Bookworm Beat 5/10/24: A short but sweet meme edition
This is a quality-over-quantity meme edition. I think the world has gotten so crazy that people are struggling with satire.
Continue readingConservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
This is a quality-over-quantity meme edition. I think the world has gotten so crazy that people are struggling with satire.
Continue readingThe memes are still good, but I feel as if I’m stuck in a video game that’s on an endless loop with the same scenarios over and over and over and over….
Continue readingWe here at the Bookworm Room always knew what was being planted in academia, but even we didn’t know just how ugly that crop would be.
Continue readingWe’re only a few days into January, but I can’t help feeling I’ve already lived through everything before. At least the memes are new…
Continue readingUp 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
Continue readingWhat’ll you hear in this podcast? Ruminations about Trump, childhood, parents, black racism, gun safety and government, Heaven and crime, and a few random other topics.
Continue readingThis 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.
Continue readingThis week’s strong trends are (a) FTX, a money laundering scheme for the Dems, and (b) the 2022 election, a beneficiary of FTX, mail-in ballots, and RINOS.
Continue readingThis is my end zone dance because I was correct in my earlier post about Kanye West’s antisemitism. Yesterday, I wrote a post about Kanye West’s appearance on Tucker Carlson. In the post, I warned conservatives against getting too excited about West. He’s not a conservative ally. Among other things,
Continue readingFeast of Adrian of Canterbury, Massacre of Jews in Basel, Switzerland, Britain introduces the income tax, Joan of Arc, Horatio Nelson, Daguerreotype photography, Star of the West incident, Battle of Gallipoli, iPhone Holidays and Observances on January 9 Feast of Adrian of Canterbury (memorial). Adrian of Canterbury was born about
Continue readingToday: Hannukah, Yule, (yesterday’s) Winter Solstice, the Dreyfus Affair, Mao’s Cultural Revolution, the Embargo Act, Beethoven, Battle of the Bulge, Lech Walesa, Richard Reid, Christmas Music, And More . . . Holidays and Observances on December 22 Happy Hanukkah, a Jewish holiday that celebrates the victory of the Maccabees over
Continue readingToday: Pope Damasus organizes the Bible in 382; Britain conquers Jerusalem; Alcoholics Anonymous; Nazi Germany does FDR a favor and declares war on the U.S.; Christmas Music . . . And more . . .
Continue readingThe 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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