Victim?

by Leslie on November 27, 2011

It is a case of confused identity; it too is really a case of essential honesty. Hamas in Gaza recently swapped one Israeli for 1000 plus convicted Hamas and PLO murderers and felons. Gilad Shalit, young Israeli border guard, naive and innocent, probably never killed a bird, a cat never mind taken a human life. The 1000 released convicts, however, were significant for the amount of mass murderers, killers of women, children, even babies, that were released.  [click to continue…]

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Politics Schmolitics: Ten New Laws Worth Fighting For

by Leslie on September 23, 2011

1) FLAT TAX:

  • 6% for all earning less than $40,000 per year (amazingly over 46% of Americans currently pay no income tax whatsoever).
  • 12% for all earnings thereabove, no exceptions. [click to continue…]

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Shari’a and Western Compliance

August 25, 2011
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Article 22 of the 1990 Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam states: 1. Everyone shall have the right to express his opinion freely in such manner as would not be contrary to the principles of the Shari’a.

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The Impossibility of Absolution

July 27, 2011
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God created the universe. Fine. Largely logical and eminently reasonable. Man however invented words, which by definition exist only in the subjective recesses of human existence; every meaning, all implications, therefore, are relative.

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The Cat is finally out of the bag

June 27, 2011
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Last year it was Israel’s intransigence – building apartments in greater Jerusalem and in their settlements in the West Bank – that was to blame for the lack of Mid-East peace. This year, it is all about Israel’s refusal to accept “1967 borders,” originally an armistice line

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Hypocrisy and Selective Democracy

May 19, 2011
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Egypt was weak and Mubarak was weaker. Egypt – or, rather, Egypt’s government and army – relied on 3 billion dollars of US aid per year, and was allied with the relatively unaggressive but super wealthy Saudi Arabia and associated Arab Emirates. So when ambiguous protests germinated, with a sprinkling of democrats and liberals, Obama [...]

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A Turkish Flotilla – In Reverse

May 4, 2011
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Turkey claimed the moral high ground last year in actively supporting the Mavi Marmara flotilla aimed to break Israel’s “siege” of Gaza. Truth be told the siege was in fact shared with Egypt and relates primarily to armaments, rockets and related war-faring materials

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Speech given by Leslie Sacks at the Women’s Voices Now Film Festival – 3/17/2011

March 30, 2011
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17 MARCH 2011 – Presentation by Leslie Sacks Welcome everyone. Welcome to Los Angeles. Welcome to the Women’s Voices Now first Film Festival. Let me start by addressing my wife, my incomparable wife Gina, whose life support has sustained me and without whom this unique project would not have been born, to my sister and [...]

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The Elephant in the Room

March 19, 2011
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Recall the seemingly absurd rationale (among others) given by president George W. Bush for invading Iraq: to bring freedom and democracy to the Arab Middle East. Satirists had a field day, while the bulk of the West’s intellectual and political classes mocked George junior with no respite.

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Obama’s White House – A Policy of Discrimination

February 3, 2011

Obama’s pledge, when running for president, was to focus on human rights not war, on democracy, not special interests. In Israel’s case, at the UN, he has come up sorely wanting.

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