Monthly Archives: December 2015

Dennis Prager: Saying ‘Merry Christmas’ Is Very Important

Posted on December 22, 2015 by Luke Ford

I’ve struggled with saying “Merry Christmas.” Until the past week, I have deliberately refrained from saying “Merry Christmas” because all the Orthodox rabbis I consulted concurred with my analysis that to say “Merry Christmas” grants the appearance of giving legitimacy … Continue reading →

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Rabbis: Mideast Christians Deserve U.S. Refuge

Posted on December 22, 2015 by Luke Ford

The rabbis don’t bother to argue that this immigration will be good for America. That argument does not come up in their essay. That does not interest them. What does interest them? “Success in dealing with the first wave of … Continue reading →

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Is there a way to keep my Facebook feed on Most Recent?

Posted on December 22, 2015 by Luke Ford

Yes! Use the free FBPurity.com app to control your Facebook experience. Comments: * I find it very frustrating and annoying and confusing to see the same stuff over and over, and then have to change it to Most Recent constantly … Continue reading →

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Where have you gone, Betty Friedan?

Posted on December 22, 2015 by Luke Ford

By Abraham Cooper and Harold Brackman: Betty Friedan was a twentieth-century American revolutionary who, in word and deed helped empower women everywhere. She was author of The Feminine Mystique (1963), founded the National Organization of Women (NOW), and “mother” of … Continue reading →

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America and the Nexus between Free Speech, Minorities and Refugees

Posted on December 22, 2015 by Luke Ford

Rabbis Abraham Cooper and Yitzhock Adlerstein write: US Attorney General Loretta Lynch infuriated many Americans when she told a Muslim gathering that the Justice Department would “take action” against individuals who “lift the mantle of anti-Muslim rhetoric.” Lynch, the highest … Continue reading →

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