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The World’s Oldest Sickness

June 7, 2010 By David Solway 44 Comments

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The Gaza flotilla incident reminds us that the destiny of the Jew is to be eternally unsafe in this world.

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The Marijuana and Conservatism Debate – by FrontPagemag.com

December 24, 2009 By Frontpagemag.com 73 Comments

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Professor Mary Grabar and NewsReal’s David Swindle go toe-to-toe on the right response to the war on drugs.

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