What Is It Like To Argue A Case Before The RCC?

A source tells me about the RCC: “All these guys are in bed with each other. They are all incompetent. They are untrained people playing judge and playing lawyers. They don’t want Jews to take other Jews to secular court, but it is certainly OK if they make a living out of it at the expense of attorneys.

“They are practicing law even though they are now lawyers. They are practicing judges even though they are not judges. They have no training. People do business in a secular environment and you have to abide by the laws of the state of California except that they don’t know the laws of the state of California. They don’t have the ability to find out the state of the laws of California. It’s a travesty. It’s Moe, Larry and Curly. Even when I’ve won, I’ve thought, what a bunch of morons.”

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The Tragic Pet Hour

When it comes to pets, men want a buddy and women want a child.

On his show Dec. 27, 2010, Dennis Prager said:

I get enough disagreement outside of my house. Inside my house, I really like harmony. The more you agree on [as a couple], the better. When you step outside the house, you can take on the world. Inside the house, you don’t want to take on your spouse.

This is one of the pet horror stories of my childhood.

My father would come in my room every week and see that the turtle hadn’t moved. The lettuce is still there. “Dennis, he’s dead.”

“Dad, I don’t think he’s dead. They just don’t do much.”

“Dennis, he’s dead. We don’t need a dead turtle in the house.”

“Dad, dad, that’s the way turtles are.”

“Dennis, he’s dead.”

All right. I believed my dad. I flushed him down the toilet and then he started crawling.

Every pet we had came to an [unfortunate end].

As the flushing started, no, he didn’t get out. He can’t escape a flush. It’s a terrible story.

Then we had a bird. My father looked at the bird and said, “I feel sorry for him. We should let him fly.”

“Dad, dad, you can’t let him out of the cage.”

“Let him fly! The animal is suffering.”

“Dad, I’m telling you, these birds, it’s not a good idea.”

“Dennis, it’s not right the way we are treating him.”

“OK, dad.”

So we let the bird out. He sees a mirror. He flies to the other bird. He cracks his skull. Dead bird.

We had another one. Something tragic happened.

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What Do Women Want?

Dennis Prager writes: What a woman most wants is to be loved by a man she admires.

…The truth is that almost nothing — including job success — elevates a woman in her own eyes as much as being loved by a husband whom she admires. That is why when married women get together, they don’t talk about their jobs nearly as much as men do. They talk, among other things, about their man if they are proud of him, and complain about him if they are not. Even most feminists are happiest when married to a man they admire.

And what is it that women most admire in a man? From decades of talking to women on the radio and, of course, from simply living life, I have concluded that an admirable man is one who has three qualities: strength, integrity and ambition.

All three are needed. Strength without integrity is machismo. Integrity without strength or without ambition is a milquetoast. And ambition without integrity is a successful crook.

Women are drawn to strong men. Though many men, when asked the secret to their long marriage, answer, “I learned to always say, ‘Yes, Dear,'” the truth is that most women are not attracted to “Yes, Dear” men who always give in to a woman’s whim. They are attracted to a man who exhibits strength in the outer world and at home as husband and father.

But that strength must come with integrity. If it doesn’t, he is a strong bad man. And while more than a few women fall for bad men (precisely because of the power of masculine strength to attract women), most women do not want such a man over the long run.

And ambition does not mean that he is necessarily rich, but that he is a hard worker who wants to improve himself; plenty of men who earn relatively little are admired and loved by their wives. That is why a major “turn-off” to most women is a husband who sits and watches television all night (let alone all day).

The beauty of all this is that it all comes together for men, for women and for society.

Women get what they want most: to be married to and loved by a man they admire. Men then attain what they want most: to be admired by the woman they love. And society gets the thing it most needs: admirable men.

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The Importance Of Suckling From A Jewess

I discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Rabbs every Monday at 7pm PST on my live cam and YouTube.

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Battling Pharoah’s Magicians

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The Miracle Of My Birth

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How To Fight Amalek

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Bed Shouldn’t Be A Battleground

I walked eight miles today! My car was in the shop. I walked to West Hollywood, caught a ride to the doctor with a friend.

I saw a sleep specialist this morning. I will do an overnight sleep study at Kaiser on Sunset soon. Doc advised me to wear sunglasses if I use computer after 11pm, to walk at 7am for 30 mins every day to get sun on my face (circadian rhythm). To go to bed around 1am to make sure I sleep. Don’t let bed be a battleground, get up if can’t sleep.

Doc recommended the book, No More Sleepless Nights.

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Torah Portion Va’era (Exodus 6:2-9:35)

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This week’s parsha is Va’era (Exodus 6:2-9:35).

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When I Fear God, I Bully Less

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