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Tag Archives: s books
Hatred Of Americans
I’ve never suffered from Jew-hatred in the United States, but I constantly meet online Europeans who loathe Jews and Americans. It would never occur to me upon meeting somebody obnoxious or shallow to attribute their bad traits to their race … Continue reading
Posted in Abuse, America, Europe, Literature, Personal, V S Naipaul
Tagged achievment, jew hatred, patrick french, s books, uppsala sweden, V S Naipaul
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Merry Christmas Goyim!
I’m live on my cam: YourMoralLeader: merry xmas YourMoralLeader: goyim Emma: Happy hanukkah? YourMoralLeader: what does Xmas mean to you M and Beth? Emma: Family getting together Emma: The day Jesus was born Beth: I had to step away and … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged bad traffic, bloke, Hanukkah, internet radio, luke ford, merry christmas, merry xmas, s books, sandra tsing loh
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Shalhevet Missing $2 Million?
So I received a bunch of interesting documents about Shalhevet. Apparently, in 2004, an accountant was hired to go over the school’s books and halfway through his audit, he was fired by school founder Jerry Friedman. I got sent copies … Continue reading
Posted in Shalhevet
Tagged arnall, debt situation, jerry friedman, pledges, Roland Arnall, s books, school board member, school founder, wasc
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Another scam — Is he Jewish?
From the New York Times: In recent days, Dreier L.L.P., the Park Avenue law firm that Mr. Dreier founded, has been plunged into chaos. At least $35 million in escrow that was to have been held by the firm seems … Continue reading
Posted in Abuse
Tagged government request, madoff, neutron bomb, s books, shargel, yale graduate
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I Want To Be A Rebbe II
Ari writes to Hirhurim: I think this is a bit of a tempest in a teapot. There are some people who think that any mention of their group-identity is inherently offensive. That’s most of what I saw. There was nothing … Continue reading
Posted in Hirhurim
Tagged group identity, juxtaposition, rebbe, s books, tempest in a teapot
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Chabad Book store to close down because of $2 Million internal embezzlement?
From FailedMessiah: Noam Sharvit of Globes reports: Officers from Israel Police Central Region Fraud Unit and Israel Tax Authority investigators have arrested the director of Chabad Youth Organization in Israel, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Ahronov, the nonprofit organization’s (NPO) accountant, and … Continue reading
Posted in Chabad
Tagged embezzlement, four men, fraud unit, gideon, globes, irregularities, israel police, lubavitch, magistrates court, money laundering, nonprofit organizations, npo, police central, private accounts, rabbi yosef, s books, shekels, signatories, tax fraud, youth organization
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