The defiant chief rabbi of the Hasidic sect that held a massive secret wedding in Brooklyn told his followers days later, “We won’t surrender.”

Rabbi Aaron Teitelbaum, the spiritual leader of the Satmar sect in upstate Kiryas Joel, was just as stubborn about the community’s schools remaining open despite government orders to close as COVID-19 cases spike.

“We won’t surrender. We won’t close down. And indeed, we didn’t close down, neither the boys’ schools, nor the girls’ schools, nor the yeshivas. Neither the large ones nor the small ones. Everything proceeded as usual,” Teitelbaum said in a speech that was posted in Yiddish on flyers in Borough Park.

The sermon, a translation of which was provided to The Post, came in the week after the Nov. 8 wedding at a post-nuptials celebration, although Teitelbaum did not directly refer to the secret, potentially super-spreading ceremony.

The Hasidic sect remained defiant even after The Post exposed the lengths that the community went to conceal the Nov. 8 wedding of one of Teitelbaum’s grandsons, which was attended by thousands of maskless men crammed into Congregation Yetev Lev synagogue in Williamsburg.

Authorities again sought to stop a large wedding Monday in Kiryas Joel for another of Aaron Teitelbaum’s grandchildren. The nuptials went ahead despite a cease-and-desist order.

Hundreds of revelers, including Teitelbaum, attended a post-wedding celebration Tuesday in Brooklyn. Photos showed many maskless men gathered together just inside a synagogue. Teitelbaum and his entourage, none of whom wore masks, were seen in a video arriving at the event.

https://nypost.com/2020/11/28/why-huge-brooklyn-jewish-wedding-was-not-stopped-by-government/

Staten Island Councilman Joe Borelli had 11 people around his Thanksgiving table Thursday — a dozen, if you count Gov. Andrew Cuomo snooping at the front window.

“We all had a laugh,” Borelli told The Post of the peeping-governor decal that became a surprise piece of his home’s Turkey Day decor.

“Our neighbors got it for us as a joke — they stuck it to the window and rang the bell,” said Borelli, who became a figure of holiday resistance to Cuomo’s anti-coronavirus demands after vowing that his family would celebrate together in a Nov. 11 tweet.

“My address is public record,” the Republican wrote, throwing down the gauntlet on an enforcement action that never materialized. “Sis-in-law will bring strawberry rhubarb pie, & a turkey will be overcooked,” he added.

“It goes to show that the governor has become a cartoon,” Borelli said the day after his family feast. “With his absurd and arbitrary edicts, people are tuning him out.” He pointed to Cuomo’s apparent hypocrisy for saying he would spend Thanksgiving with his 89-year-old mother and daughters last week, which sparked an uproar.

https://nypost.com/2020/11/28/joe-borelli-defies-thanksgiving-restrictions-in-covid-hot-zone/

A cyber-crime expert who recently was praised by the New York Times declared in a sworn affidavit in a Sidney Powell lawsuit that hundreds of thousands votes were shifted from President Trump to Joe Biden in battleground states.

Navid Keshavarz-Nia, the Times said in September in a glowing report, was regarded by those who worked with him as "always the smartest person in the room."

His expertise in big-data architecture, cloud computing, security and blockchain technology has been used by the CIA, the FBI, the National Security Agency, U.S. military counterintelligence and the Department of Homeland Security.

A vice president and senior director of information security for Black Key Solutions LLC, he also has been deployed by corporate financial giants such as Deutsche Bank.

His affidavit was filed with Powell's complaint late Wednesday in a Georgia court, the Gateway Pundit reported.

"I conclude with high confidence that the election 2020 data were altered in all battleground states resulting in a hundreds of thousands of votes that were cast for President Trump to be transferred to Vice President Biden," he wrote.

The alterations, he added, resulted from widespread vulnerabilities in voting software and systems that allowed a "Man-in-the-Middle cyber attack" by covert operators.

https://www.wnd.com/2020/11/4873267/

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yes, this is how that disgusting old hag merkel keeps getting "re-elected" in germany, and it's funny because there are always many in germany who claim they didn't vote for her