I don’t know why the Rebbe never got to meet Moshiach.

The Rebbe was as Moses to the Jews.  Moses in his righteousness never made it to the Promised Land, and the Rebbe of righteous memory never got to meet Moshiach.  Somehow, these two leaders both beloved, and both whom changed the course of history forever, died in the exile of idealism.  Noah was different.  Noah pled for no person, and Noah got to see the promised clean world.  Had Noah pled for anyone, he would have probably been Moshiach.  Noah had no nation, while differently Moses is the focal point of all that is Jewish in Judaism.  Had Moses loved other nations as much as the Jews, he probably would have been Moshiach.  With that in mind, perhaps the people in the Messianic age will find a version of living that is nationalism lite.  I specifically like www.chabad.org because it teaches nationalism lite.

Never Again!

If you think having oodles of people is just grand, go to China where there are so many people that there isn’t even clean drinking water.  All seven of its major rivers are polluted.  What you are saying is that a large population is ideal.  Your records record Jews have at times been obedient, but sometimes they have also rebelled.  Was the Holocaust really the last time?  “Never again!” really?  Yeah right!  It was probably said that the Golden Calf incident that that  would be the last time too!  Is it a Jewish tradition to say, “Never again!” in each generation?  Would Gd never allow a Jewish pig sty?  Don’t be naïve!   If Gd allowed the Jews to be as pigs in a sty, it wouldn’t be the first time.  Read your history books.  Put a gun to many-a-Jew’s head and he will toss the cyanide into the gas chamber, just like before.  Wake up!  The more people that there are the more difficult it becomes to keep the sty clean.  Your idealism realized is a dystopia of filth.