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Tag Archives: anti semites
My Shabbos Morning Nightmare
Just before I woke up this morning, I was having a pleasant dream that I was at graduate school at UCLA studying Philosophy. I was doing my thesis on Dennis Prager, an unconventional choice. I felt happy and fulfilled. I … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged african princess, anti semites, Dennis Prager, female classmates, santa monica beach, shabbos morning
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The Professor Anti-Semites Love
Here’s a letter to this week’s Jewish Journal: Why the righteous indignation ("The Professor Anti-Semites Love," May 9)? The fact is that we are clannish, have a history of marrying within and not thinking positively of much of the outside … Continue reading
Posted in Jewish Journal
Tagged anti semites, bitter man, catholicism, catholics, direct response, jewish culture, Jewish Journal, jewish society, Jews, Judaism, Kevin MacDonald, laundry list, light unto the nations, mandate, niche businesses, noahide, primacy, professor kevin, protestants, righteous indignation
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San Fernando Valley Jewish Vigilantes Threatening To Form Committees
Disco Duck emails: Levi, I have two things to share. First is that on the first night of Pesach this year my family was assaulted by anti-Semites on the way home from a Seder at 3:30 AM. These punks drove … Continue reading
Posted in San Fernando Valley, Shomrim
Tagged amp, anti semites, committees, crimes, disco duck, empty beer bottles, first night, jewish community, jewish neighborhood, LAPD, levi, neighborhood watch group, punks, radio contact, San Fernando Valley, seder, sfv, shul, strength in numbers, suspicious activity, vigilante group
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I’m The Only Convert To Judaism Who Actively Seeks Out Anti-Semites
I call it outreach. You might call it betrayal. Anyway, the natives are restless in my chat room: Gina: Luke claims I’m a tease Gina: he knows me so well palestine4ever: Gina, what is your relationship with Luke? Gina: didn’t … Continue reading
No Country For Old Cars
"There will be blood," I worried Wednesday morning and emailed Amy Alkon for a ride to David Rensin‘s party tonight at the LA Press Club. Twice I’d emailed the club my RSVP and eight times my emails came back to … Continue reading
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Tagged amy alkon, anti semites, billowing smoke, david rensin, days of my life, delivery status notification, female protagonist, goodness and mercy, half mile, hashem, hollywood blvd, la cienega blvd, larry mcmurtry, long trek, lustful thoughts, Narcissism, old cars, Orthodox Union, ounce jar, plastic container, radiator cap, runneth, santa monica blvd, shadow of death, valley of the shadow, valley of the shadow of death, water bottle, wellsprings of life, wilshire blvd
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I’m A Sensual Semite
Menahem Wecker reviews a new book called Jews & Sex: Abrams opens his own study of the ways people have responded to Jewish involvement in pornography by critiquing Luke Ford, “a self-styled adult industry gossip-monger.” Abrams argues that Ford, who … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged adult industry, anti semites, critiquing, dirty industries, gossip monger, industry gossip, jewish education, jewish identity, jewish involvement, jewish population, luke ford, moral leader, porn industry, porn sites, religious terms, rsquo, secular jews, semite, subheading, wecker
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