Month: November 2018

I just googled “combating antisemitism” and got 7.5 million results. Apparently a lot of people are thinking about this. And well they should, given that Jew-hatred is rising sharply everywhere in the world, especially in the West. The old-style “paleo” antisemitism is going strong almost everywhere, Muslims have added some of the older European themes

What is really the best way to stop active shooters, whether they be at a high school, university campus, mall or government building?  According to the numbers, the answer is not gun free zones, but armed citizens. A 2018 report from The Crime Prevention Research Center discovered that between 1950 and 2018 97.8% of mass

PLAYBOY: Some Jewish leaders have charged that your readiness to resort to violence contradicts the principles of Judaism. RABBI MEIR KAHANE: When some so-called leader gets up and emotes about what is Jewish and what is not Jewish, it pains me, because I can’t stand ignorance. Let them not tell me, a Rabbi, what is

FTA: “So what’s the big deal? Who really cares about bump stocks? I imagine those who bought the devices do, as they will be required to rid themselves of their property without compensation – or become felons subject to draconian fines and prison sentences for possessing an “unregistered machinegun,” not to mention being mandated “prohibited

“Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms should be a convenience store” is an old meme gun owners use to express the more serious concern that Constitutional authority to infringe on the right to keep and bear arms is non-existent. “Boot the BATFE!” was a campaign the late Aaron Zelman of Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership

In a recent interview with The New York Times regarding his upcoming memoir, former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens shares what he contends are the three worst court decisions to come down during his long tenure. His first choice, unsurprisingly, is District of Columbia v. Heller, the 2008 ruling that finally codified the Second

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FTA: Aptly called “the day the Holocaust began,” Kristallnacht was met with virtually no resistance; the Hitler regime already had disarmed the more than half-a-million Jews who called Germany home at the time. One of them was Alfred Flatow, the renowned German gymnast who had won three gold medals at the 1896 Olympics in Athens.

It has no nudity. No profanity. No sex, no gore, no torture. There’s no glamorized violence. Yet “The Reliant,” a faith-based movie about life, values and the threat of anarchy in the world, has been given an R rating from the Motion Picture Association of America. Now J.P. Johnston, a writer and producer for the

“Most gunmen are smart enough to know that they can kill more people if they attack places where victims can’t defend themselves. That’s one reason why 98 percent of mass public shootings since 1950 have occurred in places where citizens are banned from having guns.” “This doesn’t happen anywhere else on the planet,” said California’s