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Tag Archives: tax evasion
Rabbi Dovid Cohen Of Ohel
Source: http://www.thejewishweek.com/viewArticle/c36_a16028/News/New_York.html 06/10/2009 by Staff Report The halachic adviser to Ohel Children’s Home and Family Services, which receives millions of dollars in state and federal money, told a Bergenfield, N.J., synagogue audience in 2007 that tax evasion is permissible under … Continue reading
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Tagged congregation beth abraham, controversial remarks, mental health professionals, rabbi cohen, rabbi dovid, tax evasion
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Ponzi Schemes?
Jacob M. Schwartz ([email protected]) emails: The LMV (L— Mafia Victims) Community is a non-profit organization whose mission is to help people affected by the L— Mafia from Los Angeles, enhance their economical health and well-being through participation in a professional … Continue reading
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Tagged market loans, money laundry, ponzi scheme, ponzi schemes, profit organization whose mission, tax evasion
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Jewish Life Booms In Prison
Because more Jews – at least in New York – are behind bars! JTA reports: Maximum-security prisons in the United States have relatively few Jewish inmates, according to the Aleph Institute, a Chabad-affiliated organization that reaches out to Jews behind … Continue reading
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Tagged aleph institute, jewish inmates, kosher meal, maximum security prisons, prisons in the united states, tax evasion
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Rabbis Vs Journalists
The Jewish Week reported in its June 10, 2009 issue: The halachic adviser to Ohel Children’s Home and Family Services, which receives millions of dollars in state and federal money, told a Bergenfield, N.J., synagogue audience in 2007 that tax … Continue reading
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Tagged congregation beth abraham, controversial remarks, mental health professionals, rabbi cohen, rabbi dovid, tax evasion
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Peter Lowy Back In The News
Click here to peruse the recent articles. They’re about the economy. They don’t talk about the longtime Pico-Robertson resident’s tax evasion and why he’s staying away from the United States. I suspect it will be a cold day in hell … Continue reading
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Tagged australian journalist, big deals, Jewish Journal, market strength, peter ryan, tax evasion
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