Alma S Flesch
A Holocaust survivor who has experienced both Nazism and fascism at first hand. A lawyer, now retired, and a (practically) lifelong New Yorker and Democrat.
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Another day for us to await developments with bated breath. The New York Times reports “Breaking news: U.S. and Iran begin peace talks,” and plans to give us live updates.
Since I like to be helpful whenever possible, and ce...
Vicariousness and Viciousness
This post comes with an apology and a promise. The apology is for yet another letter, given the fact that so many patient readers have already seen two earlier ones since last Friday. The promise is that this one will be rather short.
I wr...
Patriotism Is No Longer The Last Refuge Of A Scoundrel
Samuel Johnson famously said: “Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel.” According to his biographer, James Boswell, Johnson was not attacking patriotism, but false patriotism, and Johnson’s dictum has ever since been applied to those...
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