Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Up until the Enlightenment, Christians, on the whole, did not treat Jews well. This left Jews suspicious and fearful of Christians. They need to get over it. For almost two millennia, Jews in Christian domains did not fare well. This didn’t come from the Bible. It came from the European
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This is a valiant attempt on my part to look at Kanye’s and Dave Chappelle’s recent run-ins with claims that they are antisemitic. My conclusions may surprise you.
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What happened to Derek Chauvin has disturbing parallels to France’s famed Dreyfus affair 127 years ago. I wrote this essay for American Thinker and was a little disappointed that it didn’t get more traction, so I’m reprinting half of it here. If you like the first half, you can read
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A brutal, cold-blooded attack on an elderly Good Samaritan may have resulted from stone-cold psychopathy but was there an anti-Semitic angle? Over at Gateway Pundit, I saw a post about a horrific attack against a good Samaritan: Jason Jones, a 72-year-old Missouri man pulled over to help a couple that
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Gina Carano has been falsely accused of anti-Semitism by her employer, Lucasfilm. She needs to sue the corporation until everyone involved in the decision to fire her is fired and until she is remunerated for the permanent damage to her career. Gina Carano was a former MMA fighter, a Trump-supporting
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George Soros is an evil, atheist megalomaniac, but leftists are accusing those on the right of anti-Semitism if they criticize his toxic, malign influence. Billionaire George Soros is a text-book megalomaniac. To quote from a 2017 post in Chronicles: “It is a sort of a disease when you consider yourself some
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I regret that I cannot go back in time and boycott Rick Steves because, back in the day, I watched a lot of his travel videos and bought his products. As long-time readers of my blog know, I am a very well-traveled person. For a decade, every time we went
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Every one of the icky Democrat party candidates is a wannabe tyrant who is not qualified to be president but that doesn’t mean one of them can’t win. I watched the Democrat primary debate and had very mixed feelings. On the one hand, I thought that this collection of despots,
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Holocaust Remembrance Day has become a meaningless ritual that the Western world engages in to cover for its virulent and rising anti-Semitism. I remember the Holocaust every day. It’s written into my DNA. Every morning, when I put on my glasses or creak out of bed on my arthritic knees,
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The Hanukkah attack didn’t arise in a vacuum: World politics and history reminds us that Jews cannot look to others for help but must defend themselves. Ever since World War II, the mantra has been “Never Again.” I hope you notice how carefully wrote that sentence in passive voice, something
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A new movie about the making of Fiddler on the Roof highlights how the Left is making meaningless both anti-Semitism and the Holocaust. (I’m still away from home and from my computer, and am keeping busy helping a friend who had major surgery. I have limited technology and even less
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The advent of the internet means that ordinary people like me can loudly criticize Rashida Tlaib, Ilhan Omar, and the Times‘ ridiculous 1619 project. (If you prefer listening to reading, the companion podcast is embedded below, or you can listen to it at Libsyn or at Apple podcasts. I’m trying
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The only difference between anti-Zionism and antisemitism is semantics — the former is simply the latest manifestation of the world’s oldest hatred. [give_form id=”59195″]
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As the posters in my illustrated edition show, when it comes to New York Times antisemitism, it’s 1933 all over again (plus many other interesting posters).
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West Hollywood government cannot censor citizens but it should certainly censor itself from showing a blatantly anti-Semitic film. The First Amendment prevents American governments from censoring citizens, no matter how vile the ideas those citizens may advance. There are some limitations that I won’t discuss here, but (thankfully) free speech in
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