On Wednesday, January 15, 2020 at 5:45:03 PM UTC-5, NUR wrote:   
   > The Challenge the Chabadnik wing of the   
   > Lobby refuses to meet   
      
   The amount of LARPing you do online is incredible. I wonder if you'll be   
   presenting your 'challenge' to whomever it was that helped you put on tefilin.   
      
   NUR wrote:   
   > ROFLMAO! Predicted nothing.    
      
   Again, he rightly predicted that, like him, I would be at a loss as to how   
   that 'challenge' applied to me. Clear writing requires clear thinking, and it   
   is, at this point, unsurprising that you have been unable to coherently   
   describe how such a '   
   challenge' relates to me.    
      
   NUR continued:   
   > All of this BS by you and Nate proves   
   > exactly what I say while reinforcing    
   > the fact that your attacks are all    
   > politically driven from first to last   
   > on behalf of your 1) Baha'i an    
   > 2) Duginist clients.   
      
   You seem to have a shaky notion of the verb "prove". Merely asserting   
   something and then reässerting it is not the same as actually proving that   
   thing. Or, put another way, declaring that something has been "proven" without   
   presenting a sound argument    
   demonstrating such leaves much to be desired.   
      
   NUR wrote:   
   > Tell your buddy on the GC Highway at   
   > the Chabad House, Moshe S, that    
   > everything - the cyber-stalking, the   
   > cyber attack on the 30th, etc - has   
   > been tracked directly back to him.   
      
   While I'm not sure I know what you mean, I suspect the location you're   
   thinking of might be slightly off the Gold Coast highway, across the Nerang   
   river, on The Corso. But I suspect those folks would be more familiar with you   
   (and some of your relatives)    
   than me, eh? As for the name "Moshe," again, no. It is clear that you're   
   bluffing, as you previously feigned confidence that I was getting information   
   from someone named Arman, and then acted just as confident that I must have   
   heard from someone named    
   David. Think how silly it looks to pretend to be confident about three   
   different names (logically speaking, at least two are obviously wrong, and I   
   can give you the spoiler now: all three are wrong). Nonetheless, I appreciate   
   the wild, flailing guesses,    
   as it shows something must have hit close to home. Are the names you're   
   throwing around attempts to recall people who saw you put on that tefilin?   
      
   [Disclaimer: if someone helped you put on tefilin, I'm not judging. You are   
   free to explore your heritage. I just thought it was worth mentioning since   
   online you pretend to be hostile to that scene.]   
      
   Layla tov, Nima "I met the Lubavitcher Rebbe in the dreamlands" Hazini.   
      
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