Here’s the situation: Jewish organizations are taking the federal government to court to challenge new rules they fear spell the end of kosher animal production in Canada. In a statement of claim filed earlier this week in Federal Court, the … Continue reading →
In my recent post about Dershowitz saying that he really might stop voting for Democrats because of the Biden administration’s stance on Israel in the Gaza war (in particular the US’s abstention in the UN), a number of people in … Continue reading →
And a family pays a terrible price for it: An 11-year-old Chicago boy died Wednesday [March 13] as he tried to protect his pregnant mother from her knife-wielding ex-boyfriend who was released from prison a day earlier. Crosetti Brand, 37, … Continue reading →
Feast your eyes:
Continue reading →Part of the Democrats’ lawfare against Trump and the right is their decision some years ago (see this) to go after lawyers for Trump or Trumpian causes and make them afraid to defend him or give him legal advice. The … Continue reading →
Asking for what? Why, to be stolen, of course: Keith Ellison – to refresh your memory – is the current AG of Minnesota, an ex-Congressman, a convert from Catholicism to Islam, and was the special prosecutor in the Derek Chauvin … Continue reading →
This is extraordinarily wonderful: They chose Patient One well. Great guy; great attitude.
Continue reading →I’m talking about this statement: US Law Professor Alan Dershowitz spoke to Channel 12 News about the Biden Administration’s decision not to veto a UN Security Council resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza during Ramadan and criticized the administration … Continue reading →
Joe Lieberman was 82 years old: Joe Lieberman, a longtime senator from Connecticut who became the first Jewish American to be nominated on a major party’s ticket, died Wednesday. He was 82. Lieberman’s family stated that he died “due to … Continue reading →
(1) Mexico’s president has shared his point of view on drug cartels: Over the years, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has laid out various justifications for his “hugs, not bullets” policy of avoiding clashes with the cartels. In the past … Continue reading →
This trend is of interest: The future of the controversial classical education movement will be showcased later this month [it already has occurred] when Columbia University senior lecturer Roosevelt Montás is scheduled to deliver a keynote address at a national … Continue reading →