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3.4.09 @ 6:01AM

Ditto that. Lookin' grim, but lookin' up. Correcting for inflation, the academic way. Plus more.

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HE WILL BE MISSED
Re: Jay D. Homnick's Abraham Ravitz, RIP:

Loved Jay D. Homnick's comprehensive article about MK Abraham Ravitz, of Jerusalem, who passed away recently.

What the world of politics needs are men of principle like Ravitz, as Jay so aptly describes him.

Thank you for publishing such informative and inspiring material.
-- Yaakov Ben Aron
Jerusalem, Israel

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Pingback| 3.4.09 @ 8:06AM

Rush to Revolt - Spectator.org — But As For Me links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

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IMKessel| 3.4.09 @ 3:53PM

Pingback, is not imitation the sincerest form of flattery?

"Going Galt." Interesting Malkin essay.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/uc/20090304/cm_uc_crmmax/op_199213

Marc Jeric| 3.5.09 @ 12:13AM

Our left (liberals, progressives, communists, socialists, Democrats) likes to call our right (conservatives, Republicans, libertarians) nasty names such as fascists and nazis. Thus they show a complete ignorance of history. The full name of Hitler's party was "Deutsche Nazional-Sozialistische Arbeiter Partei", i.e., German National-Socialist Workers Party. The full name of Mussolini's party was "Partito Socialista Italiano (i Fascisti)", i.e., Italian Socialist Party (Fascists) to distingush it from the original Italian Socialist Party founded by Mussolini's father. Is that historical ignorance or what? Who are really our socialists and nazis? Wild guess?