My New Policy

Home

Faiths & Prayer

My New Policy

…on comments, in case you hadn’t noticed already, is to unpublish not only sock puppets but anything and everything written — past, present, and future — by any guest whose comments tend to be moronic, anti-Semitic, etc., even if he chances to say something innocuous. Any such idiot who tries getting on another computer with another IP address, using a new pseudonym, and then complains about censorship, will be deleted.

No, no don’t thank me. It’s no trouble. It’s my pleasure.

You Might Also Like...

Another Blog To Enjoy!!!
Thank you for visiting Kingdom of Priests. This blog is no longer being updated. Please enjoy the archives. Here is another blog you may also enjoy: Kabballah Counseling Happy Reading!

posted 11:24:22am Aug. 16, 2012 | read full post »

Animal Wisdom: The Voice of the Serpent
Our family watched Jaws together the other evening -- which, in case you're wondering, I regard as responsible parenting since our kids are basically too young to be genuinely scared by the film. The whole rest of the next day, two-year-old Saul was chattering about the "shark teeth." "Shark teeth g

posted 3:56:33pm Mar. 16, 2010 | read full post »

Reading Wesley Smith: Why the Darwin Debate Matters
If the intelligent-design side in the evolution debate doesn't receive the support you might expect from people who should be allies, that may be because they haven't grasped why the whole thing matters so urgently. I got an email recently from a journalist whom I'd queried on the subject. "All told

posted 5:07:12pm Mar. 15, 2010 | read full post »

The Mission of the Jews
Don't miss my essay over at First Things on the mission of the Jews to the world. This, I think, the key idea that the Jewish community needs to absorb at this very unusual cultural moment, for the time is so, so right. Non-Jews are waiting for us to fulfill the roll God gave us in the Torah. Please

posted 6:14:16pm Mar. 05, 2010 | read full post »

Darwin at the Mountains of Madness: Evolution & the Occult
Of all the regrettable cultural forces that Darwinism helped unleash, perhaps the most surprising and seemingly unlikely is its role in sparking the creation of modern occultism. Charles Darwin himself could not have been less interested in the topic. But no attempt to assess the scope of his legacy

posted 2:04:11pm Mar. 04, 2010 | read full post »

read all»

Comments read comments(5)

post a comment

Phillip Marlowe

posted October 15, 2009 at 7:57 pm

Well, of course you’re going to do this. Don’t Jews love censorship? Especially now that White people are waking up to them across the world?
Oh, yeah, I’m certain you’ll delete this too. But that’s OK, I’m pleased that you read it.
Come by my blog and get a eyefull, Jew.

David Klinghoffer

posted October 15, 2009 at 8:02 pm

You know, this one (“Phillip Marlowe”) I think I’ll leave up just for the sake of calling a coward a coward to his face — or anyway to his chicken-hearted pseudonym. Do indeed visit his website and you’ll see why I make a policy of unpublishing many comments.

Turmarion

posted October 15, 2009 at 8:48 pm

I’d like to give you kudos here, David–the website is indeed revolting and repellent. All blogs and forums worth reading are moderated and edited, as necessary. Trolls never seem to understand that, though.
Now if we could talk about octopi, aliens, and God’s image….

Tom

posted October 16, 2009 at 3:27 pm

So Marlowe is the Jack Chick of Jews. Interesting (unless of course it’s sockpuppetry

Michael Peterson

posted October 16, 2009 at 3:29 pm

Thank you, David. Truth be told, the content of more than a few of your critics drove me away from your website … an absence I much regretted.
… and along Tumerion’s excellent suggestion: Let’s get back to the subjects at hand.
Peace,
Michael