They celebrated the killing of Charlie Kirk. They made a hero out of Luigi Mangione. They were completely okay with the murder of a young couple who happened to be Jewish. And now some are celebrating the murder of a … Continue reading →
The analogy isn’t perfect. But I think it’s a good one: Vance’s strength is his wit, intellect, and gift for political framing. He’s a verbal sharpshooter who decimated Tim Walz in their vice-presidential debate, and Jewish Republicans surely applauded his … Continue reading →
My ex-husband was doing better, but now there’s a new problem and it presents several dilemmas and decisions to be made. So I’m going over to the hospital now, and probably won’t be posting until tonight. Prayers would be good. … Continue reading →
From Jonathan Turley’s “Letitia James exposed as fighting only for revenge, not justice”: According to whistleblower Daniel Wiesenfeld, a former Brooklyn prosecutor who works in the Investor Protection Bureau, James produced her chosen defendant and ordered her staff to find … Continue reading →
In Germany, there are efforts to ban the AfD (or at least its more extreme elements) as it becomes even more popular with the volk: With Alternative for Germany (AfD) surging in polls ahead of next month’s regional elections, establishment … Continue reading →
Recently I was thinking about Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World, and that led me to the following video. A relatively short portion of it discusses the more general topic of utopian literature versus dystopian literature, and the speaker points out … Continue reading →
Already it’s the last day of August.
Continue reading →Here’s a study indicating that Americans are lonely and young Americans are the loneliest of all. It’s from quite a while ago, 2018. But it’s not atypical of the sort of figures such polls often get, and this one has … Continue reading →
Well, it’s big enough: “At my direction, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, working closely with Highly Respected Interim President of Venezuela, Delcy Rodriguez, and, through a partnership with private business, have secured majority US … Continue reading →
Prediction: it won’t succeed. Opinion: it absolutely should succeed. Here’s its legal basis: In the petition, Joseph argued that Gov. Tim Walz broke the law in reassigning authority of the case to Attorney General Keith Ellison’s office, making Ellison’s involvement … Continue reading →