I received this in the mail and I have no idea what it means or says. Beware, but will you translate?

Question

http://www.r2d2r2d2.com/HTMLCamp/mail11.html

Did someone here send it?

Answer 1

it's an advertisement. they want to take your money and sell you "immovable property".

Answer 2

It's an advertisement

"Free workshop on the subject of real estate."

Answer 3

Someone sent it to you?  I can't read it, either, but I have a couple of guesses.  Are you known for making a lot of charitable donations?  Or have you responded to political emails?  I think it's probably asking for money,,,but I'm not sure.  I'll see what I can find out for you.

Answer 4

Hey JD, wassup buddy?

Listen, I may not agree with your way of thinking but at least I admit I like your sense of humor and the way you use your wits  too.

I just want you to think about that for a minute; you come here and for your own good reasons you stand up with these jew guys and gals. I have no problem widat and that's a fact but hey, given their first chance all they want is your money. Funny aint it?

Take care.

Oh, I forgot:

jews you may report my answer

I care none

Answer 5

It is some stock market company. They are after your money

Answer 6

Its an ad for some type of seminar or workshop for investment. Its probually junk mail. But if you want to look into it there is a website link on the flyer

Answer 7

its an advert for a free property investment workshop

more details can be found on their wb site www.hascala.co.il

b.t.w i did not send it

Answer 8

Lol! It's an advertisement for a real estate investment course.