Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s recent book, Two Hundred Years Together, covering the intertwined history of Russians and Jews, is published in two volumes. The first volume covers the history up to the 1917 Revolution. The second finishes the story as far as 1995. Continue reading…
Archive for November, 2007
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Two Hundred Years Together: Russo-Jewish History, Vol. 1: 1795-1916. Continue reading…
Eliza asked for a practical discussion of agrarianism in connection with modern times and I would like to respond in a series of short very focussed posts rather than trying to cover everything at once. For starters, then, the question is: does Agrarianism mean we should cease and desist from shopping for the best buy? Should we necessarily pay more for hand-made items made locally? Continue reading…
This was an HBO series aimed at modern young women that is now available on DVD. It was a six-year sensation spanning the new millennium. Continue reading…
Last January I wrote piece called Target Iran in which I argued that the US or Israel (or both) would soon attack Iran. Though I still believe this is likely, there seems be resistance to this plan from the Pentagon. Below is my take on what may be going on. Continue reading…
Click over to this web site which is titled, Jews in Government, and note as you read that the list does not include state, county or municipal offices; neither does it count federal departments, high-level staffers and advisers, or judges on lower courts. Continue reading…
Edgar J. Steele is a recent discovery of mine. He is a lawyer that started sharing his wisdom on investments with a small group of friends. The circle grew, and grew, and today is huge.
The topics expanded from purely investment, to broader issues of concern to our national crisis.
Now in semi-retirement, he takes up pro bono cases that no one else wants to touch. As he says, he has become “Attorney for the Damned.” In this, he has shown great courage, and is something of a modern hero. Continue reading…
Send the Ron Paul campaign $100. Today. Right now. Continue reading…
Berlin was the city that anchored the start and end of my trip.
Now before getting to the question that is at the forefront of everyone’s thinking, namely: what were the women like? (and rightly so: Continue reading…
