Friends,

Excuse my “test” comment above.

For dark reasons of known only to TypeKey itself, after months of it’s having banned me from Roger’s comment section (neither Roger nor I could figure out what TypeKey was up to, and why it held such animus against me), I seem to be, like my governor, BACK!.

So I shall add my jejune bloviations to the mix.

While criticism of Israel and its policies most certainly does not in itself constitute anti-Semitism, in our country and at this time, the two are so often joined inseparably, that one makes a false positive error in thinking such criticism signals the presence of an anti-Semite so seldom (in my limited experience)…one hardly needs to worry about such an error.

Alan Dershowitz’s “tells” for anti-Semitism in criticisms of Israel are helpful; they are outlined in his book, The Case for Israel.

He has said it was his “least favorite book,” and he hated writing it. No one has had to write “The Case for Canada” or even “The Case for Iran” or “The Case for France.”

Yo, Buddy!

Jamie Irons