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The Nose on Gab: 'Over 35% of Tim Pool's guest on his podcast are j…'
The Nose on Gab: 'Over 35% of Tim Pool's guest on his podcast are jewish.'
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That wouldn't explain why they made such a fuss about its filling. I guess you could make an effort at a charitable explanation for the dirty mattresses and strollers when you consider that they probably had hispanic illegals do the work (are we going to assume that Hasids dug themselves, with their own hands? I think not!)![]()
The Nose on Gab: 'Over 35% of Tim Pool's guest on his podcast are j…'
The Nose on Gab: 'Over 35% of Tim Pool's guest on his podcast are jewish.'gab.com
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Very soon, the entire world is going to realise these ancient "tropes" about jews that were claimed by our ancestors...were actually true.
There is a lot of weird stuff happening at the moment. There seems to be a growing wave of "countersemitism" and it makes me wonder if their empire is collapsing on itself.Very soon, the entire world is going to realise these ancient "tropes" about jews that were claimed by our ancestors...were actually true.
December 20, 2023
Inspectors from the New York Fire Department showed up at 770 Eastern Parkway on Wednesday checking if Chabad Headquarters was up to code, making locals question the motives of the anonymous complainer.
By COLlive reporter
Inspectors from the New York Fire Department showed up at 770-788 Eastern Parkway on Wednesday, checking if Chabad Headquarters was up to code, and began inspecting the building for fire safety issues.
The officials were seen inspecting the upstairs offices and main Shul downstairs, following an anonymous complaint about alleged overcrowding in different areas.
The Shul is run by Cong. Lubavitch Inc., while the rest of the complex is operated by Agudas Chassidei Chabad and Merkos L’inyonei Chinuch.
COLlive.com was told that the inspection surprised all parties involved, as they have been regularly working with city officials and inspectors.
The visiting inspectors on Wednesday are said to have threatened to shut the building down due to amount of people inside exceeding the occupancy allowance, a passerby related.
Upon hearing that, Rabbi Chanina Sperlin of the Crown Heights Jewish Community Council (CHJCC) rushed over to 770, along with Joel Eisdorfer and Fred Kreizman of Mayor Eric Adams‘s Office.
Sperlin told COLlive that various issues were mentioned by the inspectors during the visit, but he questioned the motives of the complainer.
“We are happy to work with the FDNY to fix any issues in the Shul which may not be totally up to code, however, since the inspectors arrived after what was an anonymous tip, the situation lends itself to the idea that the call was wrongly motivated,” he said.
“The Shul has not had a CO filed about it since 1977,” he noted.
The building does have sprinkler systems in place, Sperlin said.
Among the concerns they cited was the missing wall between the addresses of 788 and 784, a wall which was taken down years ago.
The inspectors left after a first visit earlier in the evening and then returned at about 7:30 pm, doing a head count of the main Shul, which did not exceed occupancy at that time.
I believe it is anti Semitic to investigate a building for code violations if it is owned by a Semite, regardless of whether any violations are present. Obviously this is even more anti Semitic if the investigation is based on an anonymous complaint based on knowing that violations are present.Anonymous Complaint Has FDNY Checking if 770 is Up to Code
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Anonymous Complaint Has FDNY Checking if 770 is Up to Code
Inspectors from the New York Fire Department showed up at 770 Eastern Parkway on Wednesday checking if Chabad Headquarters was up to code, making locals question the motives of the anonymous complainer.collive.com
Don't get excited, people! Ben Shapiro has no intention of retiring from political commentary.
You mean a man from Iran?I believe it is anti Semitic to investigate a building for code violations if it is owned by a Semite
No, I mean a person of Jewishness. I know that the term Semite can be applied more broadly, but I was using it in its most common meaning, which I think is a fair linguistic practice.You mean a man from Iran?
One of the weirdest things I've ever seen.
Don't talk about the tunnel, anti Semites!
Don't talk about the tunnel, anti Semites!