[UA] Is God A Carp?

[Norbert Matausch (Fra. Pompoesus 08/15)]

Being a journalist myself, I understand how something that never happened
could grow into something being written and reported about in the media.
First: It's interesting. It's a story, plain and simple.
Second: A lot of readers want to read such a story.
Third: Non-Christian religious groups and their weltanschauung are always
good for weird news ;)



> I just returned from speaking with Rabbi Sekula. I asked him about it and
he
> said he talked to the Mashgiach of New Square. He talked with the Skvere
Rebbe
> and the bottom line is that the talking fish event didn't happen.
> Due to who I was talking to and who he was talking to, I do not believe
that it
> was being covered up. The question now is how the story became such a
'real'
> thing and why the various newspapers ran the story without checking their
facts.
> I'm going to talk to another source to see if there's anything else to
this
> story.
>
> > > If you really want, I can ask my Rabbi about it when I see him on
Tuesday.
> If
> > > anyone knows exactly what happened, he's one of them.
> >
> > Michael, I'd be fascinated by such a write-up for the list, if you have
the
> > time.
> >
> > <- John Tynes - john at tynes.com - http://www.JohnTynes.com/ ->
> > "First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you.
> > Then they fight you. Then you win." --Mahatma Gandhi,
> > predicting the tactics of the Democrats against the Greens.
> >
> >
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