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Tag Archives: western civilization
The New Dating Game
Charlotte Allen presents a distinctly conservative and feminine approach. She disses Neil Strauss’s book, which most people I know found a compelling read: Men, eager for replication, are naturally polygamous, while women are naturally monogamous
Posted in Dating
Tagged charlotte allen, desirable condition, evolutionary psychology, manhattan institute, natural inclinations, Neil Strauss, personal happiness, western civilization
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Should The U.S. Support An Israeli Attack On Iran?
Joe emails: The Israeli attack on Iran is not just a bombing raid. It is a test (or rather a quest) of western civilization. The combination of nuclear weapons in the hands of a government whose worldview is as medieval … Continue reading
Posted in Israel
Tagged israel community, israeli attack, knockout blow, nuclear weapons, obama, western civilization
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Breakfast with Geert Wilders
Sunday morning. My feet hurt. I stayed home all day yesterday resting them. I put on my suit and to support my arches, I slip into my black tennies with the orthodics. I drive north on the 405 in my … Continue reading
Posted in David Horowitz, Personal
Tagged eloquent defender, man purse, orthodics, radical islam, skirball museum, western civilization
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Is The Western World Getting Overrun By Unattractive Third-Worlders?
The NJG: Luke, you know what is scary? This forum is for teachers – look at how they hate CHURCHILL, and JEWS The NJG: http://209.85.173.132/search?q=cache:v0rKXi7tUQgJ:educationforum.ipbhost.com/index.php%3Fshowtopic%3D5790+churchill+hitler&cd=5&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&client=firefox-a The NJG: no one should send their kids into any schools if they can help … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration
Tagged dailymail, NJG, political correctness, western civilization, world immigration
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How Do You Deal With Friends Who Want To Demean You?
Like Dennis Prager, I’ve dedicated my life to uplifting the human condition. I pattern my behavior on tne highest ideals of Western Civilization in general and the Torah in particular. Despite this, I have people in my life who try … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged american work ethic, Dennis Prager, nigger, Torah, western civilization
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