The Lakewood shopper ran an ad this week that called for people to fight the coronavirus by switching to wearing a headscarf, widening and lengthening their clothing, and using only kosher devices. That was the top half. The bottom half was about a hotline. Wouldn't you like to know about the approaching star and the Aseres haShvatim? How about the truth behind the virus? It comes to you from the man featured in such YouTube videos as "PLANET X - NIBIRU - Gog-Magog -- AMAZING REVELATIONS by YUVAL OVADIA" and "NWO vs MESSIAH --- YUVAL OVADIA -- You won't believe it !!"
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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLp8vIvyZvtzwmEhq2cNWcl-ma3SyImL5_ )
He's directed several films, one of which was reviewed as follows in the NY Times:
It Came From Outer Space, Bearing SecretsBy Nicolas Rapold, April 26, 2013
“Hamesima X” is a mystical tract seemingly reincarnated in the ultra-cheesy body of a 1980s straight-to-video thriller. Despite its outlandish premise, it’s a classic example of a feature-length foregone conclusion, in which a sulky skeptic is shown the light. In this Israeli film — directed by Yuval Ovadia, Or Yashar and Prosper Malka — a Mossad agent interrogates a mysterious visitor from outer space only to find religion himself.
The gorilla-size interrogator (Shalom Sharon Raginiano) is a jerk who ignores his wife and children and disrespects the memory of his dead father. But then the visitor (a beatific Mr. Ovadia) lays out the history of the universe and assorted higher truths. In a sidesplitting montage, a soul-and-body diagram (reminiscent of a digestion-aid commercial) is followed by an illustration of man’s bestial side in the form of our hero chomping on a sub sandwich.
Also appearing at random intervals, and amounting to a dare to call the film’s bluff, are a kung fu fighter and a serpent-tongued stringy-haired tramp who may exist only in the interrogator’s imagination. It’s no spoiler to report that his attitude evolves from credible suspicion to a relieved embrace of the visitor’s kabbalistic teachings. The protagonist’s life changes for the better, but your mileage may vary.
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https://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/27/movies/hamesima-x-an-israeli-story-with-an-alien-visitor.html)
In
this video, recorded this Succos, he mentions bunkers made because of
Nibiru/Planet X, tells us that people are exaggerating the power of the New World Order, and says they've gotten more messages from the autistic kids recently, all in the space of a few minutes around 27:30 (I didn't feel like sitting through the whole thing).
I don't get it, and I don't know why anyone thinks Lakewood would be open to this.
