Tamar.");
AddReply(309623,"Anne Coulter... Scary.","Lynn R","NM USA","05/23/08","");
AddReply(309590," It takes alotta nerve to deal with","les","Ayr","05/23/08","sciatica [no pun intended] but we certainly will be praying to the \'Master physician\' for your soon and complete recovery Tamar.  Whats the saying, \"When you\'re flat on your back you are most able to look up\"   Thats where our healer resides\'   Shalom");
AddReply(309559,"CDG, I was WAITING for your reply!","tamaryonah","","05/22/08","I am humbled by the pain and willing to stand on my head and sing country music if I have to... or whatever cure.... desperate people, will do silly things.    This could be funny, if it didn\'t hurt so bad.\n\nOk, I am going to do this leg exercise.  Thanks for getting back to me. I was looking twice a day to see if you answered!  Right now I am on aspirin and extra strength advil.  I don\'t like taking medicine, I like to stay away from drugs, but Man, that advil is goooood stuff!!!  (wink).  \n\n");
AddReply(309453,"New faith","Terry aka Driving Bear","N.E. Tennessee","05/22/08","I think Ann Coulter said it best when \nshe said that the left is a new / false \nreligion. Because of this for the left to see that they are wrong would be like a Jew coming to the conclusion that they should eat BLT cheeseburgers and start singing \"how I love Jesus\"");
AddReply(309445,"Reply to Tamar","CDG","Y-laim","05/22/08","No; the left leg remains on the bed, although it can be bent if it helps you, and the right leg is bent off the bed. The idea is to let the weight of the hurting leg do the work. By twisting your head and stretching your arm out the other way, you are trying to stretch your spine (where the pain originates) as much as you can. You might experience a \"crack.\" You might not. But the idea is to stretch out the muscles and the spine.  :)");
AddReply(309429,"get better soon :-)","Rob","usa","05/22/08","");
AddReply(309299,"The future/ The Golan/ Your Property.","Joseph A. Cleary","Sand Springs, ","05/22/08","It\'s coming to a head, there and around the world.\nYour friend will also need to be there in Israel with you and the others, as it\'s gong to be the only safe place on the planet.\nSorry about your back problems. ");
AddReply(309031,"to #18 Daniel and #19 CDG","tamaryonah","","05/21/08","Daniel, Thank you,  it\'s Tamar bat Miryam Leiba\n\nto CDG, is the left leg bent off the bed?  Or are both legs always straight?  I am a more visual person, so I am a little confused, but eager to try it.  Am I trying to crack my back by twisting to the right with head and arm?");
AddReply(309023,"Refuah Shleimah, Tamar! I have a suggestion.","CDG","Y-laim","05/21/08","and while you\'re healing, you might want to try this stretching exercise: \n\n1. Lay down on your bed, face up, near one edge of the bed, with the side that doesn\'t hurt towards the edge. In your case, lay with the left side towards the edge.\n\n2. Take your hurting leg (the right one), gently cross it over your left leg, so that your knee is parallel to your hips, to the edge and gently let it down, relaxing the leg completely at the end. Try to remain on your back and stretch your right arm across the bed, to help you stay stable. Turn your head to the right, so that you face that arm.\n\n3. Try to remain that way 10-15 seconds, then bring up the leg slowly for a few seconds, then bring it down again, and up again. The weight of your leg hanging down and the effort it takes to bring it back up should help unpinch the nerve.\n\nIt should not take long until you feel your spine adjust itself and you might feel instantly at least somewhat better!\n\nThe first time sciatic nerve pain happened to me was about 17 years ago, at 35 years of age - and it was also the right side. I\'m no doctor, but I have dealt with this pain successfully ever since. I hope this suggestion helps, along with our blessings. ");
AddReply(308909,"Tamar Yonah, refu\'ah sh\'leimah!","Daniel Pinner","Kfar Tapuach","05/21/08","What\'s your Hebrew name?");
AddReply(308832,"Get well soon, Tamar! (N\"C)","Fangyu","Cerritos, CA","05/21/08","");
AddReply(308809,"Mrs. Yonah","Gary","Monterey, CA","05/20/08","Once, a cowboy got thrown off his own horse, after it bucked when it seen a snake.  Being bed ridden for a week with a back problem, and having his bedroom window opened during the summer, his horse peeped in and became ance.  It bit the cover off him and threw it outside. It bit his trousers and tossed it back on his lap.  It then began to kick the side of the bedroom wall.  Finally, he got up and went outside.  His horse was happy.\nWhere\'s your horse?");
AddReply(308798,"The Leftist Agenda","Yehoshua Friedman","Kochav Hashachar","05/20/08","The secular left is ostensibly worried about the Arab demographic threat. The threat they are really worried about is the religious Jewish threat. We are having kids and they are not. The Arabs are leaving the country. The secular Jews are leaving the country. We are staying. They have tried bringing Russian goyim and phony conversions to no avail. The Russians are not interested in becoming Jewish except those who are REALLY interested. They realize that they will not own the state in a few years. If it will not be theirs, they must see to it that it does not exist. Therefore they slowly knock down the dominoes which keep the state standing. We only pray that we will all get it and succeed in the Cold Civil War before we don\'t have a country left. Keep the Teshuva Agenda going!");
AddReply(308667,"Hey Y\'all - suffering back pain","tamaryonah","","05/20/08","Haven\'t updated.  I am suffering back pain with a sciatic nerve killing me in my right leg, with numbness.  How can something be numb, and yet hurt so excruciatingly?\n\nArgh!");
AddReply(308601,"They knew what would happen, they just don\'t care.","Velvel","silver spring","05/20/08","they want their inner circle acceptance at american balls and galas and to sit at a table with arab leaders who pretend not to hate them for 20 minutes.  ");
AddReply(308567,"You can\'t negoticate with Liberals!","Gary","Monterey, CA","05/20/08","It means that Conservatives must give up their demands and accept the Liberals\' positions.  They will never yield to Conservatives, but rather, they seek to devour, destroy, and control all political enemies until they give up.  \nLook at France.  Conservatives represent only 35% of the voting public.  The other 65% are Socialist.  I\'ve heard of testimonies from Conservative French citizens that they have no voice in the state of their affairs.  One of their concerns is the imigration of Arabs into France since 1950.  Once they lost power, the Socialist opened up the borders to Arabs.  Consequently, by 2020, the Arabs will be the majority ethnic group in France.");
AddReply(308331,"don\'t forget \"haredi\" Shas United \"Tora\" Judiasm CO-SPONSORED \"peace\"","Moshe","Beit Shemesh","05/19/08","process with dead Jews for ..... MONEY !!!!!!\nShas gave Rabin \"Shaslo\" gov\'t its majority - Shas also supported Barak.\nUnited \"Tora\" Judiasm gave majority to Gush Katif expulsion gov\'t.");
AddReply(308326,"Future","LL","Israel","05/19/08","Rabbi Kahane z\"l was a prophet in his time. Of course, anyone with half a brain could see into the future on the problem of Arab-Jewish demography. For those interested, Rabbinit Libby Kahane has just put out an excellent book about her late husband.");
AddReply(308295,"Didn\'t know?  Of course they knew!","Mike","Vienna, VA","05/19/08","How long will it take you to understand this:  These people are willing to do ANYTHING to eliminate the dati leumi.  Their sole goal is to kill YOU.  You can play political games all you want, but until you match your goals to the goals of your enemies, you will accomplish nothing.\n\nWhat does the Talmud say about people who want to kill you?  I know someone here remembers...");
AddReply(308287,"Trust/ Jerusalem/ War/ Bush Mr Palestinian.","Joseph A. Cleary","Sand Springs,","05/19/08","Any one who\'d trust Bush, Obama, Clinton, Mc Cain and Condi Rice.\nYour war grows closer. I\'m listening to your show as I write to this.\nShalom, Shalom, Yosef ");
AddReply(308247,"The \"right\" has NEVER been right.  ONLY THE REAL RIGHT WAS CORRECT","Velvel","silver spring","05/19/08","The fake supposed \"rightwing\" has never been correct.  Only the real rightwing, led by Kahane was correct, and that is why Likud (read, fake rightwing) wanted him banned.\n\nAnd to this day, only the real rightwing continues to be correct.  That would be all remaining Kahanists, \"kachniks,\" and other of the most patriotic and nationalist Jews in Israel.  STILL SHUNNED AND SILENCED BY THE ESTABLISHMENT.  ");
AddReply(308198,"Future occurences???","Melinda Lehan","Smalltown,U.S.","05/18/08","I read and copied some papers  last week from Omega Letter that was interesting to me.\nAccording to NASA\'s eclipse website between 2014-2015 solar and lunar eclipses sometimes called blood moons will occur. They noted a rare phenomenon of four consecutive total lunar eclipses,known as a tetrad.  Theses eclipses are to occur conciding  with the holy days of Passover in the spring and the Feast of Tabernacles Succoth in the autumn.  The last time this happened four blood moons occuring together, in the last century, was in 1967-1968 when Jerusalem was recaptured by Israel. The time before that was right after Israel became a nation in 1948,49,and 50 on Passover and Succoth. Before that they said it happened in 1500\'s but not during Passover or Succoth then. I wonder when they fell then or what was going on then, wasn\'t Inquisition  in late 1490\'s ? hmmm.\n We need to pray and help support Israel over next 5 to 6 yrs.");
AddReply(308190,"Another trip from Bush","Melinda Lehan","Smalltown,U.S.","05/18/08","We had tornados in Oklahoma and two other states 22 lives lost. We had fires in Florida,while there was a lotta rain on east coast. Will  Bush and our state dept. ever get the picture???  ");
AddReply(308133,"The Left ?","marcel","Florida","05/18/08","Tell me Yonah ,was Sharon the traitor in Likud or the leftist parties \nWas Netanyahu, when he bowed to the U.S. agenda,and betrayed Israel, surrendering much of Hevron in the right wing Likud ?\nWas Olmert and Livni in Likud when they sold out Israel for the vision of their god George and his cursed and failed Road Map  ?");
AddReply(308114,"Convert","sue brown","Lubbock","05/18/08","Olmert is too funny!");
AddReply(308065,"Tamar, don\'t be so cynical.","Daniel Pinner","Kfar Tapuach","05/18/08","If our glorious and beloved leader Yitzchak Rabin (PBUH, Friend of the Children and Sun of the Nations) said that there will no Katyushas on Ashkelon, then that\'s good enough for me. There were no Katyushas on Ashkelon, neither will there be.\n\nDon\'t believe these Zionist propaganda reports of alleged Katyusha attacks on Ashkelon.\n\nAnd now I will pre-empt: when the news comes of Katyushas on Ashdod, Beer Sheva, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Eilat and so on (chas ve-shalom), don\'t believe those reports either. Why? - Because our glorious and beloved leader Yitzchak Rabin (PBUH, Friend of the Children and Sun of the Nations) promised it won\'t happen, therefore anyone who claims it does happen is lying.\n\nFor that same reason, we know that none of the terrorism of the last 15 years really happened: both our glorious and beloved leader Yitzchak Rabin (PBUH, Friend of the Children and Sun of the Nations) and our glorious and beloved President Shimon Peres promised us it woudn\'t.\n\n(P.S. After a somewhat ambiguous encounter the other day, I suspect that the Shabak may be keeping tabs on me to find out what I really think these days. I hope this clears it up for them...)");
AddReply(308060,"The left knew, they just have a different agenda","Dan","Jerusalem","05/18/08","Rabin and Barak former military men didn\'t know what would happen ? They knew.  They alternated talking about \"peace\" with talking tough to keep the Israeli people in the dark.\n\nfrom 1989 NY times: \"Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin warned today that if Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip did not accept Israel\'s offer of elections, he would order the military to deal more harshly with the Palestinian uprising.\" \n\nexample, from 1994 NY times: \"Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin warned that Israel might reconsider the expansion of Palestinian self-rule unless serious efforts were made to curb anti-Israeli attacks in areas under Palestinian control. \"\n");

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