Monday, 2 July 2018
THE PROPER DEMOCRATIC WAY OF LIFE
THIS IS WHAT OFSTED SHOULD DO TO BE PROPER DEMOCRATIC
I MADE A MISTAKE NOT ON THE BAD LANGUAGE I USED
BUT THAT WE DO NOT GIVE ENOUGH SEX EDUCATION TO OUR CHILDREN IN OUR SCHOOLS WE HAVE TO TELL ALL THE BOYS AND GIRLS ABOUT HOW YOU CAN USE THE PENIS IN ALL KINDS OF WAYS
( NOT JUST FOR THE TOILET ) BUT NOT SO LATE AT AT SIX OR EIGHT..
WE HAVE TO DO BETTER THEN GOYIM WE ARE ALL JEWISH SNOBS
AND WE PRACTICE PROPER DEMOCRATIC WAY OF LIFE .
I THINK BOYS AND GIRLS SHOULD COME NAKED TO KINDERGARTEN THAT CHILDREN SHOULD LEARN NOT TO BE EMBRACED AT EACH OTHERS PARTS ALSO THAT PARENTS SHOULD WALK AROUND NUDE, OFSTEAD ARE OLD FASHIONED TO GIVE EDUCATION ABOUT GAYS AND THAT PENIS IS MADE FOR PUSHING IN TO A MANS RETUM ( BOTTEM) AT SIS OR EIGHT.
WE DO NOT TEACH THEM THAT YOU CAN PLAY WITH YOURSELF NOT JUST IN THE TOILET OR BED
BUT TO BE PROPER DEMOCRATIC IN THE SUPERMARKET ON PUBLIC DISPLAY.
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Sunday, 1 July 2018
I HAVE DISCOVERED A NEW MONEY MAKING RACKET BY THE JEWISH ORTHODOX COMMUNITY IT IS CALLED SHASATHON.
WHAT I WANT TO KNOW IS WHO MAKES AND KEEPS THE MONEY ?
I HAVE TALKED TO A LOT OF PEOPLE AND NO ONE CAN EXPLAIN IT, ALL I WANT TO KNOW WHO KEEPS THE MONEY.?
YOU HAVE LOTS OF NAMES THE USUAL MUGS
DOV SMITH, MEIR SHELTON, TZVI SALOMON , CHAIM FREUDIGER, LESER FRANKEL, MOISHE FRANKEL ( I CAN NOT GET A PENNEY FROM HIM ) BORUCH CHAIM DUNNER,TOLI ELZAS, AHRON YOSEF AND YITZI SCHARFER, BORUCH SHUBE, ASHI RUBIN,DAVID KOPCIEL, MEIR LICHTENSTEIN .
THE LIST GOES ON AND ON, ONE MUG BIGGER THEN THE NEXT, NO ONE KNOW WERE THE MONEY GOES TO.
AMOUNT RAISED
.סוכה ב. - יא
TZVI SALOMON
CHAIM FREUDIGER
AMOUNT RAISED
.בבא קמא נא. - ס
LESER FRANKEL
MOISHE FRANKEL
AMOUNT RAISED
.גיטין נב. - סב
BORUCH CHAIM DUNNER
TOLI ELZAS
AMOUNT RAISED
88% Raised
88% Raised
Friday, 29 June 2018
WHAT IS THE LESSON
END OF AN ERA: Toys R Us Closing Its Last Stores By Friday
Toys R Us is closing its last U.S. stores by Friday, the end of a chain known to generations of children and parents for its sprawling stores, brightly colored logo and Geoffrey the giraffe mascot.
But many of the children who happily sang the “I don’t wanna grow up, I’m a Toys R Us kid” jingle grew into busy parents who found shopping online more convenient. The company, which also owned the Babies R Us chain, was hobbled by $5 billion in debt after a leveraged buyout that left it unable to invest and keep up.
As the last of the U.S. stores close, more than 30,000 workers will be looking for work. Toys R Us’ troubles have also shaken some big toy makers like Mattel and Hasbro.
Customers who were still devoted will be looking elsewhere to shop. Retailers like Walmart and Target are expanding their toy aisles to fill the hole, while Party City is opening 50 pop-up toy shops this fall.
Toys R Us filed for Chapter 11 reorganization last fall and pledged to stay open, but had poor sales during the critical holiday season as customers and vendors shied away. In January, it announced plans to close about 180 stores, but then in March it said it would liquidate the rest of the 700-plus stores.
Will the Toys R Us name and mascot disappear forever? An auction for the company’s name, baby shower registry and various trademarks is set for late July. The 16-foot tall statue of Geoffrey the Giraffe that greeted visitors at Toys R Us headquarters in Wayne, New Jersey will be moved to a children’s hospital in the state.
Many long-time employees were hoping to retire at a place they called home.
“I’m never going to have a job like Toys R Us,” said long-time employee Patty Van Fossan, 54, from Boardroom, Ohio, who was among a group of workers at protests in New York, fighting for severance that they believe they are owed. “It was the best job I had. I was surrounded by children.”
IN THE LAST FEW YEARS WE HAVE SEEN VERY BIG SHOPS AND COMPANIES THAT STARTED WITH NOTHING AND BECAME VERY BIG, NOT JUST RICH GO DOWN TO NOTHING , ALSO JEWISH ORTHODOX PEOPLE GO UP AND DOWN .
THIS IS VERY SAD, BUT EVERYTHING IN LIFE IS A LESSON FROM G-D.
THERE WAS A VERY RICH MAN , HE LEARNED IN MY GROUP, ABOUT TEN YEARS AGO HE WAS ON THE VERGE OF GOING BANKRUPT, ONE DAY I WAS TALKING WITH HIM , ABOUT HOW HE FEELS HE SAID TO ME , GABY I CAME TO THIS COUNTRY IN 1956 I ONLY HAD THE CLOTH ON MY BACK, G-D HELPED THEN, AND MY TEST NOW IS TO THANK G-D FOR THE YEARS HE GAVE ME.
I AM SURE THAT HIS BELIEVE IN G-D.HELPED HIM TO RECOVER.
IN THE LAST YEARS BEFORE THE MESSIAH COMES OUR TEST IN TO DAYS LIFE IS AS IS WRITTEN
" DO NOT RELY ON NOBLES, NOR ON A HUMAN BEING, FOR HE HOLDS NO SALVATION,"
AND THIS G-D IS SHOWING US WHEN BIG SHOPS GO BANKRUPT.
Toys R Us is closing its last U.S. stores by Friday, the end of a chain known to generations of children and parents for its sprawling stores, brightly colored logo and Geoffrey the giraffe mascot.
But many of the children who happily sang the “I don’t wanna grow up, I’m a Toys R Us kid” jingle grew into busy parents who found shopping online more convenient. The company, which also owned the Babies R Us chain, was hobbled by $5 billion in debt after a leveraged buyout that left it unable to invest and keep up.
As the last of the U.S. stores close, more than 30,000 workers will be looking for work. Toys R Us’ troubles have also shaken some big toy makers like Mattel and Hasbro.
Customers who were still devoted will be looking elsewhere to shop. Retailers like Walmart and Target are expanding their toy aisles to fill the hole, while Party City is opening 50 pop-up toy shops this fall.
Toys R Us filed for Chapter 11 reorganization last fall and pledged to stay open, but had poor sales during the critical holiday season as customers and vendors shied away. In January, it announced plans to close about 180 stores, but then in March it said it would liquidate the rest of the 700-plus stores.
Will the Toys R Us name and mascot disappear forever? An auction for the company’s name, baby shower registry and various trademarks is set for late July. The 16-foot tall statue of Geoffrey the Giraffe that greeted visitors at Toys R Us headquarters in Wayne, New Jersey will be moved to a children’s hospital in the state.
Many long-time employees were hoping to retire at a place they called home.
“I’m never going to have a job like Toys R Us,” said long-time employee Patty Van Fossan, 54, from Boardroom, Ohio, who was among a group of workers at protests in New York, fighting for severance that they believe they are owed. “It was the best job I had. I was surrounded by children.”
IN THE LAST FEW YEARS WE HAVE SEEN VERY BIG SHOPS AND COMPANIES THAT STARTED WITH NOTHING AND BECAME VERY BIG, NOT JUST RICH GO DOWN TO NOTHING , ALSO JEWISH ORTHODOX PEOPLE GO UP AND DOWN .
THIS IS VERY SAD, BUT EVERYTHING IN LIFE IS A LESSON FROM G-D.
THERE WAS A VERY RICH MAN , HE LEARNED IN MY GROUP, ABOUT TEN YEARS AGO HE WAS ON THE VERGE OF GOING BANKRUPT, ONE DAY I WAS TALKING WITH HIM , ABOUT HOW HE FEELS HE SAID TO ME , GABY I CAME TO THIS COUNTRY IN 1956 I ONLY HAD THE CLOTH ON MY BACK, G-D HELPED THEN, AND MY TEST NOW IS TO THANK G-D FOR THE YEARS HE GAVE ME.
I AM SURE THAT HIS BELIEVE IN G-D.HELPED HIM TO RECOVER.
IN THE LAST YEARS BEFORE THE MESSIAH COMES OUR TEST IN TO DAYS LIFE IS AS IS WRITTEN
" DO NOT RELY ON NOBLES, NOR ON A HUMAN BEING, FOR HE HOLDS NO SALVATION,"
AND THIS G-D IS SHOWING US WHEN BIG SHOPS GO BANKRUPT.
THIS IS VERY SAD, BUT EVERYTHING IN LIFE IS A LESSON FROM G-D.
THERE WAS A VERY RICH MAN , HE LEARNED IN MY GROUP, ABOUT TEN YEARS AGO HE WAS ON THE VERGE OF GOING BANKRUPT, ONE DAY I WAS TALKING WITH HIM , ABOUT HOW HE FEELS HE SAID TO ME , GABY I CAME TO THIS COUNTRY IN 1956 I ONLY HAD THE CLOTH ON MY BACK, G-D HELPED THEN, AND MY TEST NOW IS TO THANK G-D FOR THE YEARS HE GAVE ME.
I AM SURE THAT HIS BELIEVE IN G-D.HELPED HIM TO RECOVER.
IN THE LAST YEARS BEFORE THE MESSIAH COMES OUR TEST IN TO DAYS LIFE IS AS IS WRITTEN
" DO NOT RELY ON NOBLES, NOR ON A HUMAN BEING, FOR HE HOLDS NO SALVATION,"
AND THIS G-D IS SHOWING US WHEN BIG SHOPS GO BANKRUPT.
Tuesday, 26 June 2018
EL AL
NEW EL AL POLICY: Passengers Will Be Thrown Off Flights For Refusing To Sit In Assigned Seats
Just days after news reports of an El Al flight delayed for more than an hour after four Chareidim refused to take their assigned seats next to women, the airline has taken some bold action.
El Al Chairman Gonen Ussishkin announced on Monday, that any passengers refusing to sit next to other passengers will be immediately removed from the aircraft.
Eilam wrote on Twitter “at NICE we don’t do business with companies that discriminate against race, gender or religion.”El Al’s response came just after Barak Eilam, the CEO of NICE Systems (a major Israeli tech company) announced Monday that his company would be boycotting El Al.
“NICE will not fly with El Al until they change their practice and actions that are discriminating against women,” Eilam added.
Chareidi men are known to frequently roam the aisles on El Al flights before takeoff, looking to exchange seats. Usually it is to avoid seating beside women or passengers who may use the in-flight entertainment system, or to make it easier to put together a Minyan for Davening during the flight.
However, it appears this practice will no longer be tolerated by Israel’s national airline.
Just days after news reports of an El Al flight delayed for more than an hour after four Chareidim refused to take their assigned seats next to women, the airline has taken some bold action.
El Al Chairman Gonen Ussishkin announced on Monday, that any passengers refusing to sit next to other passengers will be immediately removed from the aircraft.
Eilam wrote on Twitter “at NICE we don’t do business with companies that discriminate against race, gender or religion.”El Al’s response came just after Barak Eilam, the CEO of NICE Systems (a major Israeli tech company) announced Monday that his company would be boycotting El Al.
“NICE will not fly with El Al until they change their practice and actions that are discriminating against women,” Eilam added.
Chareidi men are known to frequently roam the aisles on El Al flights before takeoff, looking to exchange seats. Usually it is to avoid seating beside women or passengers who may use the in-flight entertainment system, or to make it easier to put together a Minyan for Davening during the flight.
However, it appears this practice will no longer be tolerated by Israel’s national airline.
Monday, 25 June 2018
SONG OF THE MORNING...
SEE MY COMMENT ON THE LAST VIDEO AND YOU WILL UNDERSTAND
LAST WEEK I WAS STANDING BY A BUS STOP IN STAMFORD HILL, TWO LADIES CAME UP TO ME THEY WERE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER FROM MOSCOW RUSSIA, THEY ASK ME DID YOU MAKE THE PROGRAM TWO JEWS ON A CRUISE, THEY SAW IT IN MOSCOW AND DECIDED TO BE COME FRUM.
WE MUST REMEMBER WE ARE NOW IN MESSIANIC AGE AND JEWS WANT TO RECOGNISE G-D WE HAVE TO USE THE MEDIA AND SHOW THEM.
.SHOFCHIM LEV KAMAYIM
YOU CAN ASK THE QUESTION AM I ORTHODOX FRUM OR BY LOOKING AT THE NEXT VIDEO AM I MODERN FRUM AS I LIKE BOTH VIDEOS , AND ONE IS DIFFERENT THEN THE OTHER.
THE ANSWER IS WHAT THEY HAVE IN COMMON THAT THEY BOTH RECOGNISE THAT HASHEM RUNS THIS WORLD.
AND THAT IS WHAT YIDISKITE TO DAY IS ALL ABOUT THAT ALL YOUR LIFE'S PLANS HAVE BEEN MADE BY G-D.
AND THEY THE MODERN ORTHODOX AND THE VERY ORTHODOX ARE THANKING G-D
Thursday, 21 June 2018
FUCKING SHITS
IN THIS WEEKS ( 21/ 06/ 2018 ) WRITE YOUR LINES OF THE UPDATE THERE ARE FIVE LETTERS .
THE FIRST LETTER NAME WITHHELD
IN THE SECOND LETTER ANONYMOUS
IN THE THIRD LETTER A CONCERNED PARENT
IN THE FOURTH LETTER MRS G
IN THE FIFTH LETTER S.M.
IN EVERY LETTER THEY THINGS THAT ARE VERY TRUE AND THERE IS NOTING WRONG .
THE ONLY THING THAT IS WRONG IS THAT THE UPDATE, THAT THEY PUBLISH LETTERS WERE PEOPLE DO NOT SIGN THERE NAME, THEY TELL US WHAT TO DO BUT ARE COWARDS TO SIGN THERE NAMES
I DO NOT KNOW WHY OUR PEOPLE ARE SUCH FUCKING SHITS THEY ARE ALWAYS SCARED TO WRITE THERE NAMES.
IF THEY ARE SCARRED TO WRITE THERE NAMES PLEASE DO NOT WRITE A LETTER
Wednesday, 20 June 2018
WATCH THE U.S. LEAVE THE U.N.
WATCH: US Leaves UN Human Rights Council Over ‘Chronic Bias Against Israel’
The United States announced Tuesday it was leaving the United Nations’ Human Rights Council, with Ambassador Nikki Haley calling it “a protector of human rights abusers, and a cesspool of political bias.”
It was the latest withdrawal by the Trump administration from an international institution.
“We take this step because our commitment does not allow us to remain a part of a hypocritical and self-serving organization that makes a mockery of human rights,” Haley said.Haley, Trump’s envoy to the U.N., said the U.S. had given the human rights body “opportunity after opportunity” to make changes. She lambasted the council for “its chronic bias against Israel”, accusing it of a “disproportionate focus and unending hostility toward Israel.”
“When a so-called Human Rights Council cannot bring itself to address the massive abuses in Venezuela and Iran, and it welcomes the Democratic Republic of Congo as a new member, the council ceases to be worthy of its name,” Haley said. “Such a council, in fact, damages the cause of human rights.”
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, appearing alongside Haley at the State Department, said there was no doubt that the council once had a “noble vision.”
But today we need to be honest,” Pompeo said. “The Human Rights Council is a poor defender of human rights.”
The announcement came just a day after the U.N. human rights chief, Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein, denounced the Trump administration for separating illegal immigrant children from their parents. But Haley cited longstanding U.S. complaints that the 47-member council is biased against Israel. She had been threatening the pull-out since last year unless the council made changes advocated by the U.S.
“Regrettably, it is now clear that our call for reform was not heeded,” Haley said.
Still, she suggested the decision need not be permanent, adding that if the council did adopt reforms, “we would be happy to rejoin it.” She said the withdrawal notwithstanding, the U.S. would continue to defend human rights at the United Nations.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office called the U.S. decision “courageous,” calling it “an unequivocal statement that enough is enough.”
The United States announced Tuesday it was leaving the United Nations’ Human Rights Council, with Ambassador Nikki Haley calling it “a protector of human rights abusers, and a cesspool of political bias.”
It was the latest withdrawal by the Trump administration from an international institution.
“We take this step because our commitment does not allow us to remain a part of a hypocritical and self-serving organization that makes a mockery of human rights,” Haley said.Haley, Trump’s envoy to the U.N., said the U.S. had given the human rights body “opportunity after opportunity” to make changes. She lambasted the council for “its chronic bias against Israel”, accusing it of a “disproportionate focus and unending hostility toward Israel.”
“When a so-called Human Rights Council cannot bring itself to address the massive abuses in Venezuela and Iran, and it welcomes the Democratic Republic of Congo as a new member, the council ceases to be worthy of its name,” Haley said. “Such a council, in fact, damages the cause of human rights.”
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, appearing alongside Haley at the State Department, said there was no doubt that the council once had a “noble vision.”
But today we need to be honest,” Pompeo said. “The Human Rights Council is a poor defender of human rights.”
The announcement came just a day after the U.N. human rights chief, Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein, denounced the Trump administration for separating illegal immigrant children from their parents. But Haley cited longstanding U.S. complaints that the 47-member council is biased against Israel. She had been threatening the pull-out since last year unless the council made changes advocated by the U.S.
“Regrettably, it is now clear that our call for reform was not heeded,” Haley said.
Still, she suggested the decision need not be permanent, adding that if the council did adopt reforms, “we would be happy to rejoin it.” She said the withdrawal notwithstanding, the U.S. would continue to defend human rights at the United Nations.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office called the U.S. decision “courageous,” calling it “an unequivocal statement that enough is enough.”
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