On Sunday, June 25, the congregation of Beth Israel honored Rabbi Eric Slaton, who retired from his position after 24 years of service. Rabbi Haviva Horvits offered the opening and closing blessings. His last Shabbat service was the evening of Friday, June 30, with an oneg send-off.
thought we might fund terrorism. we are fuhrl purely educationa. we funded ourselves. greta: you are part of the cincinnati tea party group is, that, correct? that s correct. i work with the cincinnati tea party. greta: and another group which w. which you had no connection with seeking tax exempt status. is that right? that s correct. greta: how did you learn your name got put in a questionnaire to them? when they received the irs letter, they being the liberty town high pressure teship tea e board members called to tell me they got the letter but called to tell me question no. 26 that asked describe your relationship with justin binik-thomas. greta: after you got that call and i have a copy of the questionnaire here. i read it with my own eyes. did you contact the irs?
terrorism. we are a purely educational entity. we didn t fund anybody. we barely funded ourselves. you are part of the cincinnati tea party group, is that correct? that s correct. cincinnati tea party. all right. and another tea party group with which huno connection was seeking tax-exempt status, is that right? that s correct. all right. so how did you learn your name got put in a questionnaire to them? well, whether they received their irs letter, they being the liberty township tea party, one of their board members called to let me know they got their letter, which at the time was not a particular surprise, but also called to tell me question number 26, the one that asks, describe your relationship with justin binik-thomas. after you got that call i have a copy of the questionnaire with that particular question, number 26 i read it with my own eyes. what do do you? did you contact to the irs?