This is what Michael Burd and Alan Freedman are up to this week.
2 min Editorial on Arab recognition of Israel
8 min Rev Dr Mark Durie on Islam
50 min Mike Lumish Comments, USA blogger
55 min George Igler, UK-based analyst
1 hr 37 min Isi Leibler, Jerusalem
The Day of the Dhimmi is Done - Michael Lumish, PhD, proprietor. (mike.lumish@gmail.com)
Good as always, Mike.
ReplyDeleteI don't think Hillary will choose Elizabeth Warren as her running mate. Why do you think she might? I would imagine she would choose someone popular from a battleground state.
I'm just thinking aloud, Jeff, as always.
DeleteAnd I dig that about you, baby! ;0)
DeleteFrom this distance it is astonishing to behhold how hard the Democrats are trying to put the attention on guns.
ReplyDeletePeople only do that if they are trying to get the attention off something else.
There are two issues here. Perhaps there is a point of intersection, there usually is, but they are separate issues.
The Democrats just provided that.
Hold
Holding a sit in Congress forchrissake.
DeleteThe Democrats just PROVED that.
DeleteHe said "intersectionality," heh heh, heh heh.
DeleteReliving their glory days with dinosaur sit ins. Sad. And they hate Trump more than Mateen. AG Loretta Lynch says Orlando gunman’s motive may never be known. You can't make this nonsense up.
ReplyDeleteHey, I write to you guys from the town of Calistoga, CA, in Napa.
DeleteYou can't swing a dead cat without hitting a winery in these parts, which suits me just fine.
In any case, Doodad is correct, the progressive-left unquestionably hates Donald Trump far more than they do Omar Mateen. It's not even close. But, y'know, they aren't trying to keep Omar Mateen out of office.
And the sight of Congresspeople having a "sit-in" on the floor of Congress was just bizarre. I got to college when Reagan ruled, so I arrive post-60s radicalism, but was a fan.
So to see actual high-level politicians sitting on the ground as if they were students at Columbia University in 1968 has an absolute faux-political bullshit quality to it.
We have to make it clear to these people that while gun control is a significant issue, it is also a red herring in terms of Orlando. It is a deliberate distraction from the real issue which is the rise of political Islam.
I also wonder about the reasoning behind the tactic of the sit-in.
DeleteWere they thinking that because the people largely in power throughout the country today are 60s generation people that most of them would look fondly upon a gesture toward the good old days?
I honestly do not know, but they must have had a tactical reason.
I mean, really, a Congressional sit-in?
{Schmucks.}
It's embarrassing. Singing "We Shall Overcome"? Give me a break. Congresspersons "sitting in" in the House of Representatives would be like me sitting in in my one of my college classes, i.e., I'm supposed to be there and allowed to be there because I'm a member of the class. It's my class. How is that a sit in?
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I looks like Brexit passed. The UK will be leaving the EU.
I was witness to a few sit-ins in the early seventies including one in the middle of Brisbane that I briefly took part in at the urging of certain peers.
DeleteThen I stood up and walked away through the police line who ignored me.
It was the embarrassment that drove me from the stage. Even back then the whole thing hit me as just so incredibly bloody childish.
Dear Britain,
DeleteWe voted leave and it worked out okay for us.
Sincerely
United States
A tweet I say quoted some where
Cute retort to the hyperventilating remain camp.
DeleteI've seen the most amazing responses by them today on twitter, including complaints that "old people" were actually allowed to vote.
Was it Oscar Wilde who said, "I'm not young enough to know everything"?
I know he said
DeleteIt's either the wall paper or me.
Either those curtains go or I do
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