Daily Archives: May 30, 2016

If you don’t know how much money a Jew has to the penny, you have to treat him with respect, because he might be a Big Jew.

Posted on May 30, 2016 by Luke Ford

He might be Sheldon Adelson. That’s why Jews feel comfortable asking each other intimate questions such as how much money you make, whether you rent or own, etc. It’s all part of being a family. Once you find out the … Continue reading →

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Yoav Shamir’s Movie Defamation

Posted on May 30, 2016 by Luke Ford

Yoav: The motivation for Defamation actually started with Checkpoint, when Checkpoint was released. I started out making Checkpoint approaching it more as a filmmaker than an activist or a leftie or anything like that. I was drawn to this human … Continue reading →

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George Carlin and the Jewish question

Posted on May 30, 2016 by Luke Ford

Jerusalem Post: For Israeli comedian and author Charley Warady, the death of George Carlin, the American iconic counterculture comic, is shocking and sad. But as Carlin likely would have wanted, Warady and others are still able to laugh. “He was … Continue reading →

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Paul Gottfried’s FASCISM: THE CAREER OF A CONCEPT Explains Why Elites Believe Trump Is A Fascist

Posted on May 30, 2016 by Luke Ford

From VDARE: Donald Trump is “how fascism comes to America,” says Robert Kagan. The New Yorker warns fascism “can happen here” [Going There With Donald Trump, by Adam Gopnik, May 11, 2016]. Martin O’ Malley complains about Trump’s “fascist appeal” … Continue reading →

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Rabbinic Views On Love Before & After Marriage

Posted on May 30, 2016 by Luke Ford

Marc B. Shapiro writes: There is an interesting responsum of R Yair Hayyim Bacharach, Havot Yair, no. 60, that deals with a man and woman who were in love and get married despite the strong opposition of the woman’s father. … Continue reading →

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