President Obama, showing signs of the delusion that he could be the messenger of peace in the Middle East, has called for borders of the State of Israel based on its 1967 borders. Read More »

    Wendy Weiner Runge, an Iowa film maker  and mother of four, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for filing documents she knew to be false in order to obtain tax credits from the state of Iowa. Read More »

  Israel is starting to talk about its activities in cyber warfare, from conventional activities such as code cracking, to modern variants such as computer hacking and injecting viruses into computer systems. There is a lot of speculation about what Israel hopes to accomplish by tipping its hand. Read More »

The song “Dust in the Wind” was made famous by the group “Kansas” in the late 1970′s. Its imagery evokes comparisons to Kohelet (Ecclesiates), a book of the Scriptures that also inspired Turn Turn Turn, a song made famous by the Byrds in the 1960′s. I always found a hidden optimism in Ecclesiastes. Read More »

Dominique Strauss Kahn, who is currently on Rikers Island separated from other inmates, now has possible medical problems that are compounding his formidable legal difficulties. The New York Ost reports that Strauss Kahn’s accuser lives in a housing complex that is exclusively reserved for people suffering from HIV, the virus responsible for AIDS. Read More »

In this video, from Freedom Watch, Judge Andrew Napolitano shows history going full circle, from colonial British soldiers writing their own search warrants, to today, when the Indiana Supreme Court has ruled that police who demand to be admitted to a private residence without a search warrant must be allowed in by the homeowner. Read More »

Kim il Bama, Our Dear Leader The White House has barred Boston Herald reporters from attending and covering a fund raising dinner for Barack Obama’s reelection bid, citing questions about the Herald’s ability to cover the news fairly. Read More »

  Don’t you love it when people tinker with the language to sell you something? When I was young, a car was new or used. Now it is new or “pre owned”. The prefix “pre” implies that  the car should have been owned before you got it, so they took care of that detail for you. Then there is the matter of abortion. Read More »

This song “All Things Are Quite Silent” takes the listener on a sad walk through history, to a time when people going about their business could be kidnapped and forced to join the Navy of the Army. Read More »

Gerald Celente of the Trends Research Institute Gerald Celente describes himself as a “political atheist”. He is quoted on “Russia Today” and has appeared on the Glenn Beck show. Read More »

There is a new, deadly drug that is sweeping Brazil called Oxi. Al Jazeera interviewed a man who tried it “fell in love with it” and almost lost his wife and kids over it. There seems to be a constant desire for new ways to get high, and ways t ofind a cheap, safe high. Heroin was supposed to be a non addictive form of morphine. Read More »

Esther Zibell, a chassidic Jewish artist from France who has a studio in Crown Heights, Brooklyn will have an exhibit of her painting at the Brooklyn Public Library at Grand Army Plaza until June 25. Her style defies any easy classification. Read More »

Here is a video clip from Hamas sponsored television, in which a 92 year old Hebron Arab woman expresses the hope that the Arabs will slaughter the Jews “Like we did in Hebron”. Aside from the sentiments of the Arab woman, the approving and respectful tone of the man interviewing her is well worth noting. Read More »

China is notorious for the ruthlessness with which it enforces its “One Child” policy. Forced abortions and even infanticide have been used to keep local population growth statistics within national guidelines. A new dark side of the “one Child” policy has come to light. Read More »

    President Obama’s job approval rating has dipped to 46%, according to Gallup.com , indicating that his bounce in popularity was short lived after the killing of Osama bin Laden. Read More »

The arrest of  Dominique Strauss Kahn, the chief of the International Monetary Fund has sent shock waves through the French political world and sent his political as well as his personal reputation crashing worse than the Euro on a real bad day. Read More »

  Demonstrators in Lebanon and Syria approached the border fence separating Israel and Lebanon and attempted to cross into Israel, Haaretz.com reported today. Organisers of the demonstration urged the demonstrators over loudspeakers to stop attempting to cross the border. Read More »

Self Portrait by Ivan Generalic I have listened to this song for years. It is performed by the Croatian singer “Giboni”. It has a mix of Croatian lyrics with a refrain in English. He is from Dalmatia, which is close to where my Croatian ancestors come from. Read More »

    Today, while the world turns its attention to the clains of the Arab world concerning the Nakba, there are Jews who are working to highlight the million Jewish refugees who were expelled from Arab lands, before, during and after Israel’s war of independence. These Jews were part of communities that had existed in Arab countries for centuries. Read More »

In Egypt and in Israel, there were demonstrations to commemorate the “Nakba” which translates as “the catastrophe”, a day when the founding of the State of Israel is condemned and railed against by Arabs who are fed a falsified history of the founding of the State of Israel, as well as the Jewish presence in the Holy Land. Read More »