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Daily Archives: June 21, 2008
‘Rubashkin Meat Scandal is much worse than you think’
From projectusa.org: Agriprocessors, you see, has two lucrative and pernicious schemes going. One scheme involves driving wages down to bare subsistence by hiring desperately poor illegal immigrants to work in its slaughterhouse—the criminal enterprise that made the news last week. … Continue reading
Posted in Agriprocessors
Tagged american immigration lawyers, american immigration lawyers association, immigration lawyer, immigration lawyers association, meat cutters, work visas
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Leah Kleim Never Ceases To Shock
She posts: My husband (the guy in the cowboy hat) got me real drunk one night. He let his brother Tom Roe Fuck me. I was all tequilad up, he force fed the tequila to me. His brother fucked the … Continue reading
Posted in Leah Kleim
Tagged brother tom, goy, husband dennis, kleim, sick shit
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How Would God Vote?
Joseph Farrah writes: In this presidential election year, many Americans are wondering how to vote – or even if they should vote. Into this quandary enters a new book by David Klinghoffer of the Discovery Institute with the audacious title … Continue reading
Posted in God, Politics
Tagged amnesty for illegal aliens, comprehensive immigration reform, David Klinghoffer, joseph farrah, personal weapons, u s constitution
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Time Off From God
This morning the rabbi said there should be no time off from God. He bemoaned how kids in his religious school were unaware of the Torah portions between the middle of Bamidbar (Numbers) and the beginning of Devarim (Deuteronomy) because … Continue reading
Posted in God, Orthodoxy
Tagged observant jew, orthodox judaism, religious observance, summer respite, torah portions, yom tov
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