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Showing posts with label robbery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label robbery. Show all posts

Monday, January 5, 2015

Charity brings security!

HH

A friend of mine here in Tiberias went away for Shabbos, before leaving he brought me a few snacks for Shabbos, junk food that I do not usually indulge in, however I was happy to accept them, and put off the consideration of whether or not I was going to eat them or pass them on to the many Nanach guests that were coming.
Friday night -- in middle of the night, maybe even the wee early hours of the morning, I was hit with some cravings, and I popped out the snacks, in honor of the holy Shabbos, of course.

When my friend returned home after Shabbos, he discovered that a thief had broken in to his home, and had taken some trifles from his wife's jewelry, his assessment is that the thief panicked and made a quick exit. The thief took a few inexpensive trifles and overlooked a gold bracelet sitting right there, and $200 in a little container also right there. So chances are that my little party interfered with his heist.

So one of the many morals of the story is that you should always give your friends junk food in honor of the Shabbos.


Friday, August 8, 2014

Claim your money by Rabbainu!

HH

all those that were robbed by Eli -- Eliyahu Weinstein in his great fraud an ponzi schemes -- should come to Rabbainu Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman and get reimbursed in full. Rabbainu guaranteed that no one ever loses on him. So even though the ends don't justify the means, and it's a horrible crime indeed what Eli did, even still, since he gave a lot of money to facilitate the pilgrimage to the holy tomb, there is no question that whoever had a part in that -- including all the people who's money was stolen and have some hand in the money that made it's way to Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, will get fully reimbursed. Alls they gotto do is come and make an official claim at the holy tomb!


Sunday, July 6, 2014

Simcha Nanach VICTIM!!!

BH this just happened about an hour ago -- walking back from the Uman market to the holy tomb, there's a path that goes down into a ravine where there's a bridge over a little stream and then the path continues to the road which goes to the holy tomb -- the holy tomb overlooks the whole route --- as I was making my way down the hill I stopped to take a picture of the holy tomb, and I was examining it when a gentile came approached me and BOOM hits me in the face, that was probably when I went down with him lunging on top of me, I started to understand that he wasn't really out to hurt me so as much as steal my smartphone, of course I said Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman and I grappled with him as best as I can ---  without glasses I am half blind and I was still trying to register what was happening, I think he also dragged me a bit, probably to find the phone, and I grabbed his leg, but he got away with my phone --- and I think he also stole my Nanach beanies because I couldn't find them. Upon returning to the holy tomb, THEN they told me that recently the gentiles have been ambushing people on this path. Now the guys are making plans that this never happens again B"H.

So B"H he stole my phone - which was a Chinese no-brand I bought for about $330, and it had inside the case 50 shekel, 50 grivna, and $6.

The phone the casing all has Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman branded on it.


B"H as far as my health - I feel pretty good, I don't think I'm going to have any pain from the encounter, and B"H the stains will come out of my clothes. Some people here think otherwise, but Na Nach Nachma Nachman MeUman!!!

ב"ה - - בקיצור לאלו שלא מבינים אנגלית --  בדרך חזרה להציון מהשוק -- בשביל שיורד לגשר, עצרתי לקחת תמונה של הציון, ואחר שהייתי מעיין בתמונה, איזה גוי ניגש אלי נתן לי בוקס בפנים, ואז נפלתי לארץ, והוא גירר אותי לחפש את הטלפון, ואני החזקתי בו כפי יכולתי, אבל הוא נמלט עם הטלפון והכיפות נ נח שלי. ב"ה. נ נח נחמ נחמן מאומן!.