The Jewish Community Must Boycott The Women’s March

A disastrous appearance on The View has showcased the deeply anti-Semitic views held by Women’s March co-founder Tamika Mallory. Given an opportunity to renounce her support for Islamic extremist Louis Farrakhan, she refused, confirming that she indeed called him “The Greatest of All Time” years ago and still holds that opinion today. 

Mind you, this is a man who constantly attacks Jews and Israel, who leads a group that’s on the terror watch list, who tweets insane statements like “Jews are termites…Jews are slave masters…Hitler was a wonderful man…” and other offensive garbage.

Mallory, along with her equally atrocious co-founder, Linda Sarsour, are some of the worst anti-Semites I’ve ever seen! Their March has never been about helping women; rather it hurts women by promoting a dangerous and biased agenda. 

Even though this information has been public record since 2017, the most liberal members of the Jewish community refused to believe the truth, choosing instead to be apologists for these sick people. However, even they have their breaking point and it seems that all Jewish support for the Women’s March has evaporated (as it should). 

Rabbi Hirsch summed it up best, explaining why his congregation wouldn’t participate anymore: “In the aftermath of Pittsburgh, anti-Semitism can no longer be a narrow concern. If you tolerate or are sympathetic to those who are prejudiced against Jews, we cannot stand with you. If you deny Israel’s right to exist, we cannot stand with you.”

A splinter group, the “Women’s March Alliance,” will be holding a competing event in NY this weekend and some Jews have endorsed the counter-march. Personally, I want nothing to do with either group. They do not represent me or my views. Instead of encouraging unity, as Americans and as women, they want to divide us.

I would strongly encourage everyone to boycott the Women’s March crowd, especially the Jewish community. Their values are NOT our values. We should only associate with good groups that promote true empowerment for all women, not a select bunch of lunatics and radicals. 

When A French Bulldog Comes to Visit

Say hello to Petey, an adorable French Bulldog who’s come to visit while his family is vacationing in Israel. 

So far, this little cutie has fit right into the zoo crew and is getting along with everyone, except for one of the cats (jealousy issues).

Petey is extremely loving, sweet-natured, and gives lots of cuddles. The only problem—if you can call it that—stems from his sleep habits. Petey is a spoiled fur baby that arrived with his own custom bed that’s laying on top of my own mattress. He literally can’t spend a minute alone, even at night. While he sleeps soundly, I keep waking up from his snorting, snoring, and constant rolling. None of my pets do this, so it’s been a learning curve. 

Even though I’m not well rested, having him here has been a joy overall. I’m not sure I’d adopt a French Bulldog full-time since they’re a little quirky, but it’s fun for a visit. 

I love being able to meet and experience new breeds. Chihuahuas, of course, are still my favorite, but they all have their own charms. Life without pets would be such a sad existence indeed.

 

Any French Bulldog owners out there? Let me know the inside scoop. 

Jewish Family Terrorized During Spirit Airlines Flight

Spirit airline markets itself as a budget-friendly, no frills carrier. While none of their customers expect luxury, they do expect—and should receive—common courtesy. One family is sharing their nightmare experience of being terrorized by a flight attendant who called them “Retarded Jews.”

All of their troubles stemmed from a dispute over a car seat. Mr. and Mrs. Beck had received approval for the seat from a gate agent. The flight attendant, however, not only refused, but was extremely rude.

The Becks complied, even though it was a huge hardship since they were traveling with 3 children, aged 3 and younger, including a 6-week-old baby. As if that bad treatment wasn’t enough, it got even worse!

During the flight, Mr. Beck attempted to change seats so he could sit with his wife. A male flight attendant threatened him with arrest, becoming confrontational when the Becks protested and begged to stay together. 

Needless to say, this was shocking to everyone on board and others have expressed their outrage. “It was clearly anti-Semitism, a personal thing,” one passenger stated. 

After their flight from hell landed, two police officers and two Spirit supervisors escorted the family off the plane and they were told that their return tickets had been cancelled.

I can not wait to see how Spirit is going to explain this kind of abuse. Treating a young couple, with little kids, like that is beyond bad for their public relations. I would never fly this garbage airline after hearing such a disgusting tale of bigotry.

Clearance Price Tag Guide (Every Store is Different)

I love to shop clearance, but the prices can be deceptive—sure, it’s on sale, however, it could go even lower. Of course, the stores do this intentionally to confuse us, and not everyone knows that each store has a different code to indicate their best price. Once you learn how to read the tags, you’ll always know if it’s a good deal.

Walmart: Any tag ending with $.00.

Costco: Any tag ending with $.00 or $.97.

JC Penny: Any tag ending with $.97.

Target: Any tag ending with $.08 or $.04.

Gap: Any tag ending with $.97.

American Eagle: Any tag ending with $.00 or $.99.

Sam’s Club: Any tag ending with $.01 or $.31.

PetSmart: Any tag ending with $.07 or $.37.

BJ’s Wholesale: Any tag ending with $.00.

Land’s End: Any tag ending with $0.99.

Home Depot: Look for anything with a yellow tag. It will usually end in an $.06 or an $.03.

Office Depot: Any tag ending with $.04.

 

If you know of any additional codes, please add them to the list.