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Tag Archives: scandals
Are Certain Groups More Susceptible To Corruption?
The New York Times writes: “More than 100 people in Turkey, South Korea and Greece have been charged in recent weeks in inquiries into players and officials throwing soccer games. Similar scandals in Hungary, Italy, Germany, El Salvador, Israel, China, … Continue reading
Posted in Sports
Tagged bribery, international football, political progress, scandals, soccer games, south korea
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Claims Conference Report
Professor Yitzhak Kerem emails: “Luke, can you publish this. Since appearance of the story of the $42 million dollar stealing of Claims Conference, no journalist in the world has decency to care about continuing and ongoing scandals of the Claims. … Continue reading
Posted in Holocaust
Tagged board of deputies, board of deputies of british jews, decency, holocaust compensation, jewish material claims, jewish owners, jewish survivors, kerem, scandals, thievery, yitzhak
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Dennis Prager Feels Little Desire To Gossip
I guess it all depends on how you define gossip. Dennis Prager’s number one source for items for his show is the Drudge Report, the number one news and gossip website in the world. On his radio show today, Dennis … Continue reading
Posted in Dennis Prager, Gossip, Judaism, R. Joseph Telushkin
Tagged Dennis Prager, drudge report, Gossip, radio show, scandals
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I Get Three Pages In ‘Internet Babylon: Secrets, Scandals, and Shocks on the Information Superhighway’ (Paperback)
About once a year, I like to put my name into the Amazon.com search engine and see if any new books have mentioned me. I just found this 2004 book which gives me three pages. You can search through the … Continue reading
The Man Who Brought Down Ehud Ohlmert
Joe emails: Meet Morris/Moshe Talansky http://www.nypost.com/seven/05062008/news/regionalnews/israel_scandals_li_link_109573.htm He splits his time between Woodmere, NY (the "Five" towns) and Wolfson Towers in Jerusalem. Divorced http://www.davefox73.com/wc01_157.html He is a major financier. here is one of his projects http://www2.nysun.com/article/58352 … Continue reading
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The Outreach Rabbi Who Divorced His Wife And Married An Ex-Model Shiksa He Met Online
From my live cam chat: guest186: I want info on this guy chaim lando who divorced his wife and 9 kids and married a model from arizona and then moved to baltimore guest186: he was a rabbi in toras emes … Continue reading
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Tagged abortions, art student, Divorce, drudge, emes, happy family, internet usage, jewish name, la brea, lando, live cam chat, outreach, pillar of salt, rabbi, scandals, shame, shem, sperm, yale art, young women
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