Violating of the Law Must Entail Consequences

I agree 100% with Rabbi Scheidt.

Colin Powell has no sense of shame. He most certainly should have resigned when he first realized he had been sent on a fool's errand to the United Nations - an errand that has resulted in the deaths of about 100,000 innocent and brave-hearted Iraqis.

In the case of Powell, it is more than arrogance. As a youngster Powell grew up in the Bronx under the influence of Ashkenazi Khazar Jews who gave him his first job at a furniture store where he picked up some Yiddish. So when he says that despite gross violations of constitutional and international law and a basic disregard of the truth and the judgment of the United Nations, he's "glad that Saddam Hussein is gone," Powell is reflecting the prejudices of the Zionist environment that sustained him as a youth.

Also, when Powell gives a speech he pulls in in an hour more than most Americans earn in a year! That would swell
most people's heads. The color of money elicits the expected response, not always the right response.

What can we as Americans say and do in the face of gross disregard for the law, the truth and the decent opinion of mankind on the part of our own leaders?

Rabbi Scheidt is focused on important issues that ought not be taken lightly. (And by the way, I am the one who began calling Bob Scheidt Rabbi Scheidt. I do it because Rabbi means "Teacher" and that is what the man is all about as I have discovered from reading his thought- provoking and compelling articles on this APFN website message board.)

We ignore these issues at our own peril!