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- “From a purely military perspective, what has been achieved over the past weeks is nothing short of extraordinary – and the president is still at the beginning of his tenure”
- "A festering dispute broke out into the open as Trump took aim at Tucker Carlson"
- ChIraq (Chicago + Iraq): The mess that Democrats made
- "#Stanford Jewish center steps in at last moment to host group"
- "The Knesset on Wednesday approved a preliminary bill to dissolve itself and is expected to formally disperse next week after going through two committee reviews and three more votes to voluntary disband."
- Double standards at the Pentagon
- "Supporters of armed congregants say that with responsible training, they are a necessary defense in an age of frequent mass shootings. Call it the good Jewish guy with a gun"
- Gonzalez’s call for justice heard before US Supreme Court, in case alleging that Google is liable for algorithmic amplification of terrorist content on YouTube
Category Archives: Everything else
Co-founder of Greenpeace explains why he is a climate skeptic
AMERICAN THINKER by Rick Moran March 21, 2015 …The co-founder of the granddaddy of green groups, Greenpeace, explains in a Heartland editorial why he is a climate skeptic. Patrick Moore, who left Greenpeace in 1986 because, in his words, it “took … Continue reading
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Tagged Climate Change, Global Warming, Greenpeace, Patrick Moore
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Before I Go: A Stanford neurosurgeon’s parting wisdom about life and time
WASHINGTON POST by Paul Kalanithi March 12, 2015 In residency, there’s a saying: The days are long, but the years are short. In neurosurgical training, the day usually began a little before 6 a.m., and lasted until the operating was … Continue reading
The harm incurred by a mushrooming welfare state
WASHINGTON POST by George Will January 21, 2015 ….Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a lifelong New Deal liberal and accomplished social scientist, warned that “the issue of welfare is not what it costs those who provide it but what it costs those … Continue reading
1,700 Private Jets Will Fly to Davos to Discuss Global Warming
FRONTPAGE MAG by Daniel Greenfield January 20, 2015 Don’t worry. I’m sure these will be non-polluting private jets powered by carbon offsets and unicorn magic. They will not in any way add to the heat death of the earth. Unlike … Continue reading
Posted in Everything else, Politics
Tagged Davos, Global Warming, World Economic Forum
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Why American Sniper Is One of the Greatest War Movies Ever
PJ MEDIA by David Forsmark January 19, 2015 With all due respect to Lone Survivor and Zero Dark Thirty (and I have paid mad respect to both), Clint Eastwood’s amazing American Sniper is the film for the war on terror. But … Continue reading
Planes Filled the Sky: Remembering the Battle of the Bulge
WEEKLY STANDARD by Warren Kozak January 5, 2015 Exactly seventy years ago, Allied forces in Europe experienced an all-too-common occurrence in war: a huge intelligence failure that led to a surprise attack, followed by a horrific battlefield disaster. That it … Continue reading
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Tagged Allied Forces, Axis Forces, Bastogne, Battle of the Bulge, Germany, United States, World Ware II
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Ayn Rand Reviews Children’s Movies
THE NEW YORKER by Mallory Ortberg December 18, 2014 “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs”. An industrious young woman neglects to charge for her housekeeping services and is rightly exploited for her naïveté. She dies without ever having sought her … Continue reading
Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak Joins Startup with Israeli Roots
THE TOWER by Israel 21c November 25, 2014 Data virtualization company Primary Data has announced that Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak will serve as chief scientist of the Israeli-American data virtualization company. Wozniak, who is fondly known as ‘Woz’, will counsel … Continue reading
Posted in Everything else, Israel & Middle East
Tagged Apple, Lance Smith, Primary Data, Steve Wozniak, Woz
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ArchitectGuy on Israel 