All dried Goji Berries are infested

Infested even with a Hashgocha

Anti-Vaxxer email

Reb Yudel, nothing about the vaccines?

So you must be an anti-vaxxer? 

So publish the following;

 MEN AND WOMEN MIKVAHS- WHAT VERIFICATIONS RE: VACCINES ?

IF NOT DON'T USE THE MIKVAHS.

THE MEALS MADE FOR THE SCHOOLS, MEALS-ON-WHEELS, ETC., DID THE WORKERS ALL GET VACCINATED?

GET THE OCEAN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT TO CHECK IT OUT.

DON'T ENDANGER YOUSELF, DON'T ENDANGER OTHERS.

                                                          Rav Moshe Sternbuch Writes Letter To 

Rav Malkiel Kotler About The...

November 27, 2018 1:45 pm

Golden pancakes / Latkes are all yoshon/ Bishul Yisroel

And Trader Joe's pancakes also

Kashrus certifier's ethics

      Kosher Certifier’s Ethics

 We in the field of Kosher Certification have accepted a fiduciary responsibility on behalf of the kosher consumer at large. Therefore, we owe our fidelity to the Kosher consumer to uphold and maintain that fiduciary responsibility. Executives who face troubling decisions are often confused about how to arrive at the right, moral and ethical course of action. This is not surprising since by definition a “moral dilemma” is one where there is no clear right and wrong, only positives and negatives.

We should be guided in our moral reasoning by the insight that comes from respecting the moral rights of the Kosher consumer; justice to colleagues and peers; consequences and outcomes; explaining and defending to others as well as to ourselves the decisions we make. Have I searched for all alternatives? Are there other ways I could look at the situation? Have I listened and considered all points of view of my colleagues and peers, while still maintaining high ethical standards?

Even if there is sound rational for this decision, and even if I could defend it to the kosher consumer, does my inner sense tell me this is right? Will my colleagues, peers, and the educated Kosher consumer agree with my rational? Does this decision agree with my moral beliefs and with my personal principles and sense of responsibility to the Kosher consumer? Would I want others representing the kosher consumer to make the same decision and to take the same action if faced with the same circumstances?

What are my true motives for this action? Would this action infringe on the moral rights and dignity of others? Would this action involve deceiving others in any way? Would I feel this action was just (ethical or fair) if I were on the other side of the decision? Am I being unduly influenced by others who may not be as sensitive to these ethical standards?

How would I feel (or how will I feel) if (or when) this action becomes known to the educated Kosher consumer? Would others feel that my action or decision is ethically and morally justifiable to the educated Kosher consumer? Can I justify my action as directly beneficial to the Kosher consumer and to their betterment in general?

We can stretch and expand our moral reasoning and ethical judgment and sharpen our ethical sensitivity and moral awareness by thinking through particular dilemmas in light of the above. If we consider all the questions discussed above with real intent and pure motives, then we can be confident that we will come with the Almighty’s help, to sound and ethical decisions.

When we achieve clarity as to the issues of the dilemma, we are better prepared to make a decision that is both right and defensible. We must remember that our goal is to achieve an ethical course of action in all areas affecting the kosher consumer, not to find a way to construct a rational argument in support of an unethical decision. Our daily decisions do (at times indirectly) impact the Kosher consumer. We live in a world where other concerns e.g. profits etc., often come into conflict with the concern for ethics and principles; and where society is demanding a higher standard of transparency, and a higher ethic of social responsibility to the Kosher consumer.

We must be willing and able to give the Kosher consumer in fact, that which the kosher consumer believes he / she is getting in theory. We owe it to ourselves…..we are all “individuals joined together and known as the Kosher Consumer’s advocate”.

CDC ALL ROMAINE "except Positive & kosher garden" SHOULD NOT BE USED!! Positive or Kosher garden CAN be used

CDC Identifies Romaine Lettuce as Likely Culprit in 11-State E. Coli Outbreak- 

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Bodek claims that "their Laboratory says they don't have the E.coli".

On the other hand, "Laboratories say  that their products are infested".

Arbitration agreement to be signed in Bais Din- Many are unfamilliar with the clear meaning of a Hebrew version, so only use the English one.

Arbitration Agreement

In the matter of;_________________________________________

Plaintiff(s)____________________________

Defendant(s)_________________________

Our signatures below serve as 100 witnesses that we the undersigned have accepted upon ourselves the following judges;

________________________, and_______________________, and__________________________

To come and judge before them the matters between us,

We confirm with this (document) that we have accepted upon ourselves to comply with the judgment that will come out of this Bais Din whether it be based on pure law or on compromise that is close to law, all will be based on the decision of a majority of the three (3) aforementioned judges. In the event of Zablah Bais Din, each side will choose their Judge and the two Judges will choose the third Judge. Bais Din does not have to record the sessions. If any of the parties  want to record the sessions, they shall notify all parties at least three days in advance.

The Bais Din should be able to explain its ruling. The Bais Din is to issue its ruling in plain English language in a timely manner within 30 days of the last session. The Bais Din may append, revise and interpret the judgment they issue.  If one of the parties does not appear before the Bais Din, the Bais Din may reach a decision without their appearance.

The power of this Arbitration Agreement is in accordance with Jewish Law Choshen Mishpat 13.  This Arbitration Agreement is valid according to the laws of the States of New York and New Jersey (in NY CPLR Article #75).  The signatories accede to the abovementioned limitations apart from the right to be represented by counsel (and aside from the rights that is impossible to give up). The signatories may represent themselves if they so choose.

The Judges shall each be paid for the hearings at an hourly rate of ______________. The amount of hearings shall  be not more than________. Each hearing shall not exceed _____hours.

This is a done deal. It annuls any claim of prior coercion. We understand all risks involved with signing this form and we accept this agreement as in keeping to other better and more productive versions of this form.  This agreement cannot be disqualified due to anything missing, added, erased or blurred.

 We made a kinyan and testify to this on date__________________

Signed:  _____________________________Dated      /       /

                                                                                          Signed:_______________________________Dated       /       /

Signed________________________________Dated      /      /

Albany, NY - NY Top Court Rules In Favor Of Kaporos Ritual

It's about time that we write to Donald Trump, the President of the USA

He deserves to hear our thanks more often.

He's a Republican- That in itself says a lot.

He's not a Liberal- That in itself says a lot.

He's not fearful of enemies- That in itself says a lot.

He has limited the world leaders of taking advantage of the USA- That in itself says a lot.

He has done so much in standing up for Israel- That in itself says a lot.

ETC.

Please write to him to let him know your appreciation.

UPDATE; Lakewood Bais Din L'Inyanay Shatnez, certified test center "not-reliable" R"L- must re-check all clothing

There have been numerous incidents where the Lakewood Shatnez test under the hashgocha of the  Lakewood Bais Din L'Inyanay Shatnez, has been found to be definite Shatnez even though it was certified as Non-Shatnez.

The incidents were numerous, too many to be called a mistake. The places where the Shatnez was fond indicate a complete lack of knowledge of the expertise required to properly check for Shatnez. We are not talking of re-processed issues, regular straight out "shatnez" according to any "mumcha".

Therefore previous tested clothing by above,  should be re-tested by a qualified test center. 

The fact of the Bais Din certification on that Test center puts to question of the Knowledge the Members of the Bais Din poses in the Expertise of Shatnez testing.

Kashrus Alert: Re:NEW Lakewood based INSECT INFORMATION CENTER מכון לבדיקת תולעים

Re: KCL recent signs re: "Triple washed" infested vegetables..... 
Any one knowledgeable in bedikas toloiyim, know that ALL triple washed vegetables are infested.
Rational? If it's not infested, you don't need triple-washed.
When it is infested? triple washed will not clean it.

Therefore only use the vegetables with reliable hashgochas from experts / mumchim. 

ALERT:NEW Lakewood based INSECT INFORMATION CENTER מכון לבדיקת תולעים

No one affiliated with this Organization is an expert .
מומחה לבדיקת תולעים

They have limited knowledge in the practical aspect of infestation. They can only talk / orate about the subject.

Do not rely on them at all.

We are ready to put Rabbi Bodner and Rabbi Eisen to a public test to ascertain if they are expert in bedikas of insects.  We will give $500.00 to Tzedakah if they pass the test.

NYS Appelate Court rules Father is a superior custodian of the children

 MALONEY v. MALONEY

208 A.D.2d 603 (1994)

617 N.Y.S.2d 190

Susan Maloney, Appellant, v. James J. Maloney, Respondent

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October 11, 1994

October 11, 1994

Lakewood's revolve restaurant "LGBTQ" friendly- good for LGBTO groups-KCL certified

You can also have fresh Herbs, that were not checked 

properly for infestation.

Shatnez alert- only use shatnez testers approved by the International professional testers, Organization

The Dave Elliot poultry

We recently visited and inspected the Dave Elliot poultry plant in Scranton, PA.

It's a relatively small operation. Reliable kashrus standards are in place and adhered to.
Very clean finished product.
The kashrus standards are superior to some other sold in the USA.