Celestial Blue reports on how the actor who played Mike Seaver has grown up to be a pain. Update: It would seem that Jeremy Miller, the actor who played younger brother Ben Seaver, is Jewish. I wonder if Kirk has tried to save his soul yet..
Update 6:50PM: Jerusalem Post reports that so far, only 30,000 people are standing in the chain. And in other bad news, PLO Arab terrorists have fired rockets at Nisanit, the place from where the chain demo began. Update 6:55PM: And beware of left-wing radicals dressed in traditional Arab kafia head ornaments and pointing toy machineguns. [...]
Here is some news that may give John Kerry’s standing amongst US Jews a boost: US Senator John Kerry, the presumptive Democratic nominee, criticized the UN General Assembly’s resolution passed last week urging Israel to comply with the International Court of Justice’s ruling that it should dismantle the security fence. He said as president he [...]
Here is an unbelievable Reuters picture showing a “peace” protester getting in the way of an IDF soldier. What other army in the world would even tolerate this? It is no wonder that these clowns sometimes get themselves killed.
AP reports on PETA’s latest endeavours. The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals staged a ‘Live Make-Out Tour’ on Friday to promote vegetarian eating. The event ó in which a scantily clad couple make out in a bed set up on a city sidewalk ó is meant to demonstrate PETA’s claims that vegetarians are [...]
“This is the problem with the Filipino decision, you see..They’ve acceded to the demands of terrorists and within a day or so of the Filipinos doing that six more people were taken hostage in Iraq..Unfortunately, these actions have encouraged terrorists to continue these threats so now we are subjected, as the Italians are and the [...]
Here is an op-ed by Ted Lapkin from Thursday’s The Australian, which almost slipped past my radar..but not quite. In it, he questions the agenda of New Zealand’s Prime Minister, Helen Clark, who recently came down hard on Israel in the wake of the “passport affair.” It makes you wonder about Helen Clark’s priorities. In [...]
