November 12, 2011
Does Los Angeles Orthodox Life Have Its Own Jerry Sandusky?
You've heard about the "former Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky, who was arrested over the weekend on more than 40 counts of child sexual abuse."
What if we had a Jerry Sandusky-type in LA's Orthodox community? Could we have a powerful man who's able to isolate underage teen boys, invite them over for Shabbos, ply them with alcohol, molest them, and then have the rabbis orchestrate a cover-up for the good of the community?
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The so-called "three Hebrew boys" were not even Hebrews. They were Colombians and they perpetuated their frauds on goyim.
Oy! Goyim bilk goyim but Jews will be blamed.
According to the Los Angeles Times:
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February 24, 2009
Modern Orthodox Rabbis In Los Angeles Seek To Certify Business Ethics
My first thoughts when I heard about this plan.
I hope the execution of this plan is more effective than some of the spelling in this new letter: "PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL INFORMATION SHARED WITH THE PEULAT SACHIROR ANY OF ITS REPRSENTATIVES WILL BE HELD IN THE STRCTEST OF CONFIDENCE. THE CERTIFRICATION AGREEMENT WILL RFLECT THIS IN WRITING."
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July 4, 2008
Chief Rabbi Is One Of The Boys
Maariv's report last week that Chief Rabbi Yonah Metzger had propositioned a young French cameraman during an interfaith conference in Spain a couple of years ago barely caused a ripple on the surface of the religious establishment swamp. This weekend's part two, which will detail Metzger's oligarch-sponsored trips around the world and the way he has enlisted himself in the service of Chabad interests, will most likely sink out of sight just as quickly. A controversial chief rabbi of Israel is not rare – certainly not all of Metzger's predecessors were paragons of virtue – but it is hard to imagine such allegations being raised against any of them without some kind of public response.
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