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AddReply(330386,"The Wall","Ian Robinson","Manchester UK","08/04/08","The best thing to come out of Isreal since the Torrah was the wall. But, since it has been competed ( & well done to all involved... ) and the point made - it should be time enough to demolish (it).");
AddReply(328737,"I just wonder which \"Lord\" he was praying to...","Levi","","07/29/08","By the man\'s actions, attitudes, and phiosophies, I greatly doubt Obama is addressing the one who spoke to Mosheh. There are other places he can stick his notes...");
AddReply(328676,"Tamar, here\'s the PROOF!","Simcha","Jerusalem","07/29/08","http://web.israelinsider.com/Articles/Politics/13021.htm");
AddReply(328529,"The Height of Hypocrisy","Malka","upstate NY","07/29/08","What utter gall to first declare that Jerusalem should be divided and then slip his note asking to be instrument for G-d\'s will.\n\nG-d\'s will is NOT for Jerusalem to be divided.\n\nRegarding the removal of the note, for 99.9 percent of people a note either in person or electronically is deeply personal, whether it\'s a nobody like me or Pope John Paul II, or a head of state.\n\nI sincerely doubt anyone would have removed a note from the wall, even from a note placed by a well known person if they thought it was sincere.\n\n");
AddReply(328517,"OBAMA\'S KIVITEL","Bernard Antin","Southfield MI","07/29/08","The retreival and publication of Senator Obama\'s Kotel kivitel n could be merely the latest excess in the contemporary cult of celebrity where the unblinking public eye watches 24/7/365. \n \nON THE OTHER HAND this is something that is pretty much unheard of. No one could be that close when the note was inserted so that a person from the crowd could find it latter. The text of the note sounds almost a cliche with nothing all that personal inside. Plus Mr. Obama or his staff made the trip to the Kotel more an expression of political aspiration than than one of piety.\n \nHow craven to reduce the Kotel to a political prop\n \nBernard \nSouthfield   MI \n");
AddReply(328422,"BOO-smells like a Clinton tactic","Jean","Gainesville GA","07/29/08","Barry Osama Obama -  if he wanted to pray at the Kotel, he could\'ve gone without a press entourage and privately spoke to his Creator.\n\nThis incident smells just like when Clinton (sorry, no ex-Presidential respect from me) went to the cemetery in France where our American \nsoldiers are buried.  As Clinton, (with the paste-on glittering tear on his cheek) wandered through the gravesites, one of his aides went ahead and pulled out a flag and tossed it on the ground.  Then our former \nactor-in-chief just happens to find the fallen flag, and reverently places it upright.  How disgustingly touching.\n\nI hesitate to attack the contents of BOO\'s written prayer (conveniently \nwritten on King David note paper, making it easier to attribute to him), but being a natural skeptic, I suspect this was a clintonesque setup.\n\nWhat about the kotelcam?  Are the camera footages archived?\n\nIt would be so cool to see one of his lackeys looking for the note with the special mark on it, and then filching it.\n\n");
AddReply(328389,"I listened to your show and I\'m listening to Walter\'s too.","Joseph A. Cleary","Sand Springs,","07/28/08","What I can say will best be served by going to Tamary.\nShalom, Shalom,  Yosef ");
AddReply(328251,"obama, The Crying Game?","moses","","07/28/08","Is it possible Obama is a she-he???");
AddReply(328210,"Are you fooled by anyone who puts","les","Ayr","07/28/08","on a kippa?  Well, I\'m not and I\'m not Jewish but can see this man foolin alot of you already!  Does walkin in a barn make you a horse or a mule?   Indeed not!   First--he is not a black man as he would like you to believe from his short remarks trying to get votes by sympathetic means. He is an Arab by the way and as much as he would like to be a black man--he is not.  The color of the skin doesn\'t denote the blood in the veins and if he becomes president [G-d forbid] America will be introduced to Shiria law soon and honor killings will probably be as much in the news as abortions.  The mosques in America are arms depots and training posts for muslim teachings against American values that the polititions are blind to their happenings!    The Germans approved of Obama as if he were running for \'Kaiser\' of the world!   Smooth words do not a president make but experience and a dedicated unwavering platform to back up what the people want and need.  These things Obama has Not!     Nor does he care for the well being of the Jew and how could he, being an Arab!  THIMK!  [the sign said]   jokingly we must use the brain and not others for our own concerns     Psm. 122: 6");
AddReply(328205,"TAMAR IS RIGHT AGAIN!","Simcha","Jerusalem","07/28/08","I don\'t believe there was any yeshiva student (how crass to blame the religious!)  As someone pointed out, it\'s never been done before and what religious student would go to Maariv with the note anyway?  I believe it was leaked by his own people with his approval.  What a pity the rabbis have been duped into responding to this mini-blood libel.");
AddReply(328183,"Obama\'s Note ","Michelle ","Keller ","07/28/08","What stood out ...no mention of prayers .............\nfor his country or Israel or the world .\nVery selfish prayer ... \n \n\n");
AddReply(328124,"Joseph, is the rabbi right?","Steve","Fla.","07/28/08","Rabbi Brody ia a very learned man and a man who fears God.\n\nI wonder though, is Ehud Olmert making tshuva (repentance) as Rabbi Brody suspects he might be? \n\nIs it better to keep Ehud Olmert because he is the criminal we know rather than the criminal we do not know?    \n\nIf Velvel is right, the polls are all wrong, then maybe the Jews in Israel are doing tshuva because of this immoral government and they will never again vote for all these corrupt parties that want to give our land to Israel\'s enemies.\n\nThen we have nothing to fear.  We can hold elections and the Jews in Israel will demand and vote for righteous leaders.\n\nMaybe.");
AddReply(328084,"Did Obama use the cardboard kippa?","Velvel","silver spring","07/28/08","Talk about fashion feux pas....  lol");
AddReply(328075,"Obama’s Western Wall Prayer???","Terry","Dallas","07/28/08","I do not believe that the note that was printed was ever in the Wall and I believe that this was prearranged to have this note given to the press.  The paper that Obama put in the Wall probably had nothing on it.\n\nIf the paper that Obama put in the Wall was the note that the press printed, whoever took the note would have to have known exactly where it was in the Wall and which piece of paper it was.  So again if it was ever in the Wall this would have had to have been prearranged.\n\nThis was just a campaign move to get votes nothing more.\n");
AddReply(328060,"I listened to your show conserning the note.","Joseph A. Cleary","Sand Springs,","07/28/08","The note was staged by Obama, as he wanted it to be read. I\'ve placed notes in the Kotel and it wouldn\'t have bothered me if it were read either as it were prayers for friends. \nI listened to you and the Prof., Paul E.. Good show.");
AddReply(328055,"FREIND SHALOM","CHRIS","GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO, USA","07/28/08","AN OBAMA-NATION IT WILL BE IF HE IS ELECTED. THIS CAN NOT BE, HE IS A MASK WAITING TO UNMASK AFTER HE IS ELECTED. G_D EXSPOSE THIS HIDDEN AGENDA");
AddReply(328054,"Uzi Dayan (leftist) to join Likud","Dan","Jerusalem","07/28/08","The Likud is not right-wing, but the \"loyal opposition,\" that\'s why Israelis are confused, there is no alternative.\n\n\"Uzi Dayan to join Likud after months of secret negotiations\"\nhttp://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=JPost/JPArticle/ShowFull&cid=1215331116249");
AddReply(328051,"Poll-ters know where to take a survey.","Analyst","PlainFact","07/28/08","They know where the religious neighborhoods are as well as the non religious neighborhoods.  HaAretz and Mar\'riv newspapers can provide them with their distribution statistics with names, addresses, etc.\n\nThese polls are not valid by any means. \n\nI learned this while doing my masters in a research institute...surveys are not truthfull and their interpretations are even less. ");
AddReply(328030,"Rabbi Lazer Broady/Right on.","Joseph A. Cleary","Sand Springs,","07/28/08","Rabbi Lazer Broady is right on target, in all that he said.\nNot even one like me can see everything nor can we stop everything. I wait for the war that he\'s speaking of, as it\'s coming. Just as Judia and Sumeria is or will be given over as well as Beit-El. Now you understand why you have to be back on your feet. \nShalom, Shalom, Yosef ");
AddReply(327986,"Empty hearts empty words","Melinda Lehan","Smalltown,U.S.","07/27/08","I just read this quote from Obama Hussein where he expressed his belief and faith then expressed his belief in evolution. He says science and faith have nothing to do with each other just different topics. Now how can one man believe G-d created men and the world and at the same time believe we evolved from monkeys,slugs,slime and the world was made with a big bang. A contradiction in terms.\nIn another statement from him he believes there\'s many paths to G-d yet calls himelf a Christian. Another contradiction in terms. G-d of Abraham,Issac,and Jacob does not share names with Allah moon g-d of hate and vengance. No thank you.\n\nIn another statement about his faith he states he doesn\'t know if he\'s going to heaven and he doesnt\' fully believe in hell.\nThis is not a man of faith but a man who pleases men his words come and go like the wind.\n We women learn the hard lesson early on don\'t trust everything that comes from a man\'s mouth or his pen, but his former actions,his friends,his family, his faith, his heart.\n");
AddReply(327982,"Steve:  Polls are nonsense.  anti-Jewish media use them against us. ","Velvel","silver spring","07/27/08","psyops.   They are using every weapon in their arsenal to not only fight Jews but to deceive them as well.  Convince a Jew that all his neighbors support the idea to give away half of Jerusalem, and he will think well I guess everybody else wants this.  And the idea will gain steam and passivity will grow.  This is part of the purpose behind news media presenting a poll like this:  Look JEW, 80% of your brothers support national suicide!   How can you be so blind and so \'extremist\' and so \'war mongering\' to not also get on the bandwagon!   Just accept our peace-messiah.  You rejected yoshka but Accept our Oslo-peace messiah, or our Obama-peace-messiah, how about our disengagement peace-messiah.\n\n\nSteve, pollsters are more aptly termed Spinsters.   I\'ve seen a talk by an actual pollster where he openly bragged that the pollster is able to generate the desired response by phrasing the question a certain way.    And he demonstrated it.\n\nLet\'s look at the spin in this case:\n\nThey are asking a HYPOTHETICAL question based on a fantasy.    A \"final and lasting peace\"    MOST Israelis would agree to ANYTHING that brings that about.   (I don\'t agree with this, and I personally would cede not a centimeter of land in any circumstance due to the massive chillul hashem, silly and idiotic nature of suicidal landgive-aways that no sane country does, and the sinful nature, and because I KNOW there can\'t be peace with arabs but...  ).   They will of course say yes.  Just fill in the blank.      Some wouldn\'t even agree to that or think it\'s a bad idea etc, but WOULD SAY YES to that question asked by a pollster.   It\'s almost like asking \'would you support peace instead of war?\'     It appeals to the emotions.  It makes the person feel like a villain if they don\'t answer a certain way.  Even if they don\'t agree they will say yes.    This is the spin of this poll.   It\'s very obvious.    What if they did a followup question, do you think \"lasting and final peace\" is really possible?  Would 90% say no?   How about \"without a miracle straight from heaven, is \'true and final peace\' possible?\"   95% would say no?   What does it then say about the initial question.  Israelis are deceived by polls, then they are pushed in the mass media to make court Jews and court-Jew-american-Jewish-establishment bolder in their pushes for \"peace\" and Israeli Jews more passive and fatalistic on the subject.   It\'s a big psyop.");
AddReply(327907,"Re: #15 (Who do we believe?)","Steve","Fla.","07/27/08","B\'nai B\'rith poll a couple of weeks back indicated 80% of Jews in Israel are willing to make border changes in Jerusalem. Diaspora Jews are asked to stay out of the debate.\n\nWho are we to believe?\n\n(Caroline Glick) Interview with National Review: Political Messiah in the Holy Land\nJuly 25, 2008, 9:21 PM\n\nKathryn Jean Lopez: Did he (Obama) get his Jerusalem answer wrong?\n\nGlick: Israelis don\'t support making any concessions on our sovereignty over Jerusalem and so his answer won him no support among most Israelis. But again, no one challenged him much on the issue and no one really cared that deeply about what he thinks about much of anything other than Iran. ");
AddReply(327852,"The media expects us to vote for a candidate they\'ve endorsed.","MED","USA","07/27/08","So this note left at the Kotel by Obama was just another photo-op & campaign ploy.\n\nHow come Obama didn\'t request the L-RD to bless the US tax-payers who paid for his photo-op safari from Kuwait to Afghanistan to Iraq to Jordan & then to Israel?   If it\'s a \'politically correct\' note, he should have included this vast block of US voters too.\n\nThat is a great way to have a free safari ride from July 17 to 23 at the US tax-payers\' expense!");
AddReply(327832,"A riddle","Lurker","Jerusalem, Israel","07/27/08","From the Jerusalem Post [http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1215331112489&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull]:\n\n\"In response, Ma\'ariv said that \'...since Obama is not a Jew, publishing the note does not constitute an infringement on his right to privacy.\'\n\nExercise for the reader:  What sort of reaction do you think this statement would receive if it were made by R. Ovadia Yosef instead of Ma\'ariv?\n");
AddReply(327830,"Polls on dividing Jerusalem","Steve","Fla.","07/27/08","Found this in the anti-Israel Guardian this morning.  More bad news regarding the mood of the Jews in Israel, if polls are to be trusted as an indicator of opinion:\n\n\n\"The struggle for the city\'s heart and soul seems to be accelerating even as polls show that the majority of Israelis - if not Jewish Jerusalemites - say that they would make concessions on the city as part of a lasting and final peace...\"\n\nhttp://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/jul/27/israelandthepalestinians.middleeast1\n\nArabs under siege as Israel tightens grip on Holy City\n\nThe battle for Jerusalem is entering a new phase as Israel continues to build new settlements in the east of the city and a series of violent attacks by lone Arab attackers ratchets up the tension....\n");
AddReply(327828,"It wanted it to be found!","Shmuel","Jerusalem","07/27/08","Tamar is 100% correct. He wanted the note to be found and publicised.   ");
AddReply(327826,"It airn\'t over yet... prayer of fear","David_","Pines","07/27/08","It ain\'t over yet... notice that he prayed for protection first... many of C\'s x-associates are 6 feet under.  I think that part was sincere.  The rest is a good presidential prayer.\n\nNote discovery was planned I\'m sure.");
AddReply(327823,"He wanted it to be found","Shmuel","Jerusalem","07/27/08","I think your interpretation of his note is 100% correct. It was composed by his staff and written by him without ANY typos, so that it would look good for the press. \n\nHe wanted it to be found.");
AddReply(327754,"Obama already beat McCain anyway","David","Beit El","07/27/08","which might explain the exclusion of that critical part.\nPerhaps it would read like this:\n\"Dear Universe,\nPlease make me the leader of the New World Order and help me fulfill all its goals.\"\nDo we actually believe that Obama believes in any G-d whatever we may call him?  Anymore than Bush does?  No, I don\'t think his type believes in anything except the power of nature and the intellect.");
AddReply(327750,"Obama and the monkey idol","Dan","Jerusalem","07/27/08","What does Obama really believe in anyway ?\n\n\"Indian monkey god idol for Obama\"\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/7468662.stm\n\n\"Is Obama devotee of monkey-god idol? Hindus present campaign with 2-foot version of good-luck charm candidate reportedly carries\"\n\nhttp://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=68156");
AddReply(327749,"How do you know that he doesn\'t have a private note there?","Analyst","PlainFact","07/27/08","If he wanted a private note, he would have had one of his men put it there.\n\nThe plain fact is that his visit was for the media.  The note he put in the Wall was for the media.  The pictures were for the media.  His whole effort was for the media. He could have visited the Temple Mount but he wanted the Jewish vote; so, he visited the Kotel.\n\nHis visit wasn\'t for concern for the hundreds of Jews who pray at the Kotel at that time of day because his whole entourage of secret service, press personnel and many others did nothing but disrupt and interfere with everyone that was there at that time.  His visit could have waited until after the HaNetz time for prayers.  \n\nHe had the police set up a corridor of iron bars all the way from the Kotel entrance right up to the Wall.  People were not allowed to cross over and it created a total mess and many hardships.  One person in our minyan who usually prays loud, was asked by the police to pray more softly.  This brought on a condemnation from others to pray even louder than they have ever done before.  Obama comes and his men tell us how to pray?!\n");
AddReply(327740,"Tamar is right: Obama is a media creation","Dan","Jerusalem","07/27/08","Obama is a media creation, everything about him is spin, so obviously, the prayer is also spin.\n\nObama, a one -term senator with no experience, comes out of nowhere to win the nomination, just as Clinton and Carter did in the past.\n\nObviously, he was groomed, chosen because of his multicultural background, which serves the elites\' efforts to erode American culture (what\'s left of it) and so they can accuse the majority of Americans of being racist and intolerant.\n\nAlso note: democrats\' refusal  to allow Dennis Kucinich to submit his Articles of Impeachment against Bush.  In the house, there was a farce of a un-impeachment hearing, in which the word \"impeachment\" was not to be mentioned.\n\nAre the democrats a real opposition or are both parties controlled by the ruling elite to allow us to vote for the candidate of THEIR choice.");
AddReply(327734,"Obama\'s note","Louise","J-m","07/27/08","It may have been meant to be found and published but I wonder how many kvitels were pulled out and thrown on the ground before this one was found.\n\nShame on whoever did it......and could it be that it was an Obama staffer that did it?");
AddReply(327732,"Yeah it was an invasion of privacy BUT ","Velvel","silver spring","07/27/08","But anything perceived as an attack on the Lib-dems\' new peace-Messiah is going to be overreacted to and spark antisemitism.   Just wait, if he doesn\'t get elected, they will blame the Jews that their messiah was rejected.   But I certainly encourage Jews NOT to vote for this clown.\n\nIf he does get elected, they will say the Jews have corrupted their messiah which is why he hasn\'t nuked Israel yet to \"give fakestinians peace.\"   His constituents will demand bombing Israel, much like Samantha powers his previous \"advisor\" had said that the US should occupy Israel.\n\n(She was fired not because of that but because she called Hillary a \'monster\')");
AddReply(327720,"Agreed, but he deserves credit for taking this outward action.","Michael","Toronto, Canada","07/27/08","I desagree with your negative outlook. I think that treating the Western Wall as being of major importance, as opposed to some random thing overseas that is not thought about, and does not really matter to western society, is something to his credit. Think about it, nobody outside of Israel cares or thinks about the Western Wall, even on a yearly basis. The fact is, that before it received the recent attention in the news, in had not been in (non-Jewish) people\'s radar\'s for a very long time. Obama deserves credit for bringing attention to the Western Wall as a place of major importance, even for non-Jews, even if he is using it as a political tool.");
AddReply(327714,"Politically Correct Prayer","Elaine Mabin","Winston Salem","07/27/08","You are absolutely correct, and like the whole world trip he will say and do whatever it takes to win the election, pray to whatever G-d is \ncorrect at the time. It\'s who he is praying to and who he is listening to\nwhen the camaras are off that matters. ");
AddReply(327707,"I agree with Tamar, this note was meant to be found and published.","avee","jerusalem","07/27/08","");
AddReply(327703,"Tamar ~ Next \'New Yorker\' Cover Art?","Thomas","Washington, DC","07/27/08","Tamar ~  Would you like to do the cover art for the next \'New Yorker\'?\n\n\n\n");
AddReply(327698,"Unfair and wrong","Lurker","Jerusalem, Israel","07/27/08","\"Seems to me, that Obama probably knew his note would be read.  If John McCain, Britney Spears or Michael Jackson left a note, that note too would probably be pulled out for the media/paparazzi.\"\n\nThis is entirely unfair and wrong.  Prominent politicians and celebrities visit the Kotel and put notes there all the time;  and to the best of my knowledge, this is the very first time anyone has ever had the chutzpa to pull out such a note and publish it.  In fact, at least two of the very examples you mention -- John McCain (not on his most recent visit) and Michael Jackson -- *have*, in fact, visited the kotel and put in notes.  And nobody pulled them out and published them.  So this actually serves to suggest the very opposite of what you\'re saying.\n\nI don\'t know what that yeshiva\'s guy\'s intent was, exactly, in trying to get Obama\'s note publicized.  I am by no means a fan of Obama, and I plan to vote against him.  Nevertheless, I have to say this:  If this was indeed a personal message that Obama expected no one but God to see -- and the very precedents you cite suggest that this *is* the case -- then it indicates a profound humbleness and humility before God, as well as a genuine personal striving to be a good and just person.  It reflects very positively on Obama, and has improved my image of him.  If the intent of the yeshiva guy was to somehow embarass Obama, then I would say that he has achieved the exact opposite.\n\nI\'m not saying you should endorse the guy.  Like you, I don\'t think he\'s good for us.  But you ought to be more dan l\'kaf zechut.\n");

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