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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
If You Think Bernie Madoff’s Ponzo Scheme Is Bad, Then You Should Be Outraged At America’s Social Security System
Our social security system is a ponzi scheme. People get paid off when they retire far more money than they have invested. How does the government do it? By taxing the people coming into the work force to pay off … Continue reading
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Tagged bernie madoff, buzz phrase, Dennis Prager, goldman sachs, social security system, street marketing
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Dennis Prager Merchandising Goes Too Far
I logged in to Pragertopia on DennisPrager.com to listen commercial-free to his radio shows, and I got this message: "Special Limited Time Offer: Add Either Best of Radio 2008 or Best of Happiness 2008 to Your Basket and During Checkout … Continue reading
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Give Others The Gift Of Your Emotional Predictability
Dennis Prager says on his radio show: "We think that emotions are what makes us happy. If I feel unhappy, I’m miserable. But if you let your emotions dictate how you look at life and how you act, you are … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, hormones, pre menstrual syndrome, predictability, radio show
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Talking To Teens
"Dennis Prager talks to Mike Linderman, a Montana-based licensed counselor who has worked with teens for more than ten years. His new book is The Teen Whisperer: How to Break through the Silence and Secrecy of Teenage Life." Where I … Continue reading
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Tagged blazing trails, Dennis Prager, help with homework, linderman, playdates, teenage life
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‘New PBS series exposes Old Testament fairy tales’
From the Hollywood Reporter: LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter)Real Time With Bill Maher<," frequently refers to the Old Testament of the Bible as the Book of Jewish Fairy Tales. The description might anger the pious and the fundamentalists, but guess what? … Continue reading
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Tagged babylonian exile, Dennis Prager, exodus story, internal inconsistencies, jewish fairy tales, real time with bill maher
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Dennis Prager Lauds Chabad As The Most Dynamic Force In Jewish Life
Dennis Prager discussed during his third hour of his radio show today. Prager met a rabbi who’s spent 17 years in the Congo. Dennis wants to lecture there. "They do not ordain women in Orthodox Judaism… What has been the … Continue reading
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Tagged bad decisions, bnei brak, Chabad, Dennis Prager, dynamic force, emissaries, financial failure
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The Regurgitating Pragerhead
They’re like the Deadheads! Dianne Mueller writes: I can see why this sharing of the "Dennis Prager experience" is analogous to the Deadhead one, and why we are then drawn to communing with each other every month at our Dennis … Continue reading
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Tagged adverse effect, chronic complainer, deadheads, Dennis Prager, morsel, will rogers
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Conspiracy Theorists
On his radio show Monday, Dennis Prager says, "I don’t insult people, even people who I think have kooky views." "I don’t believe there are hidden forces out there manipulating life… What type of people believe in conspiracy theories? People … Continue reading
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Was Obama’s Victory Due to the ‘the American alliance of Jews and Negroes’?
I was shocked, shocked to read this virulent racism from Europe, but I admit it also made me laugh. These are dark days for conservatives and we’ll take our humor where we can get it. I love how Europe loves … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, national democratic party of germany, neo nazi groups, racism in america, virulent racism, west indians
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The Mishandling Of Sarah Palin
Bill Kristol tells Dennis Prager that the mishandling of Sarah Palin was the most frustrating part of the presidential campaign. That McCain’s people "locked her up and didn’t know what kind of communicator they had. Having Katie Couric be her … Continue reading
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