In a little white house by a creek, the wind shook it all, and there was no good sleep, and animals also restless scurried with the mice and noise raised up and creaked.

Kicking him was not for me, not my kind of kicks, but watching the expectation, that is fun, standing as if battles won, a smirk on me, and my hands reach for a gun, I spin the barrel, I giggle, it's too much fun..

Something that needs to be said; The United States and the Jewish People dodged a bullet at around the same time. People who aren't down with this are now shaking.

On behalf of the team at We Believe in Israel and all our loyal supporters, we are utterly heartbroken by the devastating news surrounding the return of the Bibas family’s bodies. There are moments in life when words fail, when even the most eloquent phrases seem hollow and inadequate. This is one of those moments. How does one begin to articulate the horror and revulsion felt at the cruel, monstrous actions of Hamas? How does one find words that truly convey the outrage at the deafening silence from the international community? And what language could possibly encompass the depth of grief for the innocent lives so cruelly stolen—those of two beautiful children and their devoted mother? It defies comprehension that such barbarity can exist, and even more so that it could be met with apathy or indifference. But as we grapple with this agony, we must also remember that silence is complicity, and forgetting is the ultimate betrayal. We owe it to the Bibas family to remember, to mourn, and to demand justice—not just for them, but for all who suffer under the same shadow of terror. We can do little now but pray, with all the fervour of broken hearts, that the Bibas family may find peace. And to Yarden, we say this: you are not alone. An entire world of Jews and Israelis mourn with you, standing shoulder to shoulder in solidarity, grief, and unbroken love. May their memory be a blessing, and may we all carry the weight of their story as a reminder that goodness must prevail, that evil must be confronted, and that humanity cannot afford to turn a blind eye.

What we know is the cheese sticks are somehow getting into the white house. That's all we know for sure.

I know! why not build some religious buildings, and an interfaith one at that! Also a Trump Space Museum.

I like the truth, but its got to include either Bill Hole or Superman!