@CollinRugg Tucker Carlson is out of his depth when it comes to where the principles of Western civilization are found as well as American history. How he and others get so much wrong? Tucker Carlson graduated from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1991 with a B.A. in history.
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@CollinRugg Did he attend class or was he still using back then? Idk. I'm just asking the question.
Our criminal justice system is based upon Jewish Biblical law. Further, this is not an exhaustive list of principles we take for granted that come from the G-d of the Jewish people.
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@CollinRugg Here’s a list of key rights in American criminal law that trace intellectual or ethical roots to the Torah, what the Christian world calls the "Old Testament":
⚖️ 1. Presumption of Innocence / Proof Before Punishment
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It is true, Donald Trump apologized to Pat Buchanan for his statements about Pat Buchanan. The apology occurred in 2011, following Trump's critical remarks about Buchanan made during a 1999 appearance on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno."
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In that earlier interview, Trump had described Buchanan as anti-Semitic, anti-black, and having an admiration for Adolf Hitler, which he reiterated in the context of discussing Buchanan's potential as a presidential candidate.
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The reason for the apology was likely influenced by several factors. By 2011, Trump was increasingly aligning himself with the conservative movement, and his political ambitions were becoming more apparent.
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William F. Buckley, the founder of National Review whom Tucker Carlson named his son after and who is Vice President J.D. Vance's Deputy Secretary had a moral compass. He was instrumental in defining postwar American conservatism — and 1)
part of that meant drawing moral and intellectual boundaries. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, Buckley explicitly rejected antisemitism and extremism, effectively pushing figures like the John Birch Society, neo-Nazis,
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and open antisemites out of the mainstream conservative movement.
In the 1950s -1960s, in his National Review, Buckley made it clear that antisemitism had no place in conservatism. In 1959, he wrote,
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Watch Off Air With Attorney Ron Chapman @RonChapmanAtty
"9/11: The Saudi Connection They Tried to Bury"
No, it was not dancing Israelis on 9/11. These people who carried out the 9/11 terrorist attacks hate America and Israel for our shared Western values.
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The official investigation into 9/11, conducted by the 9/11 Commission and detailed in the 2004 report identified 15 of the 19 hijackers as Saudi citizens and noted that Saudi Arabia was a primary source of private donations to al-Qaeda before 2001,
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America’s Greatest Generation and the Social Contract of Polite Society
The term “Greatest Generation,” popularized by journalist Tom Brokaw, refers to the those that came of age during the Great Depression and fought in World War II.
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Beyond their military valor, this generation was defined by a shared moral framework and an implicit social contract that shaped American society in the mid-20th century. This contract, unspoken yet widely understood, governed behavior, expectations, and
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the rhythms of daily life, particularly in the realm of what might be called “polite society.”
At its core, the social contract of the Greatest Generation was rooted in mutual obligation, civic responsibility, and an ethic of restraint.
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@netre25 wrote, "Hamas continues to play nasty games with Israel and our missing dead hostages, all of them murdered and buried by Palestinian Hamas.
The three bodies they handed over to the Red Cross last night were NOT Israelis.
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And why do they have to play this obscene dark game at night?
Why are they afraid of conducting this Palestinian subterfuge in the light of day?
What are they ashamed of?
And why do they refuse to hand over the longest held hostage, Hadar Goldin?
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After they murdered him so many years ago they know precisely where they buried him.
Make HADAR GOLDIN the prime example of Palestinian Hamas inhumanity.