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Building wealth is not just about earning, it’s about making smart decisions, staying disciplined, and trusting the process. 📈 Big appreciation to my coach @Stevenzack13🍾🎊
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25 years ago today Douglas Adams passed away; I met him once in Forbidden Planet - a giant lovely man
and such a funny writer
I have used this quote often
“I love deadlines. I love the great whooshing sound they make as they go by…”
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David Klein a Jewish candy maker,created Jelly Belly beans in 1976. Ronald Reagan loved them after using jelly beans to quit smoking, and later stocked Jelly Belly throughout the White House, Oval Office and Air Force One during his presidency.
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Gold’s Gym was founded in 1965 by Joe Gold, born to Belarusian Jewish immigrant parents in Los Angeles. His original Venice Beach location became a symbol of fitness in 1970s America.
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The new & exciting show sweeping the country @PlankShow & @StinkinGenius1 8p-11p pst. @FoxSportsRadio where should we start?
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Jewish actor and comedian Peter Sellers, famed for his inspector Clouseau role in the“The Pink Panther”came from the Mendoza family through his mother.He was related to Daniel Mendoza,the celebrated Sephardic Jewish boxer and famed 18th century English prizefighter.
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Just read: The Group.
Sidney Lumet’s 1966 film version of Mary McCarthy’s “juicy” novel didn’t make much of an impression, and I blame the book. Vassar students graduate and then discover adultery, rape, lesbianism and suicide, all the ingredients for a Ho-hum daytime soap.
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〽️UMich DEI Director Rachel Dawson:
“The university is controlled by wealthy Jews”
“We don’t work with Jews — they’re wealthy and privileged”
“Jews have no genetic DNA connecting them to Israel”
Investigation backed it. She was fired
This wasn’t a lone-wolf vandal or fringe professor
This was the HEAD of Multicultural Initiatives
Michigan’s campus is just a toxic place
Regents cracking down on students
CCP funding the place 🇨🇳
Jewish Resource Center attacked — guy screaming “Fuck the Jews. They are controlling us.”
[video attached — late last year]
The whole thing is toxic. Shut it down #LeadersAndBest
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This Day (May 8) in 2001, the walls of a remote cave in the Judean Desert were covered with the blood of two Jewish boys — deliberately smeared there by their Palestinian killers in a final act of barbaric triumph.
Koby Mandell (13) and Yosef Ishran (14) had gone hiking near their homes when they were ambushed.
The terrorists bound their hands, stabbed them repeatedly, and beat them to death with rocks.
The mutilation was so horrific that forensic teams needed dental records to identify the bodies.
This was no random act of violence.
This was the sadistic murder of two innocent Jewish children during the early days of the Second Intifada — the terror campaign Yasser Arafat deliberately launched after rejecting Ehud Barak’s generous peace offer at Camp David (a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital).
Just months earlier, Arafat had chosen the path of blood instead of peace.
Koby and Yosef paid the price with unimaginable cruelty.
Seasoned Israeli investigators were shaken to their core. These weren’t soldiers. They were children, simply hiking near their village in their ancestral homeland.
Their mothers waited in agony as the search dragged on. When the bodies were found, the scene was almost unspeakable.
Nothing about this is or has ever been “resistance.” Aiming to destroy the world's only Jewish state and wipe out all Jewish men, women and children has been the goal.
Never forget Koby Mandell and Yosef Ishran.
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