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1- The same owner also owns the one in Cherry Hill, NJ and in Fairlawn, NJ all under the OK and approved by the KCL, by the mere fact that all 3 places are allegedly the same owner's family, the same hashgocha.
2- The OK says the rational for the Nitra Ruv's psak for the 6 months only that requires kashering and not prior is based on some obscure rulings in the code of Jewish Law. The Owner who is a non-Jew was a מסיח לפי תומו and he is the פה שאסר ' פה שהתיר not the videos. That's a stretch of the imagination.
Who was it that said that in the bottom of the boxes of vegetables, it's common for them to bring in the chicken and meat.
Manalapan is a glimpse of Weissmandl coasting along with Rubashkin & Lieber's.
ReplyDeleteHave you ever seen the system the Edah uses to monitor Arabs? It makes it very difficult to cheat. They even make the Arabs wear headsets & if the live monitored GPS indicates the Arab possibly slowing down in traffic, they start asking him hard hitting questions in case there is no traffic but a ruse to pull a switcheroo.
ReplyDeleteBut don't expect to see this in America, especially not from the OU as Genack would not want to ruffle the feathers of his Woke chevra at the DNC that he's profiling gentiles.
Did Wiesner track down the chazirei diverted to Lakewood yet? We know some Chabadskers who want to take it off his hands if the price is low enough.
ReplyDeleteIn the 90s there was a milchdik place in Manalapan, dach zich also under OK. A prusteh Israeli owner or manager was talking about ervah when I walked in there, having a comeraderie about it with an equally prust customer. I walked out & never returned.
ReplyDeleteYou are such a special person, thank you for sharing your tzidkos with all of us
DeleteThe one in cherry hill used to be under the OK's Hashgucha for many years.
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ReplyDeleteAs if this Edah maneuver is fool proof. There is NO fool proof way, other then the shilchin oorich to keep kashriss. Even if you end up getting fooled. All your innovations are never fool proof.
One MUST daven every day not to get nichshil in anything including kashris.
I believe they own the one on 18th Ave in Boro Park as well!
ReplyDeleteand on Coney Island ave also, all under the OK.
ReplyDeleteDifferent owners, or so they claim, but don't confuse yourself with the facts (I'm not saying it's kosher or not, but yudel would tell you it's kosher if you know the hashgacha is running well.)
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