Violent Religious Cult Places Bizarre Objects in Pentagon
Torah Dedicated At Pentagon Ground Zero
Story and Photos by Tim Boxer
The Pentagon, home of the U.S. military establishment since 1943, last month became the home of a Sefer Torah (Torah Scroll). "Never in the history of the Pentagon has this happened," said Pentagon Chaplain (Capt.) Andrew Cohen who came from nearby Bolling Air Force Base.
Rabbi Sholom D. Lipskar of The Shul of Bal Harbor, Fla., and founding chairman of the Aleph Institute which organized the event, led the dedication of the Torah in the Pentagon chapel. Aleph is a Lubavitch organization that serves Jews in the military all over the world.
The Torah was placed in an ornate Israeli-built Aron Kodesh (holy ark) whose steel cabinet is secured by a safe lock.
The ark with the holy scroll rests on the very spot where the terrorists crashed the plane on 9/11.
(Did 'ya manage to slip in another homing beacon there, Rebe?)
"Torah is perceived as a source of power and strength," Rabbi Lipskar said. "We bring the Torah to this chapel, a holy place in the Pentagon, itself a center of power."
Pentagon Chaplain (Col.) Ralph G. Benson said that in the Pentagon chapel "people of many faiths practice faith. The idea is that ‘Love thy neighbor as thyself’ might become a reality."
Dozens of personnel from all branches of the military watched in fascination as the scribe, Rabbi Shmuel Wolfman of Jerusalem, touched up the final letters of the scroll.
"The Torah is the source of all monotheistic faiths," said Dov Zakheim, former under secretary of defense and currently vice president of Booz Allen Hamilton. "That’s where we all began."
Rabbi Jacob Goldstein, the New York chaplain of the Secret Service, also came to the celebration. He had returned the day before from hurricane-stricken New Orleans where he served for three weeks in a tent city at the airport.
Hank Sopher, a prominent New York real estate magnate and owner of Quik Park garages, sponsored the writing of the Pentagon Torah. It takes almost a year for a scribe to handwrite with a goose quill the 304,805 letters on the parchment scroll.
There is a total of three Sopher Sefer Torahs. In the past two years Hank Sopher sponsored two other Torahs, which Rabbi Wolfman also wrote. One was for The Shul of Bal Harbor, and the other for the Chasam Sopher Synagogue on Clinton Street on the Lower East Side.
"There is no better way for Jews to express their gratitude to America," Sopher said, "than to place a Torah in the Pentagon, which has preserved our freedom."
No tear-jerking story like this would be complete without the appearance of Dov Zackheim, the former Comptroller of the US Treasury who just happened to be on watch when several trillion dollars of US tax money disappeard from the Pentagon
Gosh, wonder where that money got off to? Hmmmmm
Is it true that thieves and murderers always return to the scene of the crime?
the fact that zionists are responsible for destroying the lives of millions of people around the world ...
or the fact that they go to great lengths to establish their supremacy over us through symbolism and ritual.
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"Money" has no value - people do.
When the Zionists leave their occult symbols at sites they have ravaged, like the Pentagon, it reminds me somewhat of what a dog does when he marks his territory; he leaves piles of stinking dog crap here and there as a warning to other dogs to stay away.
And what the Zionists leave around is even more vile and repugnant.
Next they'll try to place their droppings at the 9/11 memorial site; just like defacating right on the corpses of their victims. You've got to know they were laughing about it! (Not for long)