Mike Huckabee’s Praise for Schneerson: Examining His Strong Chabad Alliances and his ties to Noahide Law Promotions.

Friends, the more I research, the more I see that we in the United States do not have genuine representatives who serve the interests of the American people. Instead, we have “Shabbos goys” heavily involved in Kabbalah mysticism who serve the vision and interests of the Chabad Jewish cult – implementation of the Noahide laws in USA and worldwide.

One of the Shabbos goys is Mike Huckabee who prayed to dead Schneerson and officially asked for his blessing.

The book Ambassador Mike Huckabee is seen reading in that specific photograph is most likely the Maaneh Lashon, the traditional prayer manual used by those visiting the Ohel.

The Maaneh Lashon (literally “The Response of the Tongue”) is not a standard Bible or a typical book of Psalms. In chabad Judaism, it is a specialized compilation of prayers specifically designed for visiting the gravesites of the “righteous” (Tzaddikim)

It includes specific chapters of Psalms and Zohar, but its most significant sections are prayers directed toward the soul of the departed Rebbe. It asks the Rebbe to intercede on high, acting as a spiritual lawyer ( mediator) or “conduit” to present the visitor’s needs before God.

Examine these picture. We have already seen similar scenes during visits to Rabbi Schneerson’s grave, including those by President Trump, so the image feels familiar.

But ask yourself: does it look appropriate for a Baptist minister, a representative of the United States in Israel, and a professing Christian to be praying at the grave of a dead rabbi? Schneerson was a strong advocate for the Noahide laws and the leader of a Hasidic movement with notable ties to political leaders.

Now, as you look at the picture, imagine Jesus Christ standing beside him.

Can you?

Do you believe Jesus would stand there placing a prayer request at the grave of Schneerson? If you cannot envision Christ in that moment, then ask yourself why a a Christian who represents the United States in Israel would stand at such a place, reportedly at the advice of a president, to leave a prayer request at the grave of a dead rabbi – and right before his confirmation hearing as an ambassador to Israel.

Mike Huckabee, a man who supposedly built his career on “biblical values,” standing in a windowless stone chamber in Queens, bowing his head at the grave of a Chabad Rebbe to seek a spiritual “blessing” for his political future.

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