Roger Froikin @rlefraim wrote, "FOR YEARS RUTH BADER GINSBURG SPOKE OF HOW MUCH SHE DEPLORED THE WAY POLITICS WAS BECOMING SOMETHING SO DEPENDENT ON LOTS OF MONEY
Bernie Sanders yelled a lot about Billionaires buying elections.
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Even Joe Biden, when a Senator, made speeches against the rich buying elections and distorting the system.
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BUT TODAY, MICHAEL BLOOMBERG, TOM STEYER, THE KOCH BROTHERS, THE PEOPLE AT GOOGLE (When not working with the Chinese), Bezos and other Billionaires, are trying to buy the election for Joe Biden, and that's OK with Joe and Kamala.
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Consider something: There are campaign finance laws in effect. Why are these not being applied to these Billionaires who are giving hundreds of millions to candidates both directly and indirectly...
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(so as to avoid the rules), and when it comes down to it, the campaign finance laws are being materially thwarted?
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Bloomberg just said he would use $100 million just in Florida for Biden. Where is that Election Commission limit? Is it suspended for Bloomberg? Here's an idea: These Billionaires should be penalized for an amount at least equal to, their contributions as a penalty...
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for evasiveness, the fines to be paid into a fund to fix the destruction done by their Antifa and Black Lives Matter stooges.
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So Bloomberg wants to spend $100 million in Florida. Then how about a penalty for that or twice that, for daring to try to buy an election, which is a 3rd degree Felony in Florida with legislated financial and prison penalties."
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How they relate to one another is for their peoples, but, minimally, this is about ethnic respect and freedom among groups and a real permanent peace with India,
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by ending the Pakistani leadership using India as a scapegoat for its inability to develop their country & build prosperity.
Frankly, there is nothing holy about the borders that the imperialist states drew for their ability to continue to take advantage of former colonies."
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Roger Froikin @rlefraim wrote, "PARSHAT YITRO - A SECOND LOOK
Bat-Zion Susskind Sacks and I both wrote and published essays highlighting issues in Parshat Yitro, and afterward we discussed what we wrote.
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We discovered that there was another, very important lesson in Yitro’s role in Torah, one that seems to be missed generally.
You see, Yitro (Jethro) was not some sophisticated man who benefitted from an expensive higher education at some elite school like Harvard or
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Oxford or the Sorbonne. He was simply a herder of sheep and cattle and goats, maybe a farmer to some degree, sort of like the Bedouin who move around to find grass for their flocks.
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Zionism is Biblical, as Roger Froikin wrote, "Zionism started 4,000 years ago, not in the late 19th century, with the promise to Avraham, Yitzchaq, and Ya’acov, with Moshe (Moses) 3,400 years ago and the trek through Sinai to Eretz Yisrael.
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Through periods of plenty and famine, exile, and conflicts, B’nei Yisrael (now referred to as Jews) looked to the Land of Israel as their homeland, promised by the Creator to a people chosen to have a special role in the history of civilization."
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We must be the ones to define Zionism and not have antisemites who know nothing about Jewish history or those who twist it define who we are.
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"BREAKING NEWS: Pam Bondi: FBI arrests key figure in September 11-12, 2012 Benghazi terror attack: Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that the FBI has arrested one of the key participants Zubayr al‑Bakoush behind the Benghazi attack.
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According to Bondi’s announcement:
Bakoush will face a U.S. indictment that includes murder, arson, and terr0rism‑related offenses tied to the deaths of Ambassador Chris Stevens and Information Management Officer Sean Smith, and security contractors Glen Doherty
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and Tyrone Woods during the Benghazi attack.
The case has been a long‑running target of U.S. law enforcement, with previous prosecutions (including the conviction of Ahmed Abu Khattala years ago).
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Roger Froikin @rlefraim wrote, "LANGUE ET ASSIMILATION LINGUISTIQUE
A QUESTION FOR QUEBEC
The question of maintaining the use of French in Quebec has long been raised.
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Two independence referendums were held in Quebec, where the main issue was to preserve language and culture in the face of what Quebecers perceive as strong pressure from English-speaking North America.
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Let's take Israel as an example. Israel is a small country in an English-speaking world, & yet it has revived its language & uses it for almost everything, though most of its inhabitants also speak English & several other languages.
Roger Froikin @rlefraim wrote, "Voter ID is not sufficient—as some states, 14 of them, are issuing driver’s license IDs to illegals and non-citizens.
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The only thing that will make a difference is if the federal government, to protect the Constitution and rule of law,
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start disqualifying officials elected by illegal votes. Refuse to seat senators and Congress members elected by illegal votes,
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