Susan Quinn is an editor for Ricochet.com, where she covers a wide range of topics including politics, culture, and current events. Her articles often offer a conservative perspective and touch on issues such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, free speech, and social issues.
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In a recent post, @gpentiele featured this quotation from Robert F. Kennedy Jr. from X . I was so impressed with Kennedy's comment that I thought it warranted a post to examine it more closely.
As the nightmare with Israel in Gaza continues to unfold, I have almost completely lost patience with the idiocy, naivete, and wishful thinking of those who are involved with the supposed negotiations to release hostages, and to initiate a cease fire. Everyone seems to have an agenda, and very few of them deal with reality and the actual facts.
At a time when we've seen the corruption of the word “joy” by the Democrat candidate for President, Judaism always invites its members to fully experience its qualities. It can't be manufactured, or contrived; it doesn't have to dominate one's reality or everyday life.
We are fortunate to have some newcomers posting insightful and intriguing posts to balance out the dominance of politics that has taken over most of us in this election cycle. It's wonderful to read some new “voices” and get a mix of perspectives.
Over the years I've gotten to know a number of our members fairly well. Although I don't know them intimately, I have a sense of their personalities, their character, their positions, and I can honestly say I like and appreciate them, too. But the question came up for me about the reasons people come to this site. People periodically ask that question, but I think in these stressful times, it's worth asking again.
These quotations were so powerful that I refused to pick one over the other. But both have to do with a greatly misunderstood and underappreciated value: respect.
Remember those times when we wore special bracelets to honor those who were captive or lost in wars? With all the chaos going on in these times, threats of a third World War and dangers in the Middle East, we might forget that one
Many of us are probably aware of the outrageous actions of our federal law enforcement agencies against our citizens. There was the raid on the home of Roger Stone in 2021 in the early hours of the morning—it's worth noting that Stone was an associate of Donald Trump. No one could reasonably explain why the raid of 30 armed men needed to arrive so early. Then there's the 6:30 am raid of the home of pro-life activist Mark Houck when he was swarmed and arrested by two dozen armed agents; he was accused of pushing a pro-abortion activist at an abortion clinic who was harassing his 12-year-old son. His attorney had suggested that he voluntarily surrender, but the FBI refused. Four months later he was found not guilty.
The universities have abandoned their mandate to educate students and provide a safe environment for learning. Because they are primarily Leftists, they favor those causes…
Today, Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu made a powerful speech at the United Nations. He told those who gathered to hear him that he hadn't planned to come to the U.N. this year, but there were so many lies being told about Israel and the war in Gaza that he believed he had to set the record straight. This is a partial list of points he chose to make:
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