Friday, February 12, 2010 - pre Shabbat edition

1. Nasty Stuff, Part 1



2. Nasty Stuff, Part 2



4. Iran Really Wants The World's Attention - and the world should give it the attention it deserves.

5. Interesting Dilemma - At the South Pole, The Sabbath Is Welcome Even When the Sun Shines – Forward.com. Which reminds me of the following joke:
The first Jewish astronaut returned from a six week space shuttle mission in which he had orbited the earth every four hours. "So, how do you feel?" the reporter asked. "Exhausted," replied the astronaut. "Do you know how many times I had to say shachris, mincha, and maariv?"

6. Worldwide Jewish Conspiracy Alert - Costa Rica Elects Jewish V.P. – Forward.com




9. Obsession - Something Much Darker | The New Republic - Andrew Sullivan has a problem - Israel




12. The Next Frontier - Human rights' next frontier: Your parking lot - Are you kidding me?

13. You Must Be High - Commentary » Blog Archive » Iran to the UN Human Rights Council!! This defies belief, though I suppose in a world where Syria had a stint on the UN Security Council and Libya was on the Human Rights Council, I suppose anything is possible.


14. Another Amazing Israeli Advance - Haifa scientists’ find may help millions


16. MASHAV (the Hebrew acronym for the Center for International Cooperation) - Institute for Global Jewish Affairs – Global Antisemitism, Anti-Israelism, Jewish Studies - I wonder if Israel's neighbors do this?


17. Living Well Is The Best Revenge - 'I look at the good' - Haaretz - Israel News

18. Peyton Manning - He is not my favorite quarterback, but this shows he has a sense of humor (it's a bit off-color, but I think it's hilarious).

4 comments:

  1. Clearly the disruptive perpetrators consisting of useful idiots and "Arab agents provocateurs" are well organized. Their strategy is self evident. They fill up space and planfully erupt one at a time making sure that the speaker doesn't get to have his say. How about having everyone provide an identity card upon entrance, state their purpose on record,sign a decorum clause,snap their photo, use discretion to reject or accept each one as he/she presents himself to filter through the rubble. Make a public announcement at the onset and via the media that the speaker will speak without interruptions. With the protocol on record those wishing to speak or ask questions can do so after he has delivered his speech according to parliamentary procedures. Students who fail to comply will fail the year and make good on this threat. A.S.

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  2. Doncha just love the way the Saudi's stick to their principles especially on St. Valentines Day. Love the story too about the Saudi business female partner who was incarcerated for sitting in a family area at Starbucks with a man who she was not related to...and how about the woman who was spared beheading for the crime of getting raped ...So much for progress...the king spared her life but maintained that the sentence was FAIR!!!

    Is it just me or does anyone else wonder why Muslim students attending North American universities are allowed to mix in public but not in their homeland. Such an overture is punishable by jail or even death? A.S.

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  3. Sanctions on Iran? Are you kidding Canada? Nuke the bastards before they do it to us. Most of my Sephardic friends who lived in Arab lands maintain that the Arabs are cowards and bullies. The only language they understand is power. Strike first and ask questions later. Enough with all the political correctness--- just do it.

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  4. Re the Jewish member of the frozen chosen---funny that using a clock and a calendar was not considered. Why is he making his life unnecessarily complicated is my question.

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