Roughly two weeks before the start of the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787, in front of the General Assembly of the state of Connecticut, pastor Elizur Goodrich offered a comparison between the emerging nation and the ancient Israelite city in his speech “The Principles of Civil Union And Happiness Considered And Recommended.”
This is a must read on both sides of the Atlantic, written by the multi-dimensional talented novelist and lawyer, Thane Rosenbaum.
These days, I still worry, but it’s not incessant. I have moments when I get stressed, but I don’t let it ruin my day.
Two separate events occurred in the state capitol last week that have combined to place considerable obstacles in the path of those who would kidnap an ethnic studies course to further antisemitic sentiment.
A note from the author: The following is a work of satire. For now.
Once Jews were dehumanized, killing them became not only permissible but admirable.
In his one-man show, “Take a Banana for the Ride,” Ross did something one rarely sees from a stand-up comic.
We hear a lot about the billions thrown around by foreign players to buy influence, which is a serious concern. But equally serious is the quiet spread of propaganda in college classrooms that poisons the minds of our future leaders.
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