March 11, 2012
My New Blog
March 09, 2012
Coming soon..the new web site.
March 06, 2012
The Blog Must Die!
This blog is shutting it's (virtual) doors.
It has been so much fun, but really-I don't want to be in the closet anymore.
I'm really proud of my work, my opinions, my abilities as a writer and communicator. I'm so proud of all my blogging and writing friends who are fighting the fight under their own names and identities-putting themselves at risk professionally, financially and socially.
I'm proud to be associated with them and proud to be on their speed dials and e-mail chains.
There is a lot at stake nowadays, but I'm finally ready to just be who I am and take my lumps as necessary.
I won't delete the blog because there are lots of excellent links up here, and certainly some subjects that I will revisit in the coming months and years, so this will remain an archive of sorts.
If I do it right, you'll hear of me, and about me and hopefully continue to enjoy more of my work.
It has been my pleasure sharing links and thoughts with you.
I'm getting older, not younger and more set in my ways. We have a civilization battle on our hands. Andrew Breitbart is dead, he was only a couple years older than me-and that upset me more than I can really explain-and also solidified in my mind that the right thing to do is put my name to every single thing I think and not be intimidated by anyone, or afraid of any repercussions. He was a fighter, a real Macabee, and that's just gotta be the way I roll from now on.
Thank you for reading. It has been a pleasure-but I've got Very Important Things To Say and I'm just gonna be saying them from now on.
March 05, 2012
Busy Week!
Please visit the usual suspects as I sort through a backlog of stuff.
March 01, 2012
David Frum is a Descpicable Piece of Excrement
It's hard to come up with the appropriate words to describe this foul, disgusting excuse of a man.
I guess we're lucky Frum waited-just barely-for rigor mortis to set it, and that's the nicest thing I could ever say about David Frum.
David Frum is a jealous, petty loser who can barely write. Despicable. 
What Do You Do In Your Post-Slut Years
I think it's pretty awful what "fame" means to women nowadays.
I definitely think that women need to utilize their assets, at the right time and in the right way. What do I mean by that?
That means looking your best, being healthy, living well, getting an education, etc..in order to attract the best possible life partner, and have a good life as a wife and mother. I realize that it's not for everyone.
There are years when women are in their prime-their most fertile, etc..
But I keep thinking what a dramatic and depressing decline "famous" women have when they are on the northern cusp of their beauty and fertility. I mean-gravity is a bitch!
The pictures of famous women are basically geared for maximum titillation and to convince people of the woman's slutiness.
There are a finite number of sexual activities that happen between men and women-and most pictures appear to only document a given celebrity's credentials in this department.
Am I wrong? I mean how many variations of the lolly pop sucking photos must we see?
I know men like to look at variety, but I can't help but wonder about the massive sound of THUD as stars like Rhianna, and others can no longer sell themselves as sex objects.
Does anyone actually like the pictures of Madonna-pushing 50 sucking lollypops?
A lot of the photos are pathetic rather than sensual.
I personally would rather see sensual, and leave more graphic and less subtle stuff for people to consume more privately.
All of these pictures, to me-just scream "HEY I KNOW HOW TO GIVE A BJ".
Or "HEY I KNOW HOW TO HAVE SEX"
How creative is that?


Andrew Breitbart, Z"L
I am really upset about this, and I feel so terrible for his four kids and his wife and family. This is just awful and hard to believe.
I think that he was a modern day Macabee for the Jewish people and the civilized world.
I won't get into any maudlin tribute to someone that I didn't know personally-I think real mourning is, and must be "saved" for those we knew and loved personally.
He was a very intelligent, forward-thinking, man and I wish I didn't feel so sad about this but I do.
One day we are here-the next day gone. An absolute pity.
I do believe an appropriate tribute is to continue to fight the fight-in any and every way that each of us is capable of doing. 