The false inflammatory headlines may later be quietly tweaked or corrected, but it won’t matter. What will remain is the outraged quivering finger — “The Jews did it!” — and the conviction about who must pay.
I never met Elias Rodriguez, the accused murderer of Lischinsky and Milgrim, but I know his world.
The spell seems to be breaking at last, but as recent events show, there’s still a long way to go.
The main thing extremists of the left and right, not to mention the Islamists, can agree on is that the Zionists are behind every evil, Israel is committing genocide and the Holocaust is, if not made up in whole or part, then at least exaggerated or exploited for the Jews’ nefarious purposes.
The Jews, lamenters say, failed to draw the right lesson from their sufferings in the Holocaust.
In her new book, “The Builder’s Stone: How Jews and Christians Built the West — and Why Only They Can Save It,” Melanie Phillips takes a candid look at the corrosion of the West and the hard road back.
This Terrorist Fanboys Tour is, at the very least, an outrage against decency. Does American freedom mean there are no consequences for boosting fomenters of terror?
On December 17, the Los Angeles Board of Fire Commissioners met, as they do twice a month, and as usual, they posted the video afterward for anyone curious enough to watch it. It makes for haunting viewing.
It’s about a mindset fundamentally at odds with keeping people safe. DEI must DIE, or we will.
Let this tragedy mark the beginning of the end of this madness. L.A. will not return to what it was, and that’s reason to grieve. On the other hand, we shouldn’t want it to.
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