Richard Weikart’s new book cuts through political manipulation of history.

By Danusha V. Goska, FPM    Fri Apr 15, 2022

Suffering is a commodity. Two recent events demonstrated this. On March 27, 2022, Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at the Academy Awards. Many prominent African Americans, including Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Wanda Sykes, condemned Smith’s choice to resort to violence. Race hustlers, though, depicted Will Smith as a victim of white supremacy. The Guardian ran a piece calling reaction to Will Smith an example of “downright racist … anti-blackness … inequality in plain sight.” “Race scholar” and Loyola Marymount University Professor Maia Niguel Hoskin wrote that the slap “is about … White supremacist culture designed to police the behavior of Blacks.” Others focused on Jada Pinkett Smith as a victim. “How a black woman’s hair grows out of her head has been a constant battle in this country … while at the same time celebrating white women for fitting your styles … Humiliating a black woman fighting for equality is not a ha-ha moment. Making fun of a black woman a week after we saw Ketanji Brown Jackson’s ambush” proves that “racism always finds a way,” wrote columnist Jeneé Osterheldt.

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T. Belman. What a ridiculous idea. The PA isn’t a country. It is operating as our enemy. This is an attempt to advance the two-state solution through the back door. Lapid said, ”

“Together with our closest friend and ally, the United States, we are today opening a door before all the peoples of the region, including the Palestinians, and offering them to replace the way of terror and destruction with a shared future of progress and success,”

I wish he would stop kissing the US’s ass. It is not our friend.  It continually impinges on our sovereignty and wants to give Iran the bomb. It is a friend and ally of the PA.  What bullshit he utters.

Effort an uphill battle as PA welcomes effort to boost regional standing, but not in context of Abraham Accords; UAE and Bahrain less enthusiastic and Israel not fully on board

By JACOB MAGID, TOI    14 April 2022,

WASHINGTON — The Biden administration wants the Palestinian Authority to be included in regional cooperation schemes being developed between Israel and several of its Arab neighbors, Middle Eastern diplomats have told The Times of Israel.

The goal has been vocalized by senior US officials publicly since US President Joe Biden took office, but last month’s Negev Summit provided Washington with an opportunity to take practical steps toward that end. Palestinians, however, insist that any effort to integrate them be decoupled from the Abraham Accords, which formed the basis of the agreements.

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T. Belman.  When the previous intifadas started Israel was slow to react.  To its credit Bennett is on the offensive, aggressively, to nip this in the bud. Hamas and Islamic Jihad should pay a big price for their terrorism Membership in these organizations should be outlawed and any person who organized the riots or participated in them should be expelled. 300 have been arrested as of 5:00 PM

Police officers enter Al-Aqsa Mosque after Muslem rioters barricade themselves inside.. Red Cross reports 90 rioters wounded so far.

Israel National News       Apr 15/22

Clashes broke out on the Temple Mount early Friday morning, after hundreds of Arab rioters armed with rocks barricaded themselves inside the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Police said that dozens of young people, some of them masked, started a procession in the Temple Mount area, with Hamas and Palestinian Authority flags. The suspects began collecting rocks and planks with the intention of disturbing the order.

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T. Belman.  This is obviously a biased article. Nevertheless, I believe the division is worth noting.

Putin’s brutal invasion of Ukraine has radically ruptured the millions-strong Russian-speaking Jewish diaspora — our own families and friends included. Is the ex-Soviet Jewish world now broken for good?

Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has caused unprecedented divisions within the Russian-speaking Jewish world, within families, between friends and among major organizations serving the community Credit: AP Photo/Petr David Josek

By Marina Sapritsky-Nahum and Vladislav Davidzon, HAARETZ    Apr 13/22

Russian president Vladimir Putin’s decision to launch a blitzkrieg invasion of Ukraine on 24 February, 2022, has severed Russia from the rest of the world. Russia is now a pariah state, with Putin’s unprovoked war and his army’s war crimes stirring up anti-Russian sentiment the world over – which is more than ironic, given the Kremlin’s frequent allegations of an organized campaign of “Russophobia” against it. The invasion has also caused turmoil within Russia and in Russian-speaking diasporas around the globe.

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T. Belman. I agree that the US should bomb Iran, the sooner the better. But I don’t agree with much else. I argue that Russia should be integrated into Europe to make certain that it doesn’t become an ally of China. The US should also side with Israel and the Gulf states to form a ME NATO’

The US should also end the Mullah regime and return Iran to its pro-western stance.

After the Afghanistan and Ukraine debacles, the West must show strength to save the world.

By Josh Brock, Hudson Institute

(April 13, 2022 / JNS) Putin’s war against Ukraine is far from Tehran. But if the Biden administration hopes to deter Russia in Ukraine, and its growing alliance with China and Iran, it needs to move decisively against Iran’s nuclear assets now.

The war in Europe and the coming threat of a nuclear-armed Iran is confronting the United States with a stark reality—an emerging alliance of nuclear-armed states, including Russia, China, Iran and North Korea, whose atomic umbrella will stretch from NATO’s borders in Eastern Europe to the Asian Far East.

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Oath Keepers motion seeks to dismiss seditious conspiracy, obstruction charges

By Joseph M. Hanneman, EPOCH TIMES    April 13, 2022

Capitol Police are escorted down the Capitol steps through the crowd to safety on Jan. 6 by members of the Oath Keepers. (Courtesy of Roberto Minuta)

At least 20 FBI and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives “assets” were embedded around the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, a defense attorney wrote in a court filing on April 12.

The disclosure was made in a motion seeking to dismiss seditious conspiracy and obstruction charges against 10 Oath Keepers defendants in one of the most prominent Jan. 6 criminal cases.
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By Con Coughlin, GATESTONE  •  April 14, 2022

• Iran’s efforts to conclude a revised nuclear deal with the Biden administration could result in the Kremlin receiving a windfall of half-a-billion dollars to fund its war effort against Ukraine.
• To boost its economy, Russia is now demanding that Iran pay in cash for the deals currently under discussion, as well as repaying outstanding debts believed to be worth more than half a billion dollars in cash owed for Russia’s work on the Bushehr facility.
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JEWISH VOICE

National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director Dr. Anthony Fauci said Wednesday on MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” that “you use lockdowns to get people vaccinated” while discussing the extreme COVID lockdowns in China.

Mitchell said, “How concerning is the outbreak in China? We see the lockdown in Shanghai and State Department now ordering families out, all nonessential workers out of Shanghai.”

Fauci said, “China has a number of problems, two of which are that the complete lockdown, which was their approach, a strictest lockdown you’d never be able to implement in the United States. Although that prevents the spread of infection, I remember early on they were saying, and I think accurately, they were doing better than anyone else. You use lockdowns to get people vaccinated so that when you open up, you won’t have a surge of infections. Because you’re dealing with an immunologically naive population of the virus because they’ve not been exposed because of the lockdown.”

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T. Belman. I also have been calling for the amalgamation of Russia into Europe. Since they are so dependant on each other, I thought it best that they come together so that Russia feels secure and Europe has a secure energy and food source. Makes sense to me. How to amalgamate can be negotiated.  The same for covenants. THIS IS AN UNNECESSARY WAR.

By Angelique Chrisafis,  GUARDIAN ,

‘I only ever defended the interests of France’: Marine Le Pen during the press conference in Paris. Photograph: Vincent Isore/Zuma/Rex/Shutterstoc

French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has said that once the Russia-Ukraine war is over, she would propose closer links between Nato and Russia and pull France out of the military command of the US-led alliance.

“As soon as the Russian-Ukrainian war is over and has been settled by a peace treaty, I will call for the implementation of a strategic rapprochement between NATO and Russia,” she said at a press conference.

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Throughout the entire Arab world, different Muslim movements are at each other’s throats. In Israel, even the Shiite-backed Hamas and the ultra-Sunni Islamic State put aside their differences to wage war against the Jews.

By  Nadav Shragai, ISRAEL HAYOM

A mural on a wall in Umm al-Fahm memoralizes the terrorists behind the July 2017 Temple Mount shooting that killed two Border Police officers

The Palestine issue was never a central aspect of the Islamic State’s worldview. Unlike many Arab and Islamist movements and organizations, which made war on Israel and the liberation of Palestine and Jerusalem their top priority, for ISIS – even when it controlled territory and was much more dominant than it is now – these were seen as far-off goals.

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FEB 25/22

Brave dissenters willing to defy an oppressive orthodoxy are our country’s best hope

By David Mamet, TABLET

I lived for very many years in rural Vermont. I’d bought a long-abandoned, post-and-beam farmhouse on a third-class dirt road. The realtor was a German immigrant who’d come to Vermont with his wife and infant children just after the war. He suggested that I call a local builder, Bob, to inspect the house, which was superficially in dreadful shape, but the farm and basement were sound. Bob said he’d be glad to put it right, and he and his brother-in-law restored it to its 1805 perfection.

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T. Belman.  Just when you think this whole Covid-19 narrative can’t get any more strange…

All the side effects of  of King Cobra venom are the same side effects of Covid-19 are the same side effects of Remdesivir and the same side effects of the ‘vaccines”

This starts a bit slow as he explains his process but he methodically shares fact after fact and study after study and link after link.

The hugely positive news is that everything that can be used effectively against covid -19 can also be used effectively against the side effects of the vaccines….

and that is why they shut down monoclonal antibodies….because they work.

Part 1/3 – Dr. Brian Ardis reveals BOMBSHELL origins of covid, mRNA vaccines and remdesivir

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A smug and arrogant conference on disinformation got more than it bargained for

By Melanie Phillips

As I observed here and here, it was staggering to watch how the American media first promoted the unfounded smear that President Donald Trump was in hock to the Russians; then ignored the mounting evidence that this was instead an unprecedented conspiracy, involving elements of law enforcement in cahoots with the Democratic party, to lever Trump out of office; and then proceeded to bury incriminating evidence linking Hunter Biden and his father Joe to corruption in Ukraine.

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Watch the Water – Full Movie

By Alexandra Bruce, FORBIDDEN KNOWLEDGE

Last December, Dr Bryan Ardis received a text message from an emergency room physician friend of his that sent him down an unexpected and bizarre rabbit hole that may explain the adverse events from the vaxxines that we’ve been reporting.

The text read: “Hey Dr Ardis…If you got bit by a rattlesnake, would you go to a hospital and get anti-venom?”

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by Soeren Kern, GATESTONE  •  April 13, 2022

• Questions are being belatedly asked — and grudgingly answered — about many aspects of Merkel’s failed Russia policy, including her decisions to block Ukraine’s prospective membership of NATO, gut the German military, undermine the transatlantic alliance, and institutionalize Germany’s overdependence on Russian energy supplies.

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