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A political stance that seeks only popularity and easy answers is not the way forward, he says

"Kaamelott, premier volet" : on en a gros ! «  Au bûcher ! » On voit l’affaire gros comme un château : devant la rédaction de Marianne, des hordes de fans, fourches et torches brandies, exigeant, comme le répurgateur, que l’auteur hérétique de ces lignes flambe comme une saucisse, subisse le fameux «  piqué diagonal » de Guethenoc et se fasse soustraire «  les noix » façon Venec. Car nous nous apprêtons à cracher une valda douloureuse : nous avons eu la chance de voir le premier volet de la trilogie Kaamelott, attendu en salle le 21 juillet, et nous n’avons pas ...

The Year 1740: Effect of the Divine Light Torah as “Trigger:” In the year 1740, the equivalent to 5500, which is equivalent to the dawn of the Shabbat, Erev Shabbos, it is 6:00 a.m. on the Cosmic Clock. More light descends on both science and Torah. It is important to appreciate that science is G-d’s work, just as much as Torah, except that there is no command that the Jews study science; that’s left to the non-Jewish nations. Jews, however, were specifically commanded to study Torah. There is a reason why Torah is infinitely greater than science. Torah is not just

Addthis Trinity Long Room Hub Arts & Humanities Research Institute presents "Behind the Headlines: History, Hope, and the Political Speech” on Monday, March 1. What makes a political speech? From Aristotle to Hannah Arendt, philosophers have seen the arts of rhetoric and oratory as essential to the proper functioning of the public sphere.  Some speeches, like Martin Luther King’s 1963 dream vision or Greta Thunberg’s 2019 ‘How dare you?’ address have defined a generation. Others have embedded lasting images, metaphors, and poetic borrowings – ‘the iron cu...