New York Pogrom

New York law enforcement stood by to allow terrorist sympathizers to engage in ethnic and religious intimidation of Orthodox Jews in their own neighborhood, the largest enclave of Jews in such a small area in America, Borough Park; yet, the police aggressively arrested Jews who tried to stand up to the thugs harassing them. Imagine if the Ku Klux Klan had entered a predominately African-American neighborhood in New York, would the police have facilitated racial discrimination and detained the residents who actually live there who dared stand to oppose it? This was the NYPD taking sides and siding with the mindset that took down the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001. This was a sick display of hate and promotion of genocide of the Jews that should not be tolerated in America. This was "globalize the Intifada" in action. Jews and decent people of any faith (or no faith, if they are simply not Jew-haters) must demand that authorities protect residents of areas under assault rather than troublemakers who come from the outside to carry out an attack. 

Is Speech Free?

In Europe, the People have nothing like the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, and are not really free to speak their minds. Germany is jailing folks for posts on the web, and the United Kingdom is holding Tommy Robinson as a political prisoner. Katie Hopkins has been made a non-person and almost destitute by Britain because she told the truth. With Trump back in office, you are able to speak your piece, but Americans were not able to do so under the Biden regime. You are only truly free when you are permitted to say what you want without fear of sanction by government. 

A Different Breed

In recent times, American Presidents have not been permitted to drive themselves by the Secret Service. Not only did Trump take the wheel, but he took it on a race track! Not only is the President leading our nation but he was using his heavily armored "Beast" as the Daytona pace car. 

Did Not Disappoint

The Auburn tussle against Alabama lived up to the hype. Nate Oats has taken the Tide to heights heretofore unseen with his brilliant concepts. He has recruited great athletes who play to the style, and they fight hard. Bruce Pearl at Auburn is the best special situation coach I have seen. His in-bounds plays are unstoppable. Pearl is fantastic at in-game adjustments. The rivals fought like champions with all the odds to Alabama's favor. The Tide was playing at home before fanatic supporters. They managed to foul out two significant Auburn contributors (Dylan Cardwell and Chad Baker-Mazara), and Johni Broome, the best collegiate player in the nation, re-injured his ankle taking him out in crucial moments of the game and slowing him down when he re-entered the contest. Yet, with all that adversity, Auburn found a way to win. These are national championship caliber teams. 

The Alabama Battle

An event will happen today that has never occurred before, number one in the nation takes on the second-ranked team, both representing Forrest Gump's home state. Of course, Gump is fiction but first-ranked Auburn is real as rain, as is current number two Alabama, and not in football either. We are talking round ball here and though each team has football national titles, neither has ever won one on the hardwood, but that could change this season. If you enjoy basketball, this is a game you will love. 

Made the Trade

The Lakers went from being a team that might struggle to make the playoffs to a title contender with a spectacular transaction. Luka Doncic should improve Los Angeles considerably, but even after the trade, lowly Utah beat the superstars. The Lakers may end up winning the championship with two of the best players leading the way, but they will have to earn it. 

To the Right

Every time a so-called "asylum seeker" attacks his hosts, it gains votes for so-called "far-right" political parties. The Afghan terrorist in Germany may have just secured victory for AfD. Amazingly enough, Germans do not want to be run down by vehicles or stabbed in the back for walking in a park or going to a Christmas market.