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A Review of The Wandering Who

“The Wandering Jew, like Cain, is Everyman. We are what we will to be: Cain or Abel, with a soul or without one, sympathetic to our fellows or indifferent, human or non-human.”
- (William A. Cook, “The Eternal Jew Goes on Forever,” 24/08/09).

(LAVERNE, Calif.) - Gilad Atzmon’s insight into the organism created by the Zionist movement in his book, The Wandering Who, is explosive.

It tears the veil off of Israel’s apparent civility, its apparent friendship with the United States, and its expressed solicitude for western powers—Britain, Canada, Australia, France and Germany—exposing behind the veil, the assassin ready to slay any and all that interfere with its tribally focused ends.

Paul J. Balles` Book review: The Wandering WHO?

Book review: The Wandering WHO? Gilad struggled with the conflict between his early experiences as an Israeli Zionist and his awakening as a humanist.

(MANAMA, Bahrain) - The Wandering WHO? navigates between thought-provoking personal experiences, historical and philosophical issues.

Gilad Atzmon, scholar, prolific writer and leading jazz saxophonist has authored the book The Wandering WHO? In it he astutely explores the identity crisis he himself experienced and one faced by many Jews.

Op-Ed: How to Know What`s True In Age of Information Overload

Pragmatic, Serious, Sensible Guiding Steps To Navigating Blur of 21st-Century Media Terrain.

(SEASIDE, Ore.) - Seldom, these days,. do I ever find any book, even the most professional-level ones, of such overriding importance that it requires me to write essentially a book-report in place of mine own "informed opinion" as an Op Ed.
But it does still happen --very occasionally indeed.

This one is simply titled "BLUR".

Faithful Circle - A Response to Noam Chomsky`s book `Fateful Triangle`

Hypotheses and Tests
"Israel has never fired a shot in the defense of American interests"
Jay Knott, August 2010

(EUGENE, Ore.) - "Dear Mr. President: We write to affirm our support for our strategic partnership with Israel, and encourage you to continue to do before international organizations such as the United Nations..."

Book Review: Nomad Diaries

Nomad Diaries shows that even in the darkest of obstacles in the end there is light and survival; support from surprising places and the power of forgiveness, friendship and listening.

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - Sister, I ask myself who am I? Really! Canjeero-eating, hijab-wearing, broken English speaking, and stressed like most American. Am I American? Does that make one American? I never reasoned I would call myself American.

The dark blue passport I hold does not confirm my belonging to this country. Who am I when my own grandkids cannot speak my language? When they detest what I want them to embrace?

Nordic Mysteries: The Millennium Trilogy

Ralph Stone shares his thoughts on the latest edition in the series by Stieg Larsson.

(SAN FRANCISCO) - I highly recommend the movie, "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," based on Swedish mystery writer Stieg Larsson's Millennium Trilogy. The other two books are "The Girl Who Played with Fire" and "The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest."

What is compelling about the Trilogy is the complex characters, the fast-paced story telling with interesting plots and sub-plots. The books are long and very political.