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@@Ofminnesota ruclips.net/video/xgL_o2hZWxY/видео.htmlsi=F-Bka0BoAOziuGlM - That should take you to the first video in the series. In it I review the data we modeled from the FBI and ADL on antisemitic hate crime activity in the USA alongside studies published within the PubMed database. We looked at the effects Bioethical papers had on hate crime and antisemitism as well as the several more which used the exact same terminology, methodology, and created the same exact stereotypes historical antisemitic hate groups have. In video two in the series I review the section on the history regarding this sort of stereotyping. We combed through and compiled roughly 800 years of studies. Many of which were once thought to be medical fact or only possible due to new technologies. Again same terminology, methodology, and systematic propagation of a very antisemitic rhetoric. I have two more sections that discuss the ramifications of what we are addressing and then I will start to review the sections which use the scientific method, NIH guidelines, common sense, historical fact, and anthology discredit the studies we reviewed. There will be a new video each Sunday until I finish the series.

Sure, I think that is a good plan. I'll try to squeeze a short 15min out before D&D tmrw.

Thanks! Since eugenic studies regarding the genetics of Jews began we have steadily seen an increase in antisemitic hate crime nationally. Hate Crime figures have tripled since this type of "science" began to be published and of course Judaism is the only religion targeted by such studies. I have been wrestling with my own community over this because a large number of the studies came from places seen as Jewish but the act of participating/conducting one of these studies actually verbatim is a conversion away from Judaism to another already established religion. So the question is now what is the faith of a Jew when the Torah is replaced by the values of the Catholic Inquisition?

... you got nothing on your channel tho lol thanks for listening

It isn't Shabbat anywhere so I am not sure what you mean?

@@haydenbsiegel you were talking about something you were doing to avoid discrimination for minorities ...

Thank you for that. I was worried about this one because the historical content was very controversial as is the modern context. It made my day to read this.

Yeah, Aydah I am okay. Thanks for asking.

Glad to hear from you! I planned on visiting Israel this week but the plan canceled and i got refunded. Super bummed!

@@aydahtron Sorry to hear that and I can relate. The country is going through some real problems right now. Maybe even worse than in the 5750s/1990s. Shas (שס) which pitches itself as the "Orthodox" party sort of took under Netanyahu along with a ton of other extremists from Likud (ליכוד) and others. "Orthodox" is in quotes because Shas is not at all Orthodox but more so neo-Catholic in that they believe the Messiah has come and G-D is corporealized within their blood - ignoring all together the soul. Shas (שס) believes in "science" and not G-D so they have been counting Jews and cataloging us. And by "science" I mean pseudo-scientific eugenic propaganda. Many Palestinians are pissed because even if they converted to Judaism Shas (שס) is preventing them from being full members of the community per Kedoshim or Lev. 19:31-32 which is an abomination of Moloch. These extremists polarized the government and in order to maintain control Netanyahu started wrangling for power under the Israeli parliamentary system in a similar fashion as Al-Sisi had/is done/doing in Egypt. The Israelis (including Palestinian Israelis) split as many wanted democracy but were being locked out of a system by the extremists who took control. My family supported Labor (עבודה) and I am pretty sure my cousins are still on their side. The last election, if I had been in Israel, I would have voted for the New Economic Party (המפלגה הכלכלית החדשה) because they actually had an economic recovery plan where as Likud (ליכוד) and the others didn't but they had no chance. So, Netanyahu and the extremists remained in power. Then the Intifada started because some "Orthodox" group (again in parentheses because they aren't really Orthodox more like neo-Catholics) went up to the Temple Mount on Rosh Hashanah. So now Hamas is pissed and like I don't at all agree with Hamas but those people had no right to be on the Temple Mount. No one does except the Moshiac. Which is another dynamic to this mess because the extremists overtook the Rabbinate when Netanyahu took power so the Chabadniks and others are trying to force the arrival of a Moshiac before it is time. And I do have Chabadnik friends and there are some I would defend but others corrupted the Rebbe to make him and idol which is why I don't do Chabad... they are too corporate and inherently create idolatry. It is the same for the Reform. I claimed to be Conservative because in California as a kid we were but the only community in Texas growing up was Reform and it was honestly a really good community looking back. Heck, I learned more about the Holocaust at some small Reform shul in Texas than most people in New York do. Which is just fucked. Gosh look at me ramble. The point is there is a three to four way Civil War in Israel right now. My cousins and friends are safe but the country is on lock down with communication black outs and a whole lot of other crap going on.

@@haydenbsiegel wow. Thank you. I appreciate that. Really insightful! Learned something new. It's good to hear your folks are safe. I just wanted to see the biblical sights around there. I live in a big community full of Arabic speakers, Dearborn Michigan. The dynamic is different and there would be free-Palestine protest here and there. I get it. All sorts of mess.

I wanted to go to this chabad community in Detroit cause i wanted to learn to make Challah bread but it'll be weird seeing the only Asian there. I didn't realize i would have to learn to say blessings in Hebrew while making it. Surprised about you learning more in Texas than in new York. I would think NY would be more knowledgeable and stronger. 👀

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According to actual science (not Harry Ostrer) just like any other human being on Earth. unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000128291

I am seeking to ammendment Title VI (education) of the Civil Rights Act to mirror the language of Title VII (employment) of the Civil Rights Act so that it will include protection for religious communities along with atheist. ruclips.net/video/Lz0UNwlWLwA/видео.html I filed against the US Department of Education on the grounds of religious discrimination following the attacks on the Jewish community in San Diego roughly three years ago during the Holiday of Passover. The original claim was denied because religion is not protected by Title VI like it is by Title VII and thus students can be segregated due to their religious beliefs or what I was particularly attempted to combat were the large number of genetic stereotypes which target religious minorities as well as non-religious minorities. In particular the curriculum being taught which teaches others Jews are disproportionately more inclined to be carriers of genetic disorders such as Tay-Sachs or Cavanaugh Disease or that there is a genetic marker which can bebused to detect Jewish ancestry is to the letter of the definition Nazism; and it was because of the proliferation of this rhetoric in publicly funded educational facilities and programs nationally that we saw hate crime targetting the Jewish community as well as others such as the Islamic community who were also attacked in San Diego the week just before Passover. Following the first filing against the US Department of Education the University of Michigan removed the identity content from their curriculum on genetics and the two proceedings years hate crime statistics in the area and surrounding suburbs dropped off massively. The same happened in Europe as Mischling Testing which identified people as Jewish by what they perceived to be shared genetic characteristics started during the Weimar Republic era as an innocent medical evaluation meant to increase public health and was endorsed by elements of the Jewish community. encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/science-as-salvation-weimar-eugenics-1919-1933 Even following the election of Adolf Hitler this sort of testing was initially mundane and not laced with slurs but the public who were trained by schools to recognize Jews as a genetic health risk began to use them and that is when the Nuremberg Laws were enacted nearly 20 years after it started, really 70 because it went back further than the Weimar era. encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/the-biological-state-nazi-racial-hygiene-1933-1939 As such this was a major concern of mine so I decided to take it to court. What is interesting is that the genetics community is very aware of this and in agreement with me in combating eugenic ideologies. The American Society of Human Genetics issued an apology for supporting the identified curriculum previously. www.ashg.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/ASHG-Facing-Our-History-Initiative-Statement-and-Press-Release-NOT-EMBARGOED.pdf And the Human Genome Project created a task force to try and address it as well. www.genome.gov/Funded-Programs-Projects/ELSI-Research-Program-ethical-legal-social-implications I also work in IT for the State hospitals in NYC and not only have they been retraining college graduates in order to curtail bigotry in medicine but also last night they sent a letter to me saying: "We applaud your personal efforts and the passion behind your initiative. [Redacted Section] At our core at [Redacted], the goal is Health Equity through diversity and inclusion. We are committed to fostering an environment rid of stereotypes, bias, or microinequities. Having you on our team says that we already headed in the right direction." I had to redact parts because I haven't reach out to check with their legal on whether I can share the statement and so I don't want to identify the company. Sorry, but a littler research or if you work for them then you know already. Anyway I am rambling. Maybe I'll do a real follow-up to discuss all of it but then long short is I accidentally became a Jewish Civil Rights advocate and it is destroying my life. Lol

Nevermiiind I watched it while putting together my bass clarinet lol. Very useful tips, even for a musician like myself. I mean I was taught classical, so chords is a whole new world I'd need to explore. Thanks for the vid!

I've added a flute part to this song since this first attempt at playing it in public.

I will return the Tuesday after next. I am on vacation in Alaska, but Craig is there this coming Tuesday night.

Thanks David! Glad to hear it!

That portion of the account it based on belief we don't have archeological records of how it was actually written or when. Even the theory that the last 5 stanzas were written later is contested; although it is the most popularly held theory it is still just a theory. I base my belief on the song being sung back then on my experience as a song writer. My song "Independence" (ruclips.net/video/-xreggrRAXw/видео.html) was originally written with one verse back in 5768 (2008ce) but the second verse I wrote in 5773 (2013ce) and the Chorus in 5774 (2014ce). I imagine the first 5 Stanzas were sung up to the first Shabbat and then they started adding stanzas from then onwards. It is a folk song after all though so the creation of the song is steeped in myth and legend. Polka developed out of Klzemer which is Jewish folk music. I did a video on the overview of Klzemer that you can find here: ruclips.net/video/g8xF83d7jcY/видео.html

Are you going to come see me play?

@@haydenbsiegel absolutely! When i become a flight attendant again, i will fly over to see your show. I'm a stay at home mom for now though. :(

I may be in Texas for a short time next winter. I am talking to the other members of Brazos River Outlaw Society about recording an album. If so I imagine we'll have a CD release party or a show or something. :D

@@aydahtron Hey Aydah I may be in Texas in August for a 10 hour lay over in Dallas. Still looking at flights for my trip to Alaska, but we could kick it? Unless of course you could hook me up with a better flight than $500 with your sweet flight attendant benefits?

@@haydenbsiegel sadly I'm not a flight attendant anymore. 😢 i don't know when I'll be back in Texas, not for a long while. When my son starts school, I'll go back to flying and put you on my flight benefits depending on the airline. Look up "flying stand by". It's a pain but worth saving money if you have a whole lot of time.

For sure the song is old but I don't play it much.

Oop nvm found it haha

Maybe get new earphones. The cheaper ones don't have much bass

I'll bring the levels up on the next, but it tends to distort when I do. :/

Reading that just made my night and I still got a gig to go play! Thank you for the support.

@@haydenbsiegelaww thanks for letting me know!!! 🙏😊 TOI TOI TOI, sure you'll play fantastic!!!!👍👍👍🎵🎵🎵😊😊🥇🥇🏆

I had good influences back in Texas. Maybe you know them? ;D

It wouldn't be really possible to get a recording of something from back then which hasn't been altered. These songs were passed down mostly orally and were reinterpreted over and over but "Lullaby" is from sometime in the 5400s. This version has been heavily adapted. open.spotify.com/track/4wSx8wZOD1K54B5CutOmKX?si=cEu2ZEUWTleGgMN0h2EEAw& Possibly you could count some of Solomon de'Rossi's non-Cantoral music as Klzemer. Such as this dance song by Solomon de'Rossi open.spotify.com/track/65uGsrrsbEpjIDMYxxVwZd?si=mMakPNUMRW-0yQKHZPHocg& By today's standard though this would be more so classical music though even though back then it would have been Klzemer. It is from a little after the date you are looking for, maybe 60 years or so.