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1 YEAR LATER: Maui Fire Settlement Reached
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It was August 8, 2023 when the fires began in Maui. The 1 year anniversary of the tragedy is next week. And finally there’s a small silver lining. As someone that’s been on the ground here in Maui,…
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Looks like Kyle Rittenhouse is already regretting turning on Trump. After facing (deserved) backlash over flipping on Trump after everything he’s been through, Kyle Rittenhouse is taking it all back.…
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UTL COMMENT:- Only a few years ago this just wouldn't be allowed....men bashing women is acceptable? Disgusting!!! Men have roughly 2.2 - 2.5x the punch strength of women!!
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Of Kamala’s Coconuts, Venn Diagrams, and Yellow School Buses
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Of Kamala’s Coconuts, Venn Diagrams, and Yellow School Buses

As a litigation attorney, whenever I prepared a client for a deposition, I would emphasize: “Tell only the truth. Do not lie; do not obfuscate. Your job is to be honest. My job is to figure out how to save you despite that.” The rabbinic reason to be honest is that it is good for your soul and helps open a door for you to Paradise, the Garden of Eden, after your life on this earth. You have been sworn in by the court officer, and G-d commanded not to take His Holy Name in vain and not to be a false witness. It all is “recorded” — in Heaven. That is the rabbinic perspective. However, I was not being paid the big bucks for my Talmudic learning and religious devotion. Rather, I was being paid to be as good an attorney as the law firm expected when they hired me. And I knew that it simply is the best litigation tactic to be honest because, if you lie, you will have to remember every detail of that lie for the rest of your life, or someday it will come back to bite you. It all is recorded — by the deposition stenographer. Before We Move On To More Important Things… Now to Harris: Besides being very correctly attacked for her shameful immorality in entering public life, her extremely woke record in California politics, and her failed 2020 presidential campaign, Harris also has been mocked repeatedly for several things — primarily her cackling and her word salads. I have written elsewhere that we now have moved beyond the introductions and honeymoon, and it is time to focus for the next three months on 12 extreme-left policies and issues that lie at the core of her entire political identity. Nevertheless, I would like to tie one last knot: the three memes. Many in the Republican conservative world have mocked three particular Harris memes that have emerged in TikTok Land and Instagram Universe: the coconut tree, the Venn diagrams, and the yellow school buses. In and of themselves, all three should be left alone. It is time to move on to the serious stuff: the 12 issues and policies. But a big asterisk should be appended. I am a big believer in being fair. If my cause is just, it will not suffer for being fair to the other side when “fair is fair.” So I have written elsewhere that, truth be told, President Trump spoke much too long at the Republican National Convention. His scripted speech was pitch-perfect, and he should have mostly stuck to it, with just a bit of segueing. True is true. Fair is fair. As to Harris, I see no reason to mock her narrative that her mother would say to her when she would do or say something drawing parental comment, “Did you just fall out of a coconut tree?” I think that is charming. It is exactly the kind of thing President Trump does all the time. He pulls something out of somewhere, a segue prompted by something only he can understand, and we who support him love that stuff. It is so real. It is so different from the over-scripted Biden, Romney, and McCain types who dare not speak off-script at all and, consequently, show no personality. We don’t trust them because we know only what their speech writers think, not what they think. In our guts, we don’t trust them at all because we know they are reading, not speaking from the gut. We may like what they have to say, but we don’t trust that the speakers themselves believe what they are reading. When Harris tells her coconut memory, that is charming. When Trump goes off script and goes wherever he will, his supporters love that. The man is real. The Venn Diagram Thing, Like the Coconut Tree Thing, Is Charming If he wants to talk about Hannibal the Cannibal, even though his speechwriters are going crazy backstage, we know we can trust him when he says he will close the border and more. In the same vein is Harris’s Venn. When she starts talking about how much she loves Venn diagrams, that indeed is weird, but it is charming. I remember a Trump speech I was watching on TV in 2016 with my beloved wife Ellen of blessed memory, during which Trump had a fly passing in front of him. He gently swatted it away. Next thing you know, he was talking about mosquitoes, seals, and sharks. One minute, he is promising to build the border wall, to stand up to Putin and Kim Jong Un, and to move the American embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, and the next minute or two it goes from mosquitoes to sharks to seals. Ellen and I just laughed and laughed and laughed. We loved that stuff! So did the 63 million Americans who elected him president. He is so real. McCain would not do that. Jimmy Carter would not do that. Romney would not do that. Jeb Bush would not do that. Clinton would not do that. And y’know what? They also would not close the border, stand up to Putin and Kim Jong Un, and move that embassy to Jerusalem. So, fair is fair: I have no issue with Harris waxing on about her love for Venn diagrams and her memory of her mother asking whether she just had fallen out of a coconut tree. After all: if not now, Venn? Who Doesn’t Love a Yellow School Bus? But the third meme. Ah, the yellow school bus. Who does not love a yellow school bus? When I was a boy, I attended yeshiva Jewish parochial school all my pre-college years. They do not have a yeshiva every three blocks like Starbucks. All yeshiva kids go to school by school bus. Our yeshiva, Brooklyn’s Yeshiva Rambam, used a company named “Reliable Buses, Inc.” And, yes, as predictable, one of their six or so buses that served Rambam would break down every week. That was what was so reliable about them — they guaranteed at least one breakdown reliably per week. Reliable Buses, Inc. had six drivers who served the school year after year. I still remember three of them 60 years later: Willie, Joe, and Tony. Willy was humorless and no-nonsense. He parted his silver hair down the middle. Joe was gruff-looking and intimidating, but an OK guy. And Tony — oh, Tony!  We always hoped each year that this year Tony would be assigned our route. He insisted we call him “Tony Baloney.” How could a kid not love such a guy? And his super-dopey single joke had us in stitches for eight years of grade school. He would ask another kid every day, in his Brooklyn Italian accent: “Hey, ya know what?” The kid would answer “No. What?” And he would answer: “That’s what.” And we all would be laughing hysterically for the next 10 minutes. We loved the school bus. We could talk with our friends. Criticize our teachers behind their backs. Plan recess activities. Get into arguments about who is better, the Yankees or the Mets. The boys could make fun of the girls. The girls could make fun of the boys. (We all ended up marrying happily, and we never expanded beyond two genders.) If Toby Keith could write and sing I Love This Bar, we could have sung I Love This Bus. We just did not know how to write it. Or to sing it. When Kamala Harris tried to be charming and started waxing warmly reminiscent, cackling “Who doesn’t love a yellow school bus?” I could have filed that with the charming coconut and Venn memes. Only one thing: In 2020 she was seeking the Democrat nomination for president. She fizzled out rapidly after an abrupt, concise moment when she briefly surged to the top. She never even made it to the Iowa caucuses. Her brief golden moment came when she correctly associated Joe Biden with bare-knuckles racism for having worked closely with racist Democrat senators to oppose busing and, thus, prevent school integration. By contrast, Kamala portrayed herself as a pitiable victim of American Jim Crow society, a victim of racists like Joe Biden and his bigoted white buddies, because she was that martyr who got a break by being bused to school for integration. Suddenly, a yellow school bus was not a subject for cackling gleefully but a cynical political weapon to wield against an old, privileged, and prejudiced White male. She tugged at American left-wing hearts as she practically cried, a casualty of persecution saved only by government fiat that put her onto a school bus. That is why we tell our law clients never to lie or mislead. It may work at today’s deposition. But it will be recorded. And your public mendacity will come back later when you slip and forget how you characterized school buses four years earlier. That debate night, a yellow school bus brought tears to the cameras. Now, having forgotten her public drama, she waxes reminiscent and cackles: “Who doesn’t love a yellow school bus?” So much fun, all through the town. It is just as she lied shamelessly to us, looking us in the eye for four years, telling us without a blink that Biden was sharp, incisive, and mentally keen. And physically hard to keep up with. No, Harris. We can keep up with Biden. The challenge is to keep up with your unblinking falsifications to our faces. Subscribe to Rav Fischer’s YouTube channel here and follow him on X (Twitter) at @DovFischerRabbi to find his latest informative and inspiring classes, interviews, speeches, and observations. 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Ça ira!: Opening Ceremony at the Concierge Was More Than Just Bad Taste
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Ça ira!: Opening Ceremony at the Concierge Was More Than Just Bad Taste

Las miradas de los actuantes parecen, en las instantáneas fotográficas de incidentes revolucionarios,  mitad cretinas mitad dementes.   In the candid snapshots of revolutionary incidents,  the looks of the participants seem half cretinous,  half-demented.  — Nicolás Gómez Dávila Marie Antoinette, the queen consort of France, went to her death on Oct. 16, 1793, in a horse-cart, so that she might be subjected to the jeers of the mob as she passed down the Rue Saint-Honoré towards the guillotine casting its shadow over the Place de la Révolution. Her hair was closely shorn to her scalp, and she was bound like a dog by a chafing rope leash. She somehow maintained her queenly dignity to the very end, refusing to speak to the so-called constitutional priest assigned to hear her last confession. When she accidentally trod on the executioner Sanson’s foot, she uttered her last recorded words: “Pardonnez-moi, monsieur. Je ne l’ai pas fait exprès.” “Pardon me, sir. I did not do it on purpose.” If those were indeed her last spoken words, her last thoughts, we may safely surmise, were directed towards a power far greater than that of the Committee of Public Safety — le Seigneur, le Père, le Créateur, le Dieu Tout–Puissant. After her head was separated from her body by the guillotine’s angled blade, and her remains hastily consigned to an unmarked grave in the Cimetière de la Madeleine, the revolutionary mass-murderer Maximilien de Robespierre would greedily claim for himself a memento of his greatest crime: the queen’s prayer book, in which she had written, in her last morning on earth, Mon Dieu ayez pitié de moi! Mes yeux n’ont plus de larmes pour pleurer pour vous mes pauvres enfants. Adieu, Adieu! “My God, have pity on me. My eyes have no more tears to cry for you, my dear children. Farewell! Farewell!” In perhaps the best-known passage in his Reflections on the Revolution in France, Edmund Burke recalled having seen the queen of France, then still a dauphiness, on the luxurious grounds of Versailles, where she decorated and cheered “the elevated sphere she had just begun to move in, glittering like the morning star full of life and splendor and joy.” Upon hearing of her mistreatment at the hands of the Parisian mob, Burke had assumed that “ten thousand swords must have leaped from their scabbards, to avenge even a look that threatened her with insult.” Yet those 10,000 swords remained in their sheathes, leading Burke to conclude that “the age of chivalry is gone; that of sophisters, economists, and calculators has succeeded, and the glory of Europe is extinguished forever.” Never, never more, shall we behold that generous loyalty to rank and sex, that proud submission, that dignified obedience, that subordination of the heart, which kept alive, even in servitude itself, the spirit of an exalted freedom! The unbought grace of life, the cheap defense of nations, the nurse of manly sentiment and heroic enterprise is gone. It is gone, that sensibility of principle, that chastity of honor, which felt a stain like a wound, which inspired courage whilst it mitigated ferocity, which ennobled whatever it touched, and under which vice itself lost half its evil, by losing all its grossness. Such is the lasting legacy of the French Revolution. Opening Ceremony Performance Mocked Marie Antoinette Our own age is far less chivalrous even than Burke’s, so it comes as little surprise to find Marie Antoinette still being subjected to mockery by the Parisian mob some 231 years after her execution on trumped-up charges of high treason, conspiracy, and “depletion of the treasury.” (Imagine if the last of those remained a capital offense.) And so it was that viewers of the Olympics Opening Ceremony on July 26, 2024, were treated to, among a great many other vulgar images, the spectacle of the heavy metal band Gojira performing the revolutionary anthem Ah! Ça ira from the windows of the Conciergerie, the prison where Marie Antoinette was imprisoned, accompanied by decapitated figures in 18th-century attire, and tangles of crimson streamers representing the copious blood shed for what the video screen assured us was Liberté. Like much of what the Spectator’s Gareth Roberts dubbed “la grande débâcle” in Paris, which included “a headless Marie Antoinette, a piano inexplicably set alight, and – inevitably – a bevy of slaying and sashaying drag queens and ‘non-binaries,’ performing a sassy vogue parody of The Last Supper … the kind of phoney rebellion that was already embarrassing on stage at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern in 1994, but at least was confined safely to bad gay pubs,” the grotesquerie at the Conciergerie was intentionally off-putting. It was also a significant breach of decorum, and a diplomatic faux pas, given that two of the royals in attendance, Juan Carlos of Spain and Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg, are direct descendants of the Bourbons. I am sure that some hear the opening lines of the sadistic sans-culotte version of “Ça ira” — Ah! ça ira, ça ira, ça ira les aristocrates à la lanterne! Ah! ça ira, ça ira, ça ira les aristocrates on les pendra!   [Oh, it’ll be fine,  it’ll be fine, it’ll be fine Aristocrats to the lamp-post! Oh, it’ll be fine,  it’ll be fine, it’ll be fine Aristocrats, we’ll be hanging them!] — and find it all very stirring. These are presumably the sorts of people, their mindsets the products either of leftist indoctrination or stunted amygdalas, who think that the coldblooded murders of the grand duchesses Olga, Tatiana, Maria, and Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanova in the basement of Ipatiev House in 1918 were just a bit of sporting fun. For my part, when I hear “Ça ira” I think of the tens of thousands of innocents killed, often without trial, during the Reign of Terror, at the hands of literal freaks like Robespierre, Danton, and Marat. I think of the 1793 James Gillray satirical print The Zenith of French Glory; The Pinnacle of Liberty. Religion, Justice, Loyalty, & All the Bugbears of Unenlightened Minds, Farewell! with its unforgettable image of a sans-culotte posing near a trio of murdered priests and fiddling while Parisian cathedrals burn (as they still do these days, mind you). I think of the anti-Catholic campaign of genocide in the Vendée, as described by the Republican general and notorious war criminal François Joseph Westermann: Il n’y a plus de Vendée, citoyens républicains. Elle est morte sous notre sabre libre, avec ses femmes et ses enfants, je viens de l’enterrer dans les marais et les bois de Savenay, suivant les ordres que vous m’aviez donnés. J’ai écrasé les enfants sous les pieds des chevaux, massacrés les femmes qui, au moins pour celles-là, n’enfanteront plus de brigands…nous ne faisons pas de prisonniers, il faudrait leur donner le pain de la liberté et la pitié n’est pas révolutionnaire. [There is no longer a Vendée, my fellow Republican citizens. She died under our free sword, with her wives and children, I just buried her in the marshes and woods of Savenay, pursuant to the orders you gave me. I crushed the children under the feet of the horses, massacred the women who, for their part, will no longer give birth to brigands … we do not take prisoners, for we would have to give them the bread of freedom, and pity is not revolutionary.] Little of the material legacy of the French Revolution remains. We do not wear Phrygian caps, or dance around the Tree of Liberty, or read the deranged scribblings of Anacharsis Cloots, or observe the calendrier révolutionnaire français with its ridiculous 10-hour days and 10-day weeks. Yet its ideological legacy of blood remains, seemingly ineradicable, reminding us of the truth of Nicolás Gómez Dávila’s maxim that “revolutions bequeath to literature only the laments of their victims and the invectives of their enemies.” Year Zeros Are Predicate by Blood and Barbarism The grande débâcle of the Parisian Olympics Opening Ceremony has been roundly criticized, in these pages by Messrs. Aguilar, McGee, and others, and elsewhere, with the French public intellectual Alain Finkielkraut disgusted by the “conformist” and “decadent” nature of the proceedings, so devoid of those typically Gallic qualities of “taste, grace, lightness, delicacy, elegance, beauty.” Eric Zemmour, the journalist and leader of the nationalist Reconquête party, focused less on the aesthetic and more on the political nature of the event: Un spectacle politique jusqu’au bout des ongles fluorescents des drag queens. Un spectacle de mauvais goût, jusqu’à la tête coupée de Marie-Antoinette qui chante le «ça ira». Un spectacle faussement subversif jusqu’à Philippe Katerine qui danse nu au milieu d’une bien laide parodie de la Cène. Le vrai subversif risque sa peau : en 2024, Philippe Katerine ne risque rien à se mettre à poil en blasphémant le Christ. Bref des «mutins de Panurge», qui respectent le nouvel ordre moral, le doigt sur la couture. [A political spectacle down to the very tip of the fluorescent nails of the drag queens. A spectacle of bad taste, down to the decapitated head of Marie-Antoinette singing “Ça ira.” A falsely subversive show leading up to Philippe Katerine dancing naked in the middle of a very ugly parody of the Last Supper. The true subversive risks his skin: in 2024, Philippe Katerine risks nothing by getting naked and blaspheming Christ. In short, “Panurge’s Sheep [i.e. a fashionable rebel],” respecting the new moral order, standing at attention.] There are many ways to respond to anti-religious chauvinism and that frenzied antagonism towards normality that is sometimes described as Bio-Leninism, whether in the public square, at the ballot box, as a participant in the market, or just living out a normal, decent existence. Sacrilege is a perverse sort of compliment, a tacit acknowledgment of the power of the target’s faith and values, and the deficiencies of those of the provocateur. As such it can all usually be laughed off. There was something particularly disturbing, nevertheless, about the overtly political spectacle at the Conciergerie, which went beyond mere poor taste. Those who positively revel in the death of an innocent woman, in the slaughter of ideological enemies, in a political movement predicated on wholesale human sacrifice, in the prospect of an entire nation converted into a gore-flecked hecatomb, deep down are capable of most anything. Hatred of beauty, hatred of faith, and hatred of history invariably produce the worst crimes modernity has to offer. Year Zeros can only be inaugurated amidst a welter of blood and barbarism. Bear in mind that the very idea of “the Left” came into existence when the Jacobins, together with the even more extreme Montagnards, sat to the left of the president’s chair in the National Convention, and that it was under the Jacobin Dictatorship, with its unholy Reign of Terror, that Marie Antoinette and so many others lost their lives. An unapologetic celebration of revolutionary bloodletting, broadcast to every corner of the globe, speaks to a myriad of lessons unlearned and surely presages new episodes of violence to come. It is to be hoped that those of faith, good conscience, and basic human decency retain the capacity to feel the stain of the Opening Ceremony “like a wound,” and redouble their efforts on behalf of the beleaguered “grace of life” Edmund Burke described so eloquently in his Reflections on the Revolution in France. The post <i>Ça ira!</i>: Opening Ceremony at the Concierge Was More Than Just Bad Taste appeared first on The American Spectator | USA News and Politics.
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The Real Gender Gap Is Political
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The Real Gender Gap Is Political

The gender wars are alive and well in American politics. The political gender gap between men and women continues to widen, creating a “new fault line” among American voters. The divide is particularly pronounced among voters under the age of 30. Where young men favor President Donald Trump and other Republican politicians, young women firmly support Democrat lawmakers. In particular, young women have grown increasingly liberal in recent decades.  Democrats Adopt Longhouse Tactics The leftward drift among young women mirrors the gradual feminization of politics. Though the “girl boss” motif of the career-focused woman who has it all peaked several years ago, Democrats can’t stop leaning in. In the analysis of Jonathan Keeperman, who posts under the pseudonym “Lomez,” politics has been subsumed into the “longhouse.” Keeperman defines the longhouse thus:  “It refers at once to our increasingly degraded mode of technocratic governance; but also to wokeness, to the “progressive,” “liberal,” and “secular” values that pervade all major institutions. More fundamentally, the Longhouse is a metonym for the disequilibrium afflicting the contemporary social imaginary.” The disequilibrium Keeperman identifies is gendered. The longhouse results from the “remarkable overcorrection of the last two generations towards social norms centering feminine needs and feminine methods for controlling, directing, and modeling behavior.” (RELATED: The Longhouse Comes for Lomez) Last week, the longhouse was in full effect during the “White Women for Kamala” call. TikTok star Arielle Fodor — an elementary teacher who makes videos explaining political headlines in a sing-song baby talk voice reminiscent of Dolores Umbridge — spoke during the event.  “Take a beat and instead we can put our listening ears on,” Fodor instructed adult women who might find themselves “talking over or speaking for BIPOC [Black, Indigenous, and other people of color] individuals or, God forbid, correcting them.” Caught in a political environment where this style of passive aggression has replaced direct confrontation, it’s no surprise that young men feel increasingly alienated. Kamala Wants to Be the It-Girl  But Kamala’s female supporters aren’t the only ones buying into the longhouse. The vice president herself has leaned into immature, girlish tactics on the campaign trail, too. Harris debuted her campaign’s “Kamala HQ” rapid response page with bright green branding in the style of “brat,” the trend defined by English pop star Charli XCX’s most recent album.  Eager to fit in with TikTok’s it-girls, Kamala embraced the blurry, neon aesthetics of brat and its accompanying social connotations. As Charli XCX eloquently explained: “You’re just like that girl who is a little messy and likes to party and maybe says some dumb things sometimes. Who feels herself but maybe also has a breakdown. But kind of like, parties through it, is very honest, very blunt. A little bit volatile. Like, does dumb things. But it’s brat. You’re brat. That’s brat.”   Since announcing her campaign, Kamala has basked in the brat-hued glow of friendly media focused on providing positive press rather than substantive engagement with her still-nebulous policy platform. In the meantime, the longhouse has closed rank, attacking Sen. JD Vance as “weird.” Even rank-and-file Democrats have noticed a change, with Feminist Fight Club author Jessica Bennett celebrating the shift in the New York Times: “Finally, the Democrats start name-calling.” (READ MORE: Vance Is Right. Our Society Is Plagued by Childless Cat Ladies.) Perhaps it’s strategic, perhaps it’s long overdue, but Kamala’s campaign is definitely tapping into the immaturity of middle school girlhood. One user on Twitter/X commented earlier this week, “I hope Kamala doesn’t start a real campaign and instead just keeps her girl campaign where they talk about pop music and call boys weird.” I hope Kamala doesn’t start a real campaign and instead just keeps her girl campaign where they talk about pop music and call boys weird — John Doyle (@ComradeDoyIe) July 30, 2024 The Gender Gap Grows Based on Kamala’s campaign thus far, it’s no wonder that young men have swung towards the right. But this kind of political divide doesn’t just fuel the gender war — it also heightens the stakes of division among women and men themselves.  In spite of — or perhaps because of — the polarization among women, battling archetypes of the “girl boss” and “trad wife” have percolated online in recent years. Women who embrace a more traditional view of gender, family, and marriage face a culture and a media environment eager to tear them down. The longhouse might be a result of cultural feminization, but it’s particularly cruel to the women who don’t just parrot progressive talking points.  The gap among men is moderate: 50 percent of men support Trump compared to 36 percent who supported Biden (and now, presumably, support Harris). Conversely, a sizable majority of young women — about 2 to 1 — support Democrats over Republicans. David French may take to the New York Times to assure insecure male readers that Hulk Hogan doesn’t need to be their measure of masculinity, but no mainstream media outlet would dare publish a corresponding article for women. The political gender gap, it seems, is here to stay. Mary Frances Myler is a contributing editor at The American Spectator. She graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 2022.  READ MORE by Mary Frances Myler:  Young Believers Are Fueling a Renaissance of Catholic Culture Kamala Supports a Radical Climate Agenda — But Will Her VP? Want to Be a Rebel? Be a Conservative. The post The Real Gender Gap Is Political appeared first on The American Spectator | USA News and Politics.
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