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Latvian, Lithuanian farmers build protest fire

A farmer protest has begun in Lithuania to demand an end to Russian grain transit and to support the struggling dairy farmers. Lithuanian farmers are also concerned about the government's plans to increase the areas of natural meadows at the expense of agricultural land, as well as increase excise duty on gas used in agriculture. Latvian farmers have joined, Latvian Television reported January 8.

These are basically the same suicidal 'green' policies across Europe.

Lithuanian farmers lit protest fires on the roadsides on Monday, January 8, and invited Latvian counterparts who have very similar problems to join the campaign.

© Latvian Public BroadcastingLatvia farmer protest Jan, 2024

Agricultural machinery and fires, to which clusters of people gather - a scene like this was seen on many of Lithuania's roadsides on Monday. In response, Latvian farmers also lit fires on Monday.

Farmers in the vicinity of Dobele municipality said that if Lithuania increases excise duty on gas, which is also used in the production of mineral fertilizers, the already expensive mineral fertilizers will be almost at gold price.

"Because we are from the border, what happens in Lithuania will affect us as well. The increase in the price of gas in Lithuania may have an impact on the price of nitrogen. We're concerned about what the price of nitrogen will be in the spring. The burden of bureaucracy is also high for us," said agronomist Anita Lešinska of the farming cooperative "Dāmnieki."

Like Lithuanian farmers, Latvians demand an end to imports of grain from Russia.

"Our ports are full of Russian grain, but we have a grain warehouse just across us, with 600 tons of grain standing, which has not been bought because right now no one accepts it," Lešinska noted.

Is this for fear of sanctions? With grain prices soaring, wasting good quality produce is criminal. It's also notable, because Europe is accepting contaminated, poor quality Ukrainian grain: Poland trucker's month-long blockade of Ukraine border continues following brief lifting

A fire was also lit a few kilometers away towards Penkule, on the farm "Māliņi".

"Mineral fertilizer costs very much and grains cost nothing. And it's getting to the point we can't make ends meet anymore," said Ainārs Miķelsons, the owner of the farmhouse Māliņi.

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An important statement about the tunnels under a synagogue in Brooklyn, New York.

Walking a tightrope: Chabad's complicated relationship with Zionism.

Chabad lubavitch anti-Zionist Torah is a great danger to the Jewish community.

The synagogue where the tunnels are located belongs to the Chabad-Lubavitch community, a structure known for its support of Zionism and Israel.

In particular, Chabad-Lubavitch rabbis have secret agreements and complicated relations with Netanyahu and the Israeli state.

They are the community that supports Zionism the most in the Holy Land. In the past, they appeared to be anti-Zionism. Later, as a result of the information that emerged, it was revealed that they secretly supported Zionism.

"When I grew up in the 1970s," explains Chaim Rapoport, a British Chabad rabbi, author and scholar, "my friends to the Right - from Satmar or Brisk - would harass me by saying the Rebbe was a Zionist, whereas my friends from the Left would taunt me that the Rebbe was anti-Israel. Still today one hears both of these arguments. For me, as a Lubavitcher, I see the Rebbe as having espoused an extremely nuanced position, often walking a tightrope."

Chabad schools across the world do not mark Independence Day. They are adamantly opposed to the national anthem, "Hatikvah." Even waving an Israeli flag or having one in a Chabad center is frowned upon. Nonetheless, the strong support Chabad offers Israeli soldiers is well documented, as are the meetings of numerous Israeli heads of state with the late Chabad leader at his office in Brooklyn, who sought his counsel on internal and even security affairs.

"Throughout the years, the Rebbe received correspondence from, and was frequently visited by, senior officials in the Israeli government and Israel Defense Forces," Rapoport writes in his book The Afterlife of Scholarship. "The visitors included five of Israel's prime ministers - Menachem Begin, Yitzhak Rabin, Shimon Peres, Ariel Sharon and Benjamin Netanyahu - [who] visited the Rebbe in Brooklyn at various stages of their careers. In addition, there was a steady stream of visiting military and intelligence leaders, as well as ministers and Knesset members from the entire gamut of the Israeli political spectrum."

In fact, the Rebbe's support was not just by offering advice and blessings. As Rapoport tells The Jerusalem Post, "the Rebbe once gave $10,000 to Rabin as a contribution for building the land. So he recognized that the State of Israel was good for the Jews, and that it provided a homeland for our people in the Holy Land." SO WHY the opposition to the state's Independence Day, national anthem and flag?

"The Rebbe once met with yeshiva students in the 1960s, and they asked him point-blank if he was a Zionist," says Rapoport. "He responded: 'If Israel is a state of Jews, then I am not a Zionist, but if it's a Jewish state, then I am a Zionist.'" "The Rebbe had a problem with the government of the State of Israel," Rapoport explains, "because it was a secular government and excluded - and, in some cases, violated - Jewish law. So any religious Jew will, by definition, not be able to identify with a government, particularly in the Holy Land, which is not in keeping with the Torah."

Chabad Lubavitch has definitely always supported Zionism and Israel. Their opposition to Israel and Zionism in the past is related to Israel being secular.

Anti-Zionist Jews have always kept their distance from the Chabad Lubavitch community.

Chabad Lubavitch is not actually anti-Zionist. Pretending to be anti-Zionist is just a scam for their own political gain Zionist Israel Chabad If it becomes a state as Lubavitch wants, it will protect Israel more from the Zionists.

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