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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
Men Should Call Their Wives
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says it is more important that husbands call their wives during the day than vice versa. “It goes back to primal elements in men and women. It’s a good thing if he is … Continue reading
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Reasons For Pessimism About Egypt
Dennis Prager writes: From the moment the Tahrir Square demonstrations against Hosni Mubarak began, optimism has dominated American reporting and commentary on what is being called the Egyptian revolution. I fervently hope I am wrong, but I find it hard … Continue reading
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Tagged american dictators, communist dictatorships, cuban dictator, Dennis Prager, dictator fulgencio batista, russian czar
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Radio Talkshow Hosts Talk Judaism & Christianity
Brian Day writes: PASADENA – Nationally syndicated radio hosts and scholars Dennis Prager, a Jew, and Hugh Hewitt, a Christian, hosted a talk Sunday on the topic of Judaism and Christianity. The presentation, titled, “Religion on the Line – Ask … Continue reading
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Luke The Jackal – The Frightening Kinship I Feel With Carlos The Terrorist
I just watched a miniseries on the terrorist Carlos the Jackal and felt a strange connection with the man. I remember when I was booted from Young Israel of Century City in June 2001, some members of the shul called … Continue reading
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Why Did CBS Wait Five Days To Release The Lara Logan Sexual Assault Story?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager said: There are a fair number of Arab Muslims who believe that the victims of sexual assault are the guilty party. Why CBS withheld it? Because it does not comport with its narrative … Continue reading
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Loving God Means Hating Evil
On his show today, Dennis says he feels more vindicated than ever in his skepticism about the revolution in Egypt. He praises reporting in the WSJ and National Review on Egypt and comparing what major liberals said when Ayatolla Khomeini … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, dennis returns, ethics and public policy center, nancy pelosi, rick santorum, viet name
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The False God Of Communism
Dennis Prager writes: It was difficult to control my emotions — specifically, my anger — during my visit to Vietnam last week. The more I came to admire the Vietnamese people — their intelligence, love of life, dignity and hard … Continue reading
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Tagged american baby boomers, communist dictator, Dennis Prager, ho chi minh, vietnamese communists, vietnamese independence
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The Disfigured Man In Saigon
Dennis Prager posts on his FB page: I need to tell you about this photo. It is quite a story. On Thursday late afternoon, I returned to the ship, while Allen and my wife Sue decided to walk around an … Continue reading
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Dennis Prager Returns To The Air After A Two Week Vacation
From DennisPrager.com: Monday, February 14, 2011 Radio Show H1: Back in the USA Prager H1: Dennis returns from his two week listener cruise with thoughts on travel and the evils of communism… What are the chances of a good outcome … Continue reading
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Sobering Up After Another Day Of Crashing And Burning
I charge into life because I’m a man of great enthusiasm with frequent delusions of grandeur. I see these visions where I am a great man and they intoxicate me and make me forget all of my shame. I want … Continue reading
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Tagged arrogant attitude, crack cocaine, delusions of grandeur, Dennis Prager, new sheriff in town, visions in the night
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