Saturday, October 22, 2011
An email I received that was too hilarious not to post!

An article about Rav Ahron Soloveichik zt"l, whose tenth yartzheit is today the 18th day of Tishrei, is available to be read online at www.yeshivasbrisk.blogspot.com
It can also be downloaded from the following link:
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It can also be read online at www.kolbrisk.com/Article.htm
We also protest the recent article that Mr. Frankfurter, the editor of Ami magazine, wrote about Rav Ahron. Mr. Frankfurter was mevazeh Rav Ahron. Mr. Frankfurter continues the tradition of empty-minded people in the yeshivishe velt of being roidef Rav Ahron. These redifois were the cause of Rav Ahron's debilitating stroke. And they continued to be roidef Rav Ahron also after his debilitating stroke. And now, ten years after Rav Ahron passed away, Mr. Frankfurter continues these redifois in his Ami magazine. How dare Mr. Frankfurter suggest that Rav Chayim would be disturbed over Rav Ahron's hashkafos concerning Eretz Yisroel? Would Mr. Frankfurter question in his magazine the hashkafos of Rav Shach? And who is Mr. Frankfurter to talk about Brisk and question the authenticity and clarity of the hashkafos and the quality of the Torah of Rav Ahron? And he does it in a crafty way in an attempt to conceal his viciousness. He pretends that it is tasty ketchup on a kosher frankfurter. But, in reality it is real blood on the frankfurter and the frankfurter is not kosher. And like most yeshivishe frankfurters, it is presented as something tasty. But, in reality a lot of unhealthy substance is placed inside this frankfurter and it is a very unwholesome, harmful and noxious thing to eat.
Rav Ahron said that during WWI there were German soldiers stationed in the vicinity of a Sukkah. And one of the Gedolim said that the arrogance of the German soldiers was so revolting, disgusting and repulsive that he was exempt from sitting in his sukkah because he was mitzta'er from the presence of the arrogant German soldiers. Rav Ahron's son added to this that if Mr. Frankfurter is in a sukkah, one may suggest that one is exempt from sitting in this sukkah because one would be mitzta'er from the presence of Mr. Frankfurter.

