World War II

Veteran’s Day, 2014: My Favorite Veteran, Rabbi Abraham Avrech z’l

November 11, 2014 by Robert J. Avrech 13 Comments

My father, Rabbi Abraham Avrech. An Army Chaplain in the 42nd Rainbow Division, my father served this great nation through World War II, The Korean War and Vietnam. Retired as a full Colonel, my father often speaks of his Chaplaincy as the most important and fulfilling of his long and distinguished Rabbinic career. — My father, Rabbi Abraham Avrech. An Army Chaplain in the 42nd Rainbow Division, my father served this great nation through World War II, The Korean War and Vietnam. Retired as a full Colonel, my father often spoke of his Chaplaincy as the most important and fulfilling of his long and distinguished Rabbinic career.

My father, Rabbi Chaplain Abraham Avrech passed away on March 15, 2014. This is the first Veteran’s Day without my father’s physical presence in this world.

He is gone, but like all veteran’s certainly not forgotten.

Take a moment to ponder the enormous sacrifices made by our nation’s heroes and their families.

Millions and millions of people all over the world are forever in their debt.

Keep in mind that the U.S.military has freed more people on this earth from tyranny and evil than any other force. Certainly, American servicemen have done more for the cause of freedom and democracy than any so-called peace movement.

Whenever I see the brain-dead bumper sticker, “War is not the Answer,” I cringe, for war is frequently the only answer, the only moral response to evil.

Because if the forces of good do not defeat evil, evil prevails.

Veteran’s Day, 2013: Rabbi Abraham Avrech, My Favorite Veteran

November 11, 2013 by Robert J. Avrech 22 Comments

Today we honor our veterans—the living and the dead.

Take a moment to ponder the enormous sacrifices made by our nation’s heroes and their families.

Millions and millions of people all over the world are forever in their debt.

Whenever I see the brain-dead bumper sticker, “War is not the Answer,” I cringe, for war is frequently the only answer, the only moral response to evil.

Because if the forces of good do not defeat evil, evil prevails.

Al-Qaeda Warns of More Bombings In America

June 3, 2013 by Robert J. Avrech 12 Comments

Qassim-al-Rimi, has not received Obama’s memo that al- Qaeda is on the run.

Just a few weeks ago Barack Hussein Obama boasted that “al-Qaeda was on a path to defeat.”

This is not only delusional, it is dangerously delusional.

Wars are over when one side emerges as victor and the other side surrenders.

You do not end a war with campaign style pronouncements.

Another Day, Another IslamoNazi, Plus Flashback to the Jews Eisenhower and Roosevelt

May 21, 2013 by Robert J. Avrech 9 Comments

The Nazi flag proudly flies over the Arab Muslim village of Beit Omar, in Israel. — The Nazi flag proudly flies over the Arab Muslim village of Beit Omar, which lies between Gush Etzion and Kiryat Arba, in Israel. H/T Israelycool.

Well, at least the so-called Palestinians, are openly declaring their ideology and genocidal intentions.

Leftists, along with their Islamist buddies, rely on a well-rehearsed fiction—AKA lie—in order to excuse the Jew-hatred that is endemic in the Muslim world. They tell us that it’s not really Jew-hatred at work, rather, political opposition to “rascist, colonial Zionism.”

(Which, if you think about it, is a perfect description of Islamism which is functionally rascist and proudly, openly, imperialistic.)

Of course, Martin Luther King understood this tactic when he noted that: “When people criticize Zionists, they mean Jews. You’re talking anti-Semitism.”

Which brings us to Ike and FDR.

Veteran’s Day, 2012: Rabbi Abraham Avrech, My Favorite Veteran

November 11, 2012 by Robert J. Avrech 13 Comments

dadportrait — My father, Rabbi Abraham Avrech. An Army Chaplain in the 42nd Rainbow Division, my father served this great nation through World War II, The Korean War and Vietnam. Retired as a full Colonel, my father often speaks of his Chaplaincy as the most important and fulfilling of his long and distinguished Rabbinic career.

Today we honor our veterans—the living and the dead.

Take a moment to ponder the enormous sacrifices made by our nation’s heroes and their families.

Millions and millions of people all over the world are forever in their debt.

Whenever I see the brain-dead bumper sticker, “War is not the Answer,” I cringe, for war is frequently the only answer, the only moral response to evil.

Because if the forces of good do not defeat evil, evil prevails.