"Monsey = Monsignor + mopsy + mosey + Moses" - as exercise in cryptographic brilliance

"Monsey = Monsignor + mopsy + mosey + Moses" - as exercise in cryptographic brilliance - 5:02 AM 12/30/2019

By Michael Novakhov (Mike Nova) December 30, 2019

Monsey = Monsignor + mopsy + mosey + Moses

Monsey = Monsignor + mopsy + mosey + Moses - GS

M.N.: You are too smart for your Dictionary, Rebe Syoma.
And too artsy for your Database. Chew better on your sticky-stinky chocolates, maybe you will get some better ideas when you choke them out.
Nu ka, Khan; nu ka! Khan de tutti khani. Khan hooked on Hanukkah hookah.
Hoo-hoo. Ha-ha. Hi-hi.
Gee, Rebe - (R-r-r-r-eally!) Unique!
R-r-r-r!
Zimply criptographically brilliant, Z muzt zay zat!
Und ziz iz your diagnoztic zign: zimple, unazzuming, modest brilliance, wrapped in your Navy charm, and hidden within the endless zeriez of matryoshkas - enigmas.
Zi bad caze of zi Mountain eternally pregnant with zi mize eternally escaping zi eternally zinking ship.
R-r-r-r!
R-r-r-r!
Zank for your concern, bro.
Zinzerely yourz,

Mozey

P.Z. The Kalashnikovs problem is solved, I guess. And hope.
The knives we can deal with.
People have eternal sick fascination with blood. I could never stand it; this is one of the reasons I didn't become a surgeon, although I would be good at it, me zinkz: meticulous and precise.
U-u-u. Z-z-z. Rejoize!

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Monsey

Census-designated place in New York

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Monsey is a hamlet and census-designated place in the town of Ramapo, Rockland County, New York, United States, located north of Airmont; east of Viola; south of New Hempstead; and west of Spring Valley. The village of Kaser is completely surrounded by the Hamlet of Monsey. Wikipedia

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6:56 PM 12/30/2019

Michael Novakhov

9 mins

The New York Times

Was the Social Media Author the same person as the attacker, and the same person as the suspect? They might be three or more different persons, by the design of this operation, and similarly to the pattern of the previous operations of this type. Do not discard this possibility, and do investigate it carefully.

Officials said the suspect, who is charged with hate crimes, also expressed anti-Semitic views in his journal.

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Suspect in Monsey Stabbings Searched Online for ‘Hitler,’ Charges Say

Officials said the suspect, who is charged with hate crimes, also expressed anti-Semitic views in his journal.

8:13 AM 12/30/2019

M.N.: So far I did not see any evidence that Grafton Thomas was a stabber. It looks like he is the patsy for the professional operator.

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What We Know About Suspect in NY Hanukkah Stabbings – NBC New York

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Grafton Thomas, 37, of Greenwood Lake, is accused of stabbing five people Saturday night at a rabbi's home in Monsey, New York
His attorney released a statement saying that Thomas has no history of anti-Semitism and that he suffers from "profound" mental illness
Thomas pleaded not guilty to attempted murder. Meanwhile, authorities investigate his possible motive as well as whether he is connected to a Nov. 20 stabbing of a rabbi

As authorities continue their search for the exact motive of a stabbing at a rabbi's home in Monsey, New York, the attorney for the suspect says Grafton Thomas had a long history of profound mental illness and hospitalization.

In a family statement to NBC New York, attorney Michael Sussman said Sunday that Thomas "has no known history of anti-Semitism and was in a home that embraced and respected all religions and races. He is not a member of any hate groups."

Sussman will be seeking an immediate mental health evaluation of Thomas, according to the statement. The 37-year-old pleaded not guilty to five counts of attempted murder and one count of burglary at his arraignment on Sunday.

Thomas is accused of stabbing five people Saturday night. A surveillance photo obtained by NBC News shows him charging into Hasidic Rabbi Chaim L. Rottenberg's Rockland County home during a Hanukkah celebration where as many as 70 people were present, according to law enforcement sources.

Spike in Anti-Semitic Crime

The NYPD says hate crimes against Jews are up 18 percent this year

The Rockland County Sheriff's Office has placed Thomas on suicide watch as a precaution. Meanwhile, the FBI is investigating whether the attack was a hate crime or, as Gov. Andrew Cuomo said, a case of domestic terrorism.

Cuomo said the rabbi's son was one of the stabbing victims, noting that he was "recovering." As of Sunday afternoon, one of the victims was still in critical condition with a skull fracture, according to the assistant district attorney.

"It's important for me to express to the rabbi and to all the people of the state of New York that this is intolerance, meets, ignorance, meets illegality," Cuomo said. "This is violence spurred by hate, it is mass violence, and I consider this an act of domestic terrorism."

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Investigators also say they are looking into a separate stabbing of a rabbi in Monsey on Nov. 20. Police want to know if the two stabbing incidents are linked.

His defense said Thomas lives with his mother in Greenwood Lake and claimed he had no criminal history, but an assistant district attorney at his arraignment said he had been arrested for menacing and reckless endangerment in Greenwood Lake this past summer, without elaborating.

Law enforcement sources tell NBC New York that no weapons or threatening writing were found following a search of Thomas' home but authorities are continuing to search through electronics, including a laptop.

Greenwood Lake Mayor Jesse Dwyer was stunned by the stabbings, saying he has known Thomas years ago when they played basketball together. "No one would have ever suspected that he would be capable of committing such a heinous crime," Dwyer said.

After the stabbing, Thomas allegedly tried to gain access to the synagogue next door, but the occupants barricaded themselves inside. Thomas then allegedly fled the scene in a silver sedan, according to witnesses, one of whom got car's license plate number for authorities.

Police say Thomas then led them on a 2-hour manhunt before license plate readers helped them zero in on the car's location near the George Washington Bridge and Thomas was taken into custody without incident.

Two law enforcement sources told NBC New York police found a long knife inside the vehicle when officers stopped Thomas in Harlem, 30 miles away from the crime scene. Sources have not confirmed if the knife found was the alleged weapon in Saturday's attack.

Thomas had blood on his clothing and smelled of bleach when police found him, according to authorities.

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Saturday was the seventh night of Hanukkah and was being widely observed in Monsey, a hamlet that is home to thousands of Orthodox Jews.

The attack was the latest in a string of suspected anti-Semitic attacks in the greater New York City area in the last few weeks.

In just the last week alone, at least 10 Jews, including those stabbed in Ramapo, have been injured in the spate of violence in New York City and surrounding towns. That follows the attack on a Kosher supermarket in Jersey City earlier this month that left a cop and three civilians dead.

The NYPD says anti-Semitic hate crimes are up 18% in 2019 compared to the previous year. There have been 214 reported attacks in New York City alone.

The NYPD Counterterrorism Bureau said was "closely monitoring" the situation. NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea on Sunday said the department had increased patrols at "key locations to ensure that everyone is safe during this holiday season, and into the new year."