Open Letter to Mark of AIPAC, Rabbi David Goldstein and President Allen Shane Of Temple Emanuel of Lakeland Florida

Open Letter to Mark of AIPAC, Rabbi David Goldstein and President Allen Shane Of Temple Emanuel of Lakeland Florida

I had contacted you last year when I had switched parties from a Democrat to Republican. My son had a stroke when I was running in 2018, which is a long story I don't want to get into right now, and I had Dennis Ross indicted for the hatch act and I exposed him for sending a letter to President Obama along with Douglas Hunter in wanting to give Predator and Reaper drones along with Hellfire Missiles to Jordan who just signed an allegiance with ISIS. These would be used against Israel as well as Europe and the USA. He resigned stating he needed to spend more time with his family. Meanwhile, Ross put up six Republicans, who were his friends, against me to scare me to resign. When I didn't resign, he used his connections with Disney, where my son Marcus worked, to force him to stand in the sun to have 5 heat strokes with the last one a complete stroke. Ross was also the Workers' Compensation attorney for Disney and that was his connection with them. When I went to the Meet and Greet at the Republican Party in Travares, Mr. Spano at the time was running for office for Florida Attorney General. He and his staff walked over to me and said "We don't want a Dirty Christ Killing Jew C*nt in office". They called me a Hymie and a Kike and I exposed this until Marcus was admitted into the hospital and I, as a good Jewish Mother, took care of him and stepped down from running.

After Marcus was on the road to recovery I had switched back to being a Democrat and my son begged me to run again, which I did. I had one person who was running against me and when he found out I was running he pulled out and now there is no Democratic Primary. I am also a Delegate at the Florida Democratic State Convention for Lake County and I am well known now since I hold rallies and shake hands with both Democrats and Republicans. Having a Jewish Zionist woman whose mentor was Golda Meir in office would be an asset to Florida and American Jewry against Omar and Tlaib.

I was looking for a home outside of Lakeland and went to the Temple Emanuel's website where I saw AIPAC is going to be there during the holiest week between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur where the Shofar calls all Jews in for the day of atonement as well as Simchat Torah. They are claiming AIPAC will be there as well as this Anti-Semite Vincent Ross Spano who called me a Dirty Christ Killing Jew C*nt, a Hymie, and a Kike. Looking at this combo is a political statement. When I asked to speak to the sisterhood in April, 2019, I was told they do not do political events because they could lose their tax exempt status. Having Spano there, who is not Jewish, but kept telling everyone he's a Good Christian is violating this status as well as having AIPAC, there since they are a Political Action Committee (PAC). I could not care if this was held in a hotel but my hand will be forced to file a complaint with the IRS since I was forbidden to therefore everyone else should be. All I wanted to was shake hands in you sisterhood and talk about my experience when I was in the IDF. Spano has no reason to be there other than to campaign. I am Jewish/Israeli and I have more of a right to be there since I was thinking of joining Temple Emanuel.

Loretta (Leah Bat Ziporah and Moshe) Lax Miller.

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