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August 24, 2021

No Regrets

Satirical Semite: No Regrets

This column was nearly called “Reflections On Meeting Ex-Girlfriends After 15 Years, Seeing Their Husband And Kids And Thinking About What Might Have Been.”

Instead of Surrendering to Taliban, Biden Could Have Declared Victory

Our troop presence went from a high of 100,000 to a measly 2500. After suffering thousands of casualties, the U.S. did not lose one soldier over the past 18 months. This minimal investment was enough to keep Afghanistan free from the clutches of a terror regime.

“The Squad” Pushes the Formula for Jew-Hatred and Their Party Keeps Accepting It

Since well before the German agitator Wilhelm Marr first utilized the phrase “antisemitism” in the late-19th century (in order to make Jew-hatred sound race-based, scientific and academic), the formula for justifying antisemitism and inciting Jew-hatred has been to find what people hate, fear or are most upset about, and attach it to the Jewish people.

Murder, Repentance and Reconciliation

In her book “The Nazis Granddaughter,” Silvia Foti identifies her own grandfather, Jonas Noreika, the Lithuanian leader who Lithuania celebrates as a national hero, as the murderer of the Jews in Northwestern Lithuania during the Holocaust.

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