Sunday, September 6th, 2009

1. Racism, Xenophobia, Ignorance, Anti-Semitism and more - Saudis Nix Israeli Planes over 'Contamination' - News Briefs - Israel National News. Please - (sarcasm ON - set to max!) - let's prop up this atrocious regime - oh, they have oil???? Never mind. Sorry I brought it up. They are the "good guys".



2. Showing Their True (Cowardly) Colors - Hamas commander may harm Schalit if brother not part of deal | Middle East | Jerusalem Post - and this is who the anti-Israel types is in love with? They can have him and his disgusting ilk. I think it's time for these guys to have some IDF-induced lead poisoning.


3. The First Two Stories Bring Me to This - FrontPage Magazine - How to Defeat the Left
4. I Guess It Will Make A Nice Museum - Renovation work begins on medieval Polish synagogue | Jewish Features | Jerusalem Post. In 2005, while on the March of the Living, I was in some synagogues in Poland - all of which (other than the Nozyck Synagogue in Warsaw) were nothing more than museums - a bitter reminder of the extermination of Poland's Jews and the fact that Poland today is almost completely "Jew-less" - from a 1939 Jewish population of about 3,000,000, there are now, some 70 years later, less than 5,000 Jews. That means that for every 600 Jews in Poland in 1939, there is now 1 single, solitary Jew. That is the epitome of genocide and ethnic cleansing.


5. Swedish Foolishness - Bildt cancels Israel trip amid tensions between nations | Israel | Jerusalem Post - oh, and it has nothing to do with the "Organ Theft Affair". What are we, stupid?



8. Revisionist View of History - Faster, Please! » Comrade Stalin Sues to Save his Good Name. Maybe he should retain the ACLU. And why complain when you're #1?



10. The Beatles - this article contains some very interesting information as to the significance and popularity of The Beatles - Still relevant after decades, the Beatles set to rock 9/9/09 - CNN.com.

2 comments:

  1. You are right, most synagogues in Poland are glorifed Museums, open to the public,mostly to Jewish tourists who want to pray, for a fee, Nearby there are Jewish style restaurants, Klezmer musicians, and tours to Concentration camps, all cash cows; heh, its a business.

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  2. The nicest religious moment on the March was when the entire Canadian delegation - some 1,200 people - gathered in a huge lecture hall at the University of Warsaw (not far from where the Warsaw Ghetto was) for Havdalah services. A very emotional moment.

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