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njJoniGuy    2,133

njJoniGuy
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Holiday wishes to you all.

I expect that some of you have been fortunate enough to meet and/or talk with one or both of the following gentlemen at NJ2AS meetings this past year.

 

http://jpfo.org/arti...rd-greeting.htm

By Kenn Blanchard

Host of the Black Man With A Gun Podcast

 

Copyright 2011, JPFO.

 

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As we entered December, I faced a dilemma. Many of our JPFO members are not Jewish (we don’t ask, but members often write to me and include such information), but it is inappropriate for an Orthodox rabbi to send Christmas greetings.

 

I approached my dear friend and brother Reverend Kenn Blanchard to write to our membership, and he kindly agreed -- and asked that I do the same for the listeners of his Urban Shooter Podcast. Reverend Kenn is a true friend, a man who actualizes in me potential that I didn’t know I had. May we all be blessed with such friends, and with love and peace.

 

Rabbi Bendory

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Holy Day wishes

Religious holidays like Hanukkah and Christmas aren’t celebrated as holy days very much. I’d like to give you something to consider this season.

We have much to celebrate in spite of the economy, world politics and you-fill-in-the blank issues that plague us. If you are reading this, for example you are doing better than a lot of people.

The celebrations of both Christmas and Hanukkah involve family, lights, and freedom. As it was in ancient times, people are still trying to get others to bow down, or go along, with ideologies that would compromise your freedom. Don’t compromise on your faith or on your principles.

Once that light goes out, there is no hope and no help for you. Mattathais took up a sword and battled his way out of a compromise. A young woman submitted to become "the handmaiden of the Lord." Both holidays are about dedication, commitment and fulfillment of promises. How are you going to stand when the winds of change come?

 

 

 

 

"It takes more courage to reveal insecurities than to hide them, more strength to relate to people than to dominate them, more 'manhood' to abide by thought-out principles rather than blind reflex. Toughness is in the soul and spirit, not in muscles and an immature mind."- Alex Karras

As members of the pro-gun community it is easy to grow weary in well doing. It is easy to get tired of fighting Aunt Laudy and everybody, but stick to what you know is right. Don’t bow down to idols. Keep your lights burning brightly so you can inspire others. Exercise your faith.

This is a season of joy and happiness if you realize that the most important things in life aren’t things. This is a time of family and friends. This is a time to rededicate yourself to what really matters in your life. Celebrate the Light of the World. Celebrate the lights of the menorah. Celebrate life!

 

Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah

Rev. Kenn Blanchard

Host of the Black Man With A Gun Podcast, speaker and blogger on kennblanchard.com

 

PS. I am extremely honored and blessed to call as my friend Rabbi Dovid Bendory. I am humbled for the opportunity to contribute this message. It is my prayer that the Lord bless you and your family this holy day season. Shalom Baby, kb

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tony357    386

tony357
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Merry Christmas, Bitchez! :)

 

 

 

D snyder.. Hey nick i use to go watch him on LBI I believe it was joe pops a crap load of us would go, they were good old times..with lots of hieneken..HAHAHA.. One night i had to stay in the back of the truck the bouncer carded me on the way in..It was not very long that the parking lot was full anyway... Twisted sister played hard for two years in local bars to make it big, Iremeber going to two concerts they were opening for and then they had their own label no more ten dollor cover charges to see them..

Teir big song,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WT1LXhgXPWs

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