MJE spawns new group, Manhattan Gay Experience

MJE spawns new group, Manhattan Gay Experience

 

By Rabbi Lamech SomayachMeshumad Meshubach
Mashgiach Ruchini Yeshiva Aishes Eish HaTorah
Special to meshumadmeshubach.blogspot.com

There is a new group in New York City and their main goal is to recruit straight people and convince them to be gay, and their inspiration, surprisingly, is a recruitment group for the Jewish ultra-Orthodox.

 “The MGE is founded on the principle that it can swell the ranks of homosexuals by being nice to straight people, exposing the to the positive side of homosexuality, and in turn they will give us money to bring more straight people over to our orientation,” said Sam Smalz, spokesperson for the MGE.

 Smalz said the idea is licensed and paid for from the Jewish Experience since everything in their program lead to the founding of the MGE.

 "We saw these extremists passing themselves off as nice moderate rabbis and raking lots of money from it before their congregants came to understand the constantly increasing limitations that were heaped on the after accepting membership in the group. In the same way, MGE will have date night where we set men up with “women” played by confederates who just happen to deny them sex, but encourage them to converse with the nice, clean cut guys we have floating all over the party,” Smalz said.

 When a new member proves to be sufficiently obsequious and seeking to support the cause of the organization even more, the plan to offer people jobs recruiting new members or working as a confederate and finding out who is the potential wealthy donor the organization is looking for.

 “Since member recruits are highly motivated, we can pay them forty percent less than they would earn in a comparable position in the workforce and the people don’t care,” Said Aron Littlebug, MGE assistant founder. “This makes for good economics, since more of the huge donors funds making it’s way into salary for the founders.”

 “It’s like those trickle down economics that Milton Fraudman was talking about at the University of Chicago, we like that guy,” Smalz said.

 A wealthy secret donor has already rented the MGE a really nice place on the Upper West Side and renovated it to meet their needs. It has a luxurious meeting hall area, an industrial kitchen, smaller studies and libraries off to the side, and best of all, there is a mikveh in the basement.

 “We did improve something big over the Hassidim,” Smalz said. “We know there is a difference between Clorox and chlorine. I don’t want my skin dried out after sex and I know our members don’t either, so we are adding softeners to the water also.”

 Smalz said the contractor who built the mikveh was recommended by the MJE and really gave them a hard time about the unholy use of a sacred object. He had to explain how they merely wanted their Jewish brethren to feel at home while mixing and mingling with all the other men and women at the MGE. 

Spitzer was an ideal gentleman and customer, Hassidim say

Spitzer was an ideal gentleman and customer, Hassidim say

 

By Rabbi Lamech Somayach Meshumad Meshubach
Mashgiach Ruchini, Yeshivah Aishes Eish HaTorah
Special to MeshumadMeshubach.blogspot.com

 

In a series of intervews conducted by Journal News  it has come to light that a large number of Hassidic Rabbis are coming forth as having been regular co-customers with New York Governor Elliot Spitzer, and they all gave positive reviews to his conduct.

 

“Everyone Jew in power wants to have sex with a shiksa, a rabbis wife or someone important, ever since King David,” said Moshe, who wished to remain anonymous so the other Satmar hassidim won’t find out he has been a regular at brothels for years. “Not many people tip better than the governor.”

 

Rabbi Leib Tropper of Monsey also got in on the sex outside of marriage commentary saying that prostitution can be good, but Jewish outreach better. “The women interested in becoming orthodox will do anything just to get involved and take a 'taste' of Yiddishkeit home with them. The best time is if they are trying to convert, those bitches will do almost anything!”

 

Tropper said he regularly saw Spitzer at the brothels. “The best was to get a woman who just got a huge financial boost from the governor, they were so happy the next customer got treated twice as well also.”

 

Tropper, who got his current wife at an outreach seminar he was teaching, said that the big money set was “easier to reach at the brothels since they were already in a spending mood, and plus a rabbi in the brothel can be bought off much easier than a journalist.”

In fact the only way this blog entry could be written by Rabbi Somayach was by invoking his rabbinical credentials and the Jewish oath of confidentiality.

Don’t worry, I keep secrets about fifteen minutes on average also, said Rabbi Gerald From, who uses information from his confidential counseling sessions to buy prestige with the area rabbis who officiate over his patients.

 “Sometimes helping someone twist a suckers arm is worth more than I could personally afford, and I am sure Tropper and many others were cashing in on Spitzers fun with “Kristen” to the tune of huge bundles of cash on a regular basis,” From said.

 In a written statement issued by the Motzes Gedolei HaTorah, Agudath Israel decried a “wanton waste of blackmail resources by the financial industry in driving out the governor before the full amount of his blackmail could be extracted. Although still a billionaire, his wife knows and doesn't care. He is still married and there is no elected position to hold over his head.”

 Not to be let out of the fame melee, Governor appointee David Patterson gave a press release where he admitted to “smoking crack in a brothel with some dude who said he was a rabbi.” Patterson then went on to say something about a Cadillac with a furry steering wheel and bunny ears on the seat cover, but his office could offer no verification.

Scandal erupts over Ohr Somayach altering words in Ma’oh Tzur

Scandal erupts over Ohr Somayach altering words in Ma’oh Tzur

 

 

 

By Rabbi Lamech SomayachMeshumad Meshubach

Mashgiach Ruchini Yeshiva Aishes Eish HaTorah

Special to meshumadmeshubach.blogspot.com

 A recent historical revelation about the practices of Ohr Somayach has once again roiled the Orthodox communities around the world with charges of idolatry and revisionism, much to the chagrin of wealthy donors everywhere.

 The scandal surrounds certain rabbis who changed the lyrics to a famous winter holiday tune Ma’oh Tzur to reflect their own glory over the glory of god and sang this song in their prayer hall.

In a recent article about the school in the Haredi rag, the Yated Neeman  they quoted the entire speech by famed Haredi fictionist and speaker, Rabbi Simcha Schorr, son of the famous Rabbi Gedalia Schorr. While the article and all critics agree on some of the rabbis statements, there has been a groundswell over the songs and dancing that followed.

The yeshiva has put up with enough bad students to last forever and now we can deny those lacking sufficient wealth, Schorr said in his speech.  He was referring to a  $12 million payment from Joe Tannenbaum for their fancy study hall. 

But then “the rabbis all got up and started dancing and laughing and screaming and sang Ma’oh Tzur, only they changed the words from talking about the inauguration of the holy temple in Jerusalem to a praise of their own building in Monsey they were going to make,” said Fayge Felayge, a Hassidic woman who was witness to the carnage that took place. “They were implying Ohr Somayach as the new temple for all of Judaism, isn’t that what the German Reform Jews said before the Holocaust?  That is what I learned at the Aish discovery weekend.”

 “The real scandal, besides the rabbis at Ohr Somayach dancing for themselves, is how they are happy leach money from the Monsey community but would not attend the bar mitzvah of a poor orphan, much less dance at the wedding of a minor donor,” Said Rabbi Moshe Dovid Tendler, a Professor Emeritus of Yeshiva University and head of his own congregation in Monsey.

Other Jewish leadership seemed to think that the revision was good for the religion, such as Rabbi Nosson Wolpin, Editor in Chief of the Jewish Observer, the voice of Haredism. 

“We see Jewish owned institutions advertising with the private branding of publicly financed institutions like the sports stadiums and roads, and musical jingles were an advertising campaign staple for decades, so it only makes sense to rewrite this bedrock of observance in a way to encourage more donors,” Wolpin said. 

Wolpin when further to compare the increasing pace of innovations of all other areas of observance with the change of the song, remarked “We are certain the medieval commentators had nothing except inspiration with most of their interpretations of the Bible and Talmud, so this is no different.”