DOV Letters

Dear Nieces and Nephews, there has been some back and forth between some members of the NYS Assembly!  From Dov’s letter to Assemblyman Karl Brabenec, June 17^th:

 

 

First of all, no one within earshot of Auntie and the Team (and we were all over that room!) said: ”Back to Brooklyn” but to finish the question, the part that Dov left out: “…where would you like them to go, out into Orange County with the rest of you?” and the response was overwhelming “Yes” “join us” “among us”. Then, there was applause.  Does that sound prejudiced to you?

Maybe Dov’s hearing isn’t so good. Or his memory. 

You don’t think he is playing fast and loose with the truth to suit his purpose, do you? Nah, what politician would do that?

We do know that Dov IS geographically challenged. He did not know what county he was in, when he attended the meeting, (mistaking Orange County for Sullivan-Who cares? It’s all “upstate”). 

This excerpt above from his letter also illustrates his geographical limitations: “Back to Poland” he says.

 

Dov, the Satmars are originally from Hungary and the term is derived from Satu Mare, a city on the Romanian-Hungarian border. 

There are very few Polish Hasidim alive today in comparison to the other sects and not in NY. Poland was occupied early during the war, so the monsters were able to wreak their havoc on the Polish Hasidim for a longer time period  than they did on the Satmar, to the effect of almost wiping them out entirely.

As a self-professed defender of all Hasidim, you should know that.  

 

Cheer up! Auntie and the Team are glad to clarify it for you!