Monday, January 5, 2009
I was fortunate last night to get an invite to appear on WRKO 680AM's Pundit Review show with Kevin Whalen. Kevin wanted to discuss Saturday's Pro-Hamas Rally here in Boston and to talk about the Gaza situation generally. I ended up speaking to Kevin and taking a few calls for about 20 minutes during the 9:30-10 slot. Kevin had a great show last night (and not just my segment), as he does every week, and has already posted the audio here: Boston blog in the spotlight: Solomonia
Many thanks to Kevin for having me on, and for the positive notice.
This morning, WTKK 96.9FM's Michael Graham (Can I talk about them both in the same post? I know how you radio guys are.) links to the same post from his blog: Signs From People Who Are Smarter Than You. I was too late in getting the message to appear on his show, but he gave me a nice shout-out regardless.
Update: Michael has posted the audio of his interview with the execrable Nancy Murray (Cambridge Peacenik, ACLU employee...when there's a Jew involved, Nancy's there with a sign denouncing them...). Michael handles her well: Another Massachusetts Hamas Defender Speaks Out!
If you missed my conversation with Israel-bashing, Muslim American Society pal Nancy Murray (at podium, above), you can hear it on our "On Demand" page at 969wtkk.com. My favorite part is when she defends Hamas by pointing out that "they're not firing missiles, Michael. They're firing rockets."
Oh, ROCKETS. Well, that's completely different, Nancy. I'm ready to push Israel into the sea now, too.
Listed below are links to blogs that reference this entry: Solomonia on Radio (Update).
TrackBack URL for this entry: http://www.solomonia.com/cgi-bin/mt4/mt-renamedtb.cgi/15924
CAMERA debunks another claim made all too often in recent days (including by Nancy Murray in Graham's audio below) -- that Israel broke the ceasefire by launching an attack on Hamas in November. This is not true: ...how does CNN... Read More
3 Comments
Leave a comment to: Solomonia on Radio (Update)
Comment Info and Policy:
1) You must have Javascript enabled in your browser in order to comment (blame the spammers). If you don't know what that is, you're probably fine.
2) HTML is on, so basic html should work. Raw links will be made auto-clickable, too, so even if you don't know html you can just paste in the link and it should work fine. Keep the "http://" in it.
3) Comments are generally unmoderated, which means I don't necessarily agree with the tone and tenor of everything posted. In fact, sometimes people post things they don't really mean just to make other people look bad. The internet is an anonymous place for the most part. That said...
4) I welcome you to post here. I'd love to have your input, agree, disagree or just offer a different data point, really. If I didn't want any participation, I'd turn off comments. Be aware, however, that this blog and the comments section exist for my entertainment. Therefore, I reserve ALL RIGHTS here, including the right to remove any or all comments on nothing more than a whim. Please don't even bother complaining. I'm the one providing the space and the free news and thought buffet. I don't owe anyone anything.
Anyone who posts here will be treated as my guest. That means I'm happy to be polite as a default, but if anyone is rude to the host they'll be unceremoniously shown the door.
It may pay to recall a famous line from the Tom Selleck magnum opus, Mr. Baseball: "Jack-san, you want Yoji's advice about the babes, you come to Yoji with respect."
5) Enjoy your stay!
, p.44
Great job on WRKO, Sol. You should have your own show! Then, if we get Hillel a job as a reporter on CNN, there might be some hope for the world.
Dear Sol and Hillel,
As soon as I make my fortune (still working on it), I will buy a radio station for you both. Or at least your own radio program. And maybe a TV program, too.
It will beat FOX and will be popular not only with the gray unwashed masses, but also with the literati -- well, at least some of them who have not yet been totally brainwashed by the Left.
Oops, wait, the intelligentsia in the U.S. = liberal progressives, bummer. Well, those are fake intellectuals, anyway. You and Hillel, however, represent the true thinkers of America. There are many more, of course (not enough, alas), so I think there may be a market for it.
If George Tsures underwrites all kinds of leftist and anti-Israeli scum there is under the sun, isn't there an intelligent non-leftist tycoon billionaire who would do the same for the sane people?
Informative interview. Hits several of the more critical points, the enculturation of hatred from the earliest ages on up in "Hamasistan," the moral (and intellectual) relativism framed by the so many in the MSM, several other salient factors well framed. Nicely done throughout.