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@Godal You can always go to Syria they only have 7 cases per Million of population
@Godal My suggestion to you is to rent a bunker off the coast of New Zeeland and spend the summer there or perhaps Yemen with no case, you sure will be save.
Huju:
I am a visibly chasidish man [ beard yalmuka etc.] I use to work for the City of NY, one February we all took a Black History quiz on a lark, and guess what? I was the high scorer, ahead of 3 African Americans.
One of black guys [ who I thought was a bigot] said, very well that’s the way it should be white people need to know black history so I told him, Carl, here is what is the difference I study history, white, black, Asian or whatever and you just focus on black history@CharlieHall, I hope fat Jerry loses big time, he is a disgrace and never supported Boro Park, way too busy kotowing to the far left.
Worse comes to worse if he loses he can get a huge from Avi WeissMy role models are Booker T Washington and George Washington Carver, they had a goal of education, its a shame this goal is lost on today generation of African Americans
Chaim Shulem, yeah its true, you probably have less 1000 Jews in either of these states, and to top it off Montana is the 4th largest state in the union, just to get from one part of the state to the other can take hours even with high speed limits that are nominally enforced. [ I have a picture I took at the rest area of a cow and the caption read “just because you see more cows then cops does not mean you cant get a ticket”]
So the shilaich focus is on Kiruv and serving the guest at Yellowstone along with the shilach at Jackson Wy.@Chaim Shulem, actually Boise and Bozeman both have mivkahs, miyanim there are sporadic, [mostly Chabad and limited to yomtov and occasional Shabbos] I use to come annually to Montana when I was doing business there, friendly people, very pro business environment and contrary to what you hear I had no issues there being a visible frum yid whereas I get plenty of hate in the outskirts of Monsey, if you love amazing views and outdoors this is the place.
Call the governor
Read between the line, NYS wont allow it
With camps in limbo if they will be allowed to open, NY Governor Cuimo says a decision on whether sleep away camps can open this summer in New York is yet to be made. In an interview this morning, Cuomo told Long Island News Radio that the issue is the inflammatory illness believed to be related to the cronavirus that has been affecting children, and concerns over spreading it.
Cuomo reiterated that as the number of COVID-19 cases and deaths decline, summer day camps can start to open at the end of the month. He said no decision has been made on sleepaway camps.So, he added, “Summer day camps are going to open on June 29. We’re still reviewing the situation with sleepaway camps.”
“I’m making that decision like it’s my own daughter. Today, if you asked me I would send my daughter to sleep away camp, I would not, Cuomo said.”I hear some talk of opening some camps out of state but limited to 11-14 year old’s, I guess the younger ones will manage with day camps
@charlie Hall, There was a storekeeper on 13th Ave. who tried to hug the cop who was giving him the ticket and for some odd reason the cop was not impressed, I guess Weiss has more experience in hugging people.
PS I will try hugging the cop next time I am stoppedNo but opening a shul or yeshiva maybe
@nom and the same is true in this case
I guess you were not around in the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s 2000s
The MO crowd marched with MLK and the civil rights crowds
SSSJ and other related group did civil disobedience all the time.
There was civil disobedience with the withdrawal from Yamit and Gaza.
West Bank settlers do that anytime a settlement is dismantled just to name a few,@n0m I always said it was overblown, however I am afraid bad feelings would linger for a long time, on my block we had people who davened in indoor miyanim, people who daven in outdoor minyanim and people who daven beyichus yet we all respected each others decisions, the problem is when you have agitators who call people names for disagreeing with his viewpoint, people calling police on others, it took sinah to a whole new level
08701 has quite a lot of 55 plus community and nursing homes that are not related to the frum community and it may throw the numbers out of wack.
@ doing my best, try googling those name and civil disobedience and then answer
@5ish, he was an average boy with slightly above shironos, I am average working man with no skeletons in the closet besides this once never had any issues getting my kids into school so no persona non grata issues, competing with a fancy family with deep pockets, who wins? the molester from the fancy family, and how do I know how he got in? the assistant admin told me he wrote out a 15K check two weeks before the farher
Its called civil disobedience, did you feel the same way when Avi Weiss did his civil disobedience? when Meir Kahane did his? when teens act stupid and prust at the salute to Israel parade?
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N0M he got in instead of my son, so it would have been a moot point because both would not get in and he molested young grades not his.
N0M, no slur intended just a stupid question deserves a stupid response
@schnitz from Mt Sinai Covid plasma testing program and Rockland county Board of Health,
And BTW YOUR figures are WRONG Rockland has not posted any new cases from 10952 since May 2nd, so I don’t know where you made up that story, all new cases in Rockland are from Clarkstown or HaverstrawDear n0lm,
Were you one of the victims?@a manim I can relate to that, my son was not accepted into yeshiva because of politics but a shaverer bucher with money was accepted, the other bucher went on the next year to molest half of the younger grade
B from L, there just about ZERO new cases in the frum area for the past two weeks, and the antibody testing is coming back at around 75%, Sorry Dr D and Rabbi B
Yogi Berra expression is a loser clique
One of the people who davened in our INDOOR regular shul minyan this shabbos was a 94 year old man who walks to shul everyday with a walker, this Shabbos was the first time he davened in a shul since corona, when people asked him why he came he said, I survived Kristallnacht, Kinder transport, other wars, 9/11 and I am an old man I will die of something eventually, so if I go down at least I will go down davening with a minyan.
@1 1918 the average life expectancy was 36, top speed of a car was 82, and there was not commercial flights.
Therefore………………..@forshayer, I saw EVERY shul in forshay was open and running indoors, its great that you are giving people a choice to daven outdoors, but don’t say the minyanim in Forshay are closed because they are NOT.
PS Just about all minyan in the greater Monsey are up and running INDOORS, please tell me what shuls still remain closed in Rockland, none that I am aware of,@a yid 2.0, how do you know about the 53 people in one room? were you one of them?
BTW the underground minyanim were running strong for 3 weeks now yet no spike@benny horowitz All the miyanm factories are up and running full force with smaller miyanim, hamayvin yovim.