While we are all busy with the war in Iran, distracted by the lifting gasoline prices, and worried about the stability of our own homes, the Chabadniks are happy campers, marching steadily into our government offices.

They are making sure that “Education and Sharing Day” – a sophisticated cover for the promotion of the Noahide Laws – continues its quiet march across the American landscape.

This year, they have reached a new milestone in their campaign by handing out cute little yellow or blue plastic Noah’s Ark boats – the ARK program.

To the unsuspecting “goy,” these look like nothing more than an innocent little box for loose coins, a playful way to encourage children or politicians to perform a simple act of kindness.

But to the Chabadniks, this is a symbol of the highest order.

It is a physical sign of the Rebbe’s global mission and a ritual of Gentile submissionto the Noahide Laws – a process happening step by step, a little here and a little there, always moving deeper into our civic life.

If you walked onto the floor of the Texas House of Representatives, you wouldn’t just see law books and laptops. Instead, you would see a bright yellow ( or blue) plastic boat sitting on the desk of every single lawmaker.

To someone passing by, it looks like a toy or a friendly donation bin. But these “boats” are actually part of a high level ceremony for Education and Sharing Day, and they represent a massive shift in how our government is being “taught” to think about law and morality.

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