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Daas YochidSome random Jew's random thoughts. It will be fun.
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The Gedolim certainly care about single girls!
Way back in February, R Uri Deutch1 reassured us that the Gedolim actually cared about the shidduch crisis and the older girls, and that the collapse of the shidduch crisis takana2 had nothing to do with their lack of concern. Luckily, the...
Trump said he would make this deal - in March. We just didn't realize it.
Remember this Truth?
Turns out for once Trump was saying the truth. Everything he wrote here came to pass. What we didn’t realize though was that Trump, not Iran, would be doing the surrendering. But that’s why MIGA replaced MAGA.
Sad....
Eitz caught with their pants down. It's not ok.
Heads up: this is a take you may be surprised I am making. But if it makes you uncomfortable it’s worth it. This blog is not an echo chamber. When my readers were Chareidi I pushed back. Now that I have a bunch of Slifkin-stans I push back...
On giving in to terrorists: Iran and Eitz
Way, way too long for email. Use your browser. Possibly my longest post ever.
Iran won. Everyone knows this. I don’t think Trump attacking Iran was a good move (although killing Khameini is awesome) but once you start you need to finish....
A Public Apology to Rabbi Veshnefsky
Where this post was before, I had a post implying that Rabbi Veshnefsky, the author of Tell Me The Truth, wrote a story that was deliberately untrue. A number of people in the comments have pointed out to me that the story could have easily...
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