The Gaza flotilla incident reminds us that the destiny of the Jew is to be eternally unsafe in this world.
The World’s Oldest Sickness
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Poor People Will Soon Be Homeless — Thanks to ACORN
New York State’s highest court has cleared the way for an ambitious $5 billion taxpayer-funded development to be built in Brooklyn.
On his TV show yesterday Glenn Beck pointed out that a group that claims to protect the interests of poor people, ACORN, helped make possible the deal that will make current inhabitants of the Atlantic Yards [...]
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