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Compelling Argument For A Rubashkin Pardon

By Editorial Board

Under federal mandatory-minimum sentencing guidelines for bank fraud, an offender’s sentence is directly linked to the loss incurred by the bank that was defrauded.

Emes Ve-Emunah

YCT, Heterodoxy, and Agudah

By Harry Maryles

It is a fact that heterodoxy is no longer the threat to Orthodoxy it once was – if at all.

Rubin Reports

How Western Intellectual Values Have Gone Haywire

By Barry Rubin

The supposed advantage of democracy is that the media, academia, and others speak—where did I hear this before?—truth to power.

HADAR

Admitting the Mistake of the Disengagement

By Daniel Tauber

On Sunday, Wall Street Journal editor and columnist Bret Stephens did what too many need to do: own up to the mistake of supporting the Disengagement Plan.

Emes Ve-Emunah

To Inform or Not to Inform – That is the Question

By Harry Maryles

With all the bacteria a mouth is known to contain - and the possibility that it might contain bacteria or viruses that are very harmful to a vulnerable 8-day-old child while an adult carrier might not even be aware of it - it is not exactly rocket science to know that putting your mouth on an open wound is not a good idea.

Emes Ve-Emunah

Metzitza B’Peh: Infant Russian Roulette

By Harry Maryles

I would be opposed to the government legislating against doing MbP. That it is considered so vital by so large a segment of Jewry combined by the low probability of a child ever contracting herpes moves me to oppose it. In this case I do feel that banning the procedure would be an unconstitutional impediment to freedom of religion. But that is not the law being proposed.

Sultan Knish

The Peace Business

By Daniel Greenfield

The Israeli left is an alliance between Israeli and American oligarchs who would be perfectly happy with a country the size of Singapore, a city-state stretching across the Tel Aviv Metropolitan Area, a place with a bustling stock exchange, a lot of good restaurants and start up companies. A properly liberal place at peace with its Muslim neighbors, with gay bars side-by-side with mosques and experimental theaters putting on the latest revolutionary plays.

Rubin Reports

Rubin Reports: Does Power Moderate Radicals? Where’s the Proof?

By Barry Rubin

Because of political reasons and especially due to the ideological monopoly of certain forces over Western institutions, most of the academics, analysts, journalists, and politicians who speak on these issues get away with pushing the moderation thesis. They are virtually never asked to provide proof. This wrong idea thus sets current U.S. policy and creates a great risk of future crisis, instability, repression, and severe damage to U.S. interests.

Sultan Knish

Why The Newsroom is Good News for Republicans

By Daniel Greenfield

The Newsroom is Aaron Sorkin's sad attempt to win an argument by rewriting history and coming up with all the comebacks that his side couldn't think of two years ago. It's the sad and pathetic spectacle of an ideology creating its own fantasy version of its reality in which it won the argument.

Analysis

Finland's War on Free Speech

By Soeren Kern

Finland's Supreme Court has found a prominent politician guilty of defaming Islam for "Islamophobic" comments he made on his personal blog. The ruling represents a major setback for free speech in a Europe that is becoming increasingly stifled by politically correct restrictions on free speech, particularly on issues related to Islam and Muslim immigration.

Goldstein on Gelt

The Investment Scam That Will Wipe You Out

By Doug Goldstein, CFP®

Which investment scammer has you in his sights? Who knows? But one thing is for sure - if you start by asking the most basic questions and not believing the unbelievable, you're well on your way to protecting yourself. The scammer will just move on to his next victim.

Monitor

Mike Wallace Shuffles Off This Mortal Coil

By Jason Maoz

Mike Wallace died earlier this month at age 93, and while some may find it preferable to focus on the positive when speaking or writing about an individual on the occasion his passing, the Monitor had little good to say about Wallace while he was living, so why start now?

MUSSAR – Avi Ganz

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Freedom Is the Ownership of Time

By Itamar Frankenthal

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