Antisemitism, often referred to as the “longest hatred,” is a complex, enduring, and irrational prejudice that has persisted for thousands of years. It is not based on facts, but rather on a combination of myths, lies, conspiracy theories, and scapegoating that have evolved over time to fit different historical
Hatred of the Jews had long been entrenched in Europe. The image of the Jew as the murderer of Jesus and the fact that Jews had rejected Christianity’s …
Historically, Jesus was executed by crucifixion under the authority of Roman Governor Pontius Pilate. While some New Testament accounts indicate that specific Jewish leaders and individuals in Jerusalem in the first century pushed for his execution, the concept of collective or generational Jewish guilt is rejected by historians and major religious institutions Continue reading
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I think re-dedicating our County to God is the best thing I have heard in years. We need to be thankful to our forefathers who set our country up with God as our savior. What ever god you believe in please continue. Local ministers preach accept God as your savior, putting in a frame work of our whole country doing it is epic! Dedicate your life. I would like to thank our Veterans for fighting to keep our heritage. The visitors in our country Illegals need to go Home to their own country instead of trying to change our country by rioting. Communism should not be allowed here. ATHEIST GO HOME, WE ARE OFFERING TO PAY YOUR WAY!
Which brings me to the veterans all over the world Thank You! To show our appreciation we will be having a Veterans column every month. Call a veteran and thank them! See a veteran thank them.
I am so discussed with the last two administrations Obama and Biden. Everyone is racing to our country because they like what they see, FREE EVERYTHING we need to change it. That is just like now people moving out of states because they elected sorry managers and now they will settle here and try to change us to what they were. A group of people think they have better ideas then they pick sorry leaders, or worst yet thieves, robbing the poor and innocent needy. People all around us are reaching for a free ride! Continue reading
An article from the Peter G. Peterson Foundation points out an aspect of the income/payroll tax system that has helped allow it to continue to exist – that aspect is tax breaks. The article makes these points:
* The United States lost an estimated $2.2 trillion in revenue through tax expenditures, commonly known as tax breaks, in 2025.
* According to the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT), tax exemptions “include any reduction in income tax liability that results from special tax provisions or regulations that provide tax benefits to particular taxpayers”.
* In 2025, the federal government collected $3.1 trillion in individual and corporate taxes. At the same time, the tax code generated $2.2 trillion in tax breaks – more than was spent on Social Security, Medicare, defense or any other program.
* The breaks exceeded the size of the $1.8 trillion deficit in 2025 by $444 billion. Continue reading
TheStatue of limitation is up Monday May 18th I think? After that they can’t be prosecuted! Ran Paul first let say that I disagree the way you vote. BUT you are right on with this investigation. I wrote about the COVID cover up during Obama’s first term. That is why I became a Republican. I research all the information on the internet. Here is my recollection.
Fauci was put in charge of COVID research by Obama who agreed to send money to WAHAN Lab for research in China. The decided to send it to a church, the church would later change thier name. The money would go through them to the Lab! Some where there aLab problem so Obama decided that he did not want to be involved OR COVER IT UP! Fauci did not agree and continued the program, whether Obama knew it after that I could not access. Continue reading
Across downtown Ocala and throughout Marion County, there is a renewed sense of momentum and optimism surrounding the future of our community. From locally owned small businesses and restaurants to major employers and manufacturers continuing to invest in the region, growth is happening in ways that strengthen every part of our local economy.
The recent expansion of E-ONE is a strong example of that continued progress.
For decades, E-ONE has been a cornerstone employer in the Ocala Metro and a globally recognized manufacturer with deep roots in our community. Their decision to further invest and expand operations here speaks volumes about the confidence companies have in Ocala’s workforce, business environment, and long-term potential.
Economic development is often viewed through the lens of attracting new businesses, but some of the most meaningful growth comes from companies that already call our community home choosing to stay, expand and build their future here. E-ONE’s continued investment reflects the kind of sustainable growth that benefits the entire region: creating jobs, supporting families, and strengthening the local economy. Continue reading
CareerSource Citrus Levy Marion has opened a new career center in Bronson, expanding access to workforce development services for businesses and job seekers across Levy County.
The center is located at 375 Garner St., Suite E in the Levy County Government Complex and is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
All services are offered at no charge. CareerSource CLM also operates a career center at the College of Central Florida Jack Wilkinson Levy Campus, open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The campus location follows a Monday–Thursday schedule from mid-May through early August.
Dale French, CSCLM’s executive vice president, said the two-site strategy strengthens access to workforce solutions. Continue reading
From the internet
The DOJ has escalated its probe into meatpacking giants to criminal status, targeting potential price-fixing that squeezes ranchers while jacking up your grocery bill—what happens if they crack this cartel?
- DOJ Antitrust Division investigates Tyson Foods, Cargill, JBS, and National Beef for criminal antitrust violations in cattle contracts.
- Four firms control 85% of U.S. beef processing market, amid 50% beef price surge.
- President Trump sparked the probe in November 2025 after accusing packers of manipulating rancher prices and inflating consumer costs.
- Wall Street Journal revealed criminal nature on April 21, 2026; no charges yet, DOJ silent.
- Texas Ag Commissioner Sid Miller hails it as long-overdue fairness for ranchers.
President Donald Trump accused meatpackers of manipulating cattle purchase prices in November 2025 and demanded DOJ action. Tyson Foods, Cargill, JBS, and National Beef face scrutiny for contracts tied to a pricing benchmark ranchers claim is rigged. Continue reading
MADISON, Fla.— Governor Ron DeSantis unveiled a new statue honoring President James Madison as part of Florida’s continued celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Madison is known as the “Father of the Constitution” because of his contributions during the American Revolution, and this statue honors his lasting legacy for both the nation and the state of Florida. With today’s dedication, Florida has completed the placement of statues honoring every Founder represented by a Florida namesake county.
“We honor President James Madison for his integral role in the founding of our nation and the American acquisition of Florida,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “As part of our commemoration of America’s semiquincentennial this year, we have unveiled statues of great Americans throughout our state. With this new statue in Madison County, we now have statues of our Founding Fathers in every Florida county that is named for a founder. These statues symbolize Florida’s commitment to celebrating our nation’s history and the great men who laid the foundation for the American experiment.” Continue reading
MIAMI, Fla. — The 5th Annual Commissioner’s Summit focused on school safety and security, Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 757 into law. This legislation further strengthens protections for students, faculty, and staff across Florida’s educational institutions and builds on Florida’s nation-leading school safety framework. The legislation expands key safety and security measures to the state’s colleges and universities, reinforcing the state’s commitment to maintaining safe learning environments at every level of education.
“We’ve made historic strides to implement school safety measures that are working to protect our schools. Today, I was proud to build on these efforts by signing HB 757, which enhances campus security requirements and best practices at our colleges and universities throughout Florida,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “We can have the highest academic standards, the strongest workforce programs, and the most innovative pathways for students, but must also continue our focus on the safety of our students and educators.”
“Thanks to Governor Ron DeSantis’ leadership, Florida has set the national standard for school safety, and House Bill 757 builds on that strong foundation by extending critical protections to our state colleges and universities,” said Commissioner of Education Anastasios Kamoutsas. “By extending the Guardian Program to higher education institutions, we are equipping campuses with additional tools to help safeguard students and professors. Every student deserves the opportunity to learn in a safe and secure environment, and this legislation reinforces Florida’s unwavering commitment to protect our schools.” Continue reading
