Anti-Semitism?
This is in part, a reaction to this blog post on "With Both Hands".
I am generalizing by suggesting that "American Jews" are generally clannish, progressive, leftists, who complain about anti-semitism when it isn't their heritage that is annoying so much as it is their politics.

There is as much difference between Israelis and the mainstream American Jews as there is between Hillary Clinton and me. As a result, I look at anti-semitism closely when it's claimed. The same is true of racism and the other chauvinists. There's a big difference between Al Sharpton and me as well and race is the very smallest of the differences. There is a big difference between me and the blood thirsty women who run Planned Parenthood and gender is the very smallest of the differences.
So is it anti-Semitic or is it something else? With the hue and cry being raised during the Easter/Passover Season, I always try to look at the root of the issue. And it's interesting that on occasion, things are not as they are claimed.
So is it anti-Semitic or is it something else? With the hue and cry being raised during the Easter/Passover Season, I always try to look at the root of the issue. And it's interesting that on occasion, things are not as they are claimed.
DACA and NAFTA
When President Trump tweets (and I am not fond of them), oft times it's posturing as part of a negotiation or part of a wider strategic purpose. I've watched the twitter drama as have you all. It works to keep the corrupt, elite, smug, sly media engaged.
In a flurry of tweets Sunday, President Trump said he was pulling a DACA deal off the table and demanded Mexico help in deterring illegal border crossers or else he’d nix NAFTA.
The President tweeted, “Border Patrol Agents are not allowed to properly do their job at the Border because of ridiculous liberal (Democrat) laws like Catch & Release. Getting more dangerous. “Caravans” coming,” he tweeted. “Republicans must go to Nuclear Option to pass tough laws NOW. NO MORE DACA DEAL!”
Mr. Trump voiced his outrage amid reports of a caravan of more than 1,500 migrants crossing Mexico for the U.S. border, where they will demand Easter asylum. Mexico reportedly has not attempted to stop the caravan, which was organized by Pueblos Sin Fronteras, or People Without Borders. It will make the case for a big, beautiful wall.
Pause for the Cause
The family is coming over in an hour. I'm watching two grandsons now. Three more will arrive. Then we'll say grace to give everyone an even start and then eat.
Pause for the Cause
The family is coming over in an hour. I'm watching two grandsons now. Three more will arrive. Then we'll say grace to give everyone an even start and then eat.