Marin’s Newsletter
Marin County ConfidentialAn investigative approach to Marin County history and politics
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“The (Buffer) Zone of Interest:” An Orinda Assemblymember Just Introduced Legislation To Stifle Protest of the US-Israel War on Iran. California Media Shrugged.
Fighting the good fight: Donna Lieberman, NYCLU
"Stay Out Of My Beachfront Synagogue, Lebowski!" Video from the Detention Area of Kol Shofar's Journalist-Restricted "Antisemitism Legislation" Conversation with State Senator Mike McGuire
While I was being detained, a man in a pale shirt, who appears to be Wexner Alumnus Greg Neichin, walked into the frame of my GoPro. Neichin took a lead position in shutting down a 2024 San Anselmo Library presentation on Palestinian histor...
Preview Video: Kol Shofar Calls Tiburon Police To Detain This Reporter; Block Mill Valley Attorney; and Eject Activist.
Dirty work: Kol Shofar administrators were afraid to turn me away from the March 19 event themselves; instead they sent their security guard and three Tiburon Police officers to detain me. This was the view from the spot where I was detaine...
Amaleki-mania! Rabbi Steinberg Invokes “Amalek” In Advance of State Senator McGuire’s Visit to Wexner-Linked Kol Shofar to Discuss (Even More) “Antisemitism” Legislation
Announcement of the March 19 “Conversation on Antisemitism Legislation” issued by Kol Shofar’s Instagram account.
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