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Tag Archives: cognitive dissonance
South Korea Embodies Ingratitude
Dennis Prager writes: For decades, there have been anti–U.S. demonstrations in South Korea. And each time I wonder the same thing: Do these people have any idea what that living hell known as North Korea is like? Do these people … Continue reading
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Tagged cognitive dissonance, communism in korea, Dennis Prager, korean peninsula, south koreans, world war ii
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Michelle Bachman And The Jews
Robert J. Avrech writes: When Sarah Palin burst upon the national scene and the liberal media attempted to destroy her, I observed on my blog, Seraphic Secret, that she was being transformed into a hated Jew. Each rhetorical bombardment against … Continue reading
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Tagged cognitive dissonance, cyber trail, Jeremiah Wright, michelle bachman, Sarah Palin, state legislator
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New Valley Village Shul
Joe emails: This is the new (well, it is more than a year old) quasi black hat shul in the valley for those valley-ites who wish they could be in La Brea but cannot afford the cost of a house … Continue reading
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Tagged black hat, cognitive dissonance, fart jokes, ordination of women, orthodox shul, prayer group, same sex relationships, stark contrast, village shul
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie Is Like A Shower
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager says: “My new hero in the United States is the New Jersey governor Chris Christie. Here he is again telling truths that are never spoken out of fears of the unions.” “You know … Continue reading
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Tagged cognitive dissonance, Dennis Prager, jersey governor, new hero, teacher unions
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