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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Women Want Strong Men
I’ve met many enchanting women who were simply too strong for me. I couldn’t keep up with them. I think all healthy women want a man who’s stronger than her — stronger physically, psychologically, financially. Dennis Prager says that what … Continue reading
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Tagged charity work, Dennis Prager, heart women, hot chick, joshua tree, male energy, own two feet, woman one
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What Did We Do To Provoke 9/11?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager responded: “What did the 75 million Chinese slaughtered by Mao’s communist party do to provoke it? What did the Jews do to provoke the Nazis? What did blacks do to provoke slavery? What … Continue reading
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Tagged communist party, Dennis Prager, evildoers, german soil, natural inclination, peasants, radio show
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Can We Celebrate The Death Of The Wicked?
Here’s a Jewish law perspective on celebrating the death of the wicked. On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “Jews cite a famous statement – do not rejoice at the fall of your enemy. (Avos 4:24) “Like the Jesus … Continue reading
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Tagged astonishing work, david pryce jones, Dennis Prager, epic poems, mass murderers, moral courage
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Trump’s Profane Speech Disqualifies Him From Presidency
Dennis Prager writes: The following comments were made in a public speech last week by a man considering running for president of the United States: On gas prices: “We have nobody in Washington that sits back and said, ‘You’re not … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, dick cheney, moral distinction, public discourse, punch line, vice president dick cheney
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Arab World Mourns Osama Bin Laden
Dennis Prager interviewed conservative author and Arabist David Pryce Jones (The Closed Circle) today. Dennis: “Has there been silence from the Arab and Muslim world in reaction to Bin Laden’s death?” David: “Yes. The Arab world seems to be silent … Continue reading
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Tagged david pryce jones, day of judgment, Dennis Prager, muslim world, muslim worlds, tiny sliver
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Osama Bin Laden Is Dead!
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: “We are told constantly that this can bring ‘closure’, a word I’m not a big fan of, to a lot of the relatives of the victims of 9/11. They are quoted as … Continue reading
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Tagged cup of wine, Dennis Prager, foundation for defense of democracies, intelligence company, islamic jurisprudence, islamic scholar, mass murderer, navy seals, sea burial, seals team, strong horse, tiny fragment
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Change Your Place, Change Your Luck
At the end of Mattie’s call Friday, Dennis Prager says: “You are a very articulate young woman. I’d like to stay in touch with you. “Let’s go to Jeff in Los Angeles.” Jeff: “A teenage sister just broke up with … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, exact environment, rational level, rational perspective, teenage sister
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The Purpose Of Prayer Is To Elevate The Moment
On his show April 29, 2011, Dennis Prager said: “I am not good at petitionary prayer and rarely make it [on behalf of myself]. I’ve done it maybe twice in my life. I don’t like using God as a celestial … Continue reading
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Dark Secrets Of The Opposite Sex
A caller to Dennis Prager’s radio show today, Michael, says: “Even though a wife will swear and claim she won’t do it, a wife will put the below adulthood children’s welfare above yours. Even though they may rationally know that … Continue reading
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Tagged best solution, cross dresser, Dennis Prager, estrin, helicopter parents, radio show
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