Monthly Archives: August 2011

The Justice Department’s War On Banks

Remember, Jews have long played a disproportionate role in banking. When government instructs bankers on how they may invest their funds and forces them to extend loans to politically protected minorities with bad credit and a low likelihood of paying … Continue reading

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I Loathe Owners Who Don’t Control Their Dogs

As I walk around Pico-Robertson, I often encounter owners letting their dogs run free off a leash, even though this is against the law. I dig how they will tell you, “Oh, he’s friendly.” The dog is often getting in … Continue reading

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The Sad Decline Of Poynter Media News

When this column was run by Jim Romenesko, it was sharp and funny. Now it reads like the work of ethicists who work for a non-profit. It’s dull. Romenesko’s retirement from running the column is a sad day for journalism … Continue reading

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Gay Lifestyle Embraces Prostitution

From a Huffington Post article on gay college students seeking sugar daddies: Unlike in the straight world, many say they find working as an escort on the gay scene to be an accepted, even applauded practice. While none of the … Continue reading

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The Most Controversial Decision: Truman, the Atomic Bombs, and the Defeat of Japan

On his radio show today, Dennis Prager talks to Rev. Wilson Miscamble, Professor of History at Notre Dame. His new book is The Most Controversial Decision: Truman, the Atomic Bombs, and the Defeat of Japan. Aug. 30, 2011, Dennis said: … Continue reading

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