Thursday, April 17, 2025
Was the Logan Act Violated?
Time For Democrats and the Media to Stand Up for Americans
Wednesday, April 16, 2025
Another Crooked Prosecutor Gets Found Out
Monday, April 14, 2025
Another Almost Tragedy In Pennsylvania
Sunday, April 13, 2025
A Spiritual Message For the Season
Today is Palm Sunday, which, for this year, follows the first night of Passover. Thus begins the most sacred times on both the Jewish and Christian calendar. Generally, these holy times overlap, with Passover beginning on the fifteenth of Nissan, the first night of the full moon, and Easter on the first Sunday after the first full moon after the vernal or spring equinox.
For Orthodox Christians, Easter is celebrated on the Sunday following the end of Passover. In 2025, Passover is celebrated from the night of April 12 to the night of April 20.
According to the Bible and other historical records, Passover occurred because God gave Moses a command to lead the Jews, who Pharaoh held as slaves, out of Egypt and led them to a Promised Land, far beyond the Red Sea and the Sinai, while the Angel of Death "passed over" Pharaoh and his followers, spreading plague to the Egyptians’ first-born children, as Moses saves the Jews. The story is told in the Book of Exodus.
During the journey to Israel, Moses receives the Ten Commandments, which serve as a foundational moral and ethical code for both Judaism and later, Christianity.
Palm Sunday marks the triumphant return of Jesus to Jerusalem, after serving forty days in the desert, in prayer and penance, in the days just before He would celebrate Passover with His disciples. His followers waved and laid palms in his path as he rode in on a donkey.
In the Book of Matthew, Jesus’ final days are documented as He goes from hero, celebrating Passover on Thursday before he is arrested, to criminal, finally placed on trial and then dying, after the crowd calls for Pontius Pilate to crucify Him. Christians believe He was buried on Good Friday, before the beginning of Passover, and rose from death on Easter.
There are many modern cinematic stories, including The Ten Commandments and Jesus Christ, Superstar which detail both these events.
There is a movement in the United States called Messianic Judaism-Evangelical Christianity which combines Jewish and Christian theology and discusses both religions as one.
Notably, Rabbi Pastor Jonathon Cahn, author of the book, The Harbinger, is a well-known leader and preacher of this movement. He recognizes that both religions together provide invaluable life lessons for all people. And his book discusses the similarities of ancient Israel and the modern United States.
So, for the next several weeks, we should celebrate what the Passover and Easter seasons teach: to remind us of the wrongs we have done to others, to forgive those who have wronged us, and to endeavor to correct those wrongs, to heal our relationships, and to live in peace, harmony and love with our neighbors. To love one another as we wish to be loved by others.
May the Peace of Passover and Easter be with you the whole year.
Saturday, April 12, 2025
A Reminder That Humor Serves America the Best
Friday, April 11, 2025
Leaving the Clocks Set Where They Are
Riding the Market Wave (Or Ripple)
Passing the SAVE Act
"After four years of mass illegal immigration facilitated by the Biden administration, it is more important now than ever to ensure only American citizens are voting in American elections. By passing the SAVE Act, House Republicans are once again proving our commitment to defending the will of the American people," House Majority Whip Tom Emmer, R-Minn said in response to questions by the media.
Wednesday, April 9, 2025
It Is Time To Chill
Tuesday, April 8, 2025
The President IS the CEO
America 261, illegals Zero
Monday, April 7, 2025
The Recovery Has Begun and the Tariffs Will End
Sign Alonso Long-Term, Steve
Tariffs, Economics 101 and a Little Common Sense
Sunday, April 6, 2025
The Miracle Of Science and Theology
Saturday, April 5, 2025
The Chancellor Fails the Grade and Passes on Anti-Semitism
Schools Chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos admitted to what she called a “troubling oversight” in a statement on Thursday night that condemned the toolkit which was sent to all parents and students as hateful and anti-Semitic. It is her fault, ultimately, that the toolkit went out the way it did.
As the leader of the largest school district in the country, she has quite the indifferent approach to her job. It is HER responsibility.
And considering that her city has the largest Jewish population in the world, she is doubly at fault. ESPECIALLY with all the anti-Semitic and anti-Israeli hate being espoused in that city.
The New York Post reports that a version of the toolkit appears to have also been linked to in the October-November 2024 newsletter. The document, which has since been updated, called on readers to participate in “rage week” and “resist genocide” by mobilizing on the Saturday, October 5 “day of action” ahead of the anniversary of Hamas’ October 7, 2023, terror attack on Israel.
Very anti-Semitic.
The worst part of this disaster is that it took almost seven months BEFORE Chancellor Aviles-Ramos took the time to address this. It was a failure of her leadership of the New York City School System which allowed this hatred to fester and foment. For that alone, she should be immediately dismissed by Mayor Adams.
Some parents and teachers said it was a sign of deep-rooted anti-Semitism at the city Department of Education.
"It’s the systemic rot,” said Karen Feldman, an educator of over 26 years who resigned in November and co-founded the NYC Public School Alliance with teachers and parents to combat anti-Semitism and indoctrination at the DOE.
“Tons of teachers, parents and students are navigating these sites and coming across these very hateful problematic resources that are literally indoctrinating, filled with misleading information, propaganda and influencing our children’s minds. Maybe even their parents,” added Feldman, who said she has been investigating incidents like this since 2023.
Yes, anti-Semitism is deeply rooted in New York City. And it will take years to rid the entire system of the stench.
Meanwhile, Mayor Adams, now that HIS legal issues are behind him, needs to step up and take hold of this, before what is happening at Columbia and other Colleges, destroys the Elementary, Middle and High Schools of New York City forever.