Alan Dershowitz, the epitome of a Harvard law school left-winger back in the days before the left-wing went Woke, endorsed two of my books dealing with Washington’s dangerous assaults on American Civil Liberty. Dershowitz’s failing is that as a defender of Zionist Israel he silences even Jews, such as Norman Finkelstein, who are critical of... Read More

Rumble link Bitchute link I finally figured out why Alan Dershowitz is such a good defense lawyer. He thinks like a cornered rat. A cornered rat, like a psychopath who has been caught, shifts into frenzied overdrive in search of an escape route. That’s what Dersh’s mind does, but in the world of legal strategems... Read More

Is Alan Dershowitz an Anti-Semite for saying Jews indeed do possess disproportionate power and influence? ALAN DERSHOWITZ SAYS JEWS SHOULDN’T APOLOGIZE FOR THEIR POWER Of course, Dershowitz is full of BS as he frames the argument on the assumption that Jews are being 'defensive' about their power and wealth when, in truth, they are being... Read More

Dershowitz is upset by Noam Chomsky, Norman Finkelstein, Karl Marx and Gilad Atzmon's failure to promote 'Jewish Values.' The question that comes to mind is what exactly can we learn about Jewish values from this Harvard 'law scholar'?

Dershowitz at his best moment. In his desperate attempt to defame Bernie Sanders, the Harvard professor has identified the enemy within: "the worst people in terms of not promoting Jewish values." Dershowitz was referring to Norman Finkelstein, Karl Marx, Noam Chomsky and Gilad Atzmon. I guess that most people would regard the company above as... Read More

Dershowitz is working hard these days. He understandably desperate to clear his name. This video is a short deconstruction of Dershowitz' recent appearance on Israeli TV.

Alan Dershowitz is a crafty debater, a capable attorney and a ferocious defender of Israel. He is also a Harvard professor and a former member of OJ Simpson's legal defense called the Dream Team. An article by Dershowitz appeared on op-ed page of the Wall Street Journal on Novemeber 7, 2007, titled "Democrats and Waterboarding".... Read More

This is the opening passage of Alan Dershowitz's attack on the Geneva Conventions. It sets the tone for a polemic that savages our continued commitment to the humane treatment of prisoners and endorses "varying forms of rough interrogation". The essay, "The Rules of War Enable Terror", employs the Harvard professor's rhetorical skills to undermine the... Read More

Let's start with a passage from Alan Dershowitz's latest book, The Case for Israel, now slithering into the upper tier of Amazon's sales charts. On page 213 we meet Dershowitz, occupant of the Felix Frankfurter chair at Harvard Law School, happily walloping a French prof called Faurisson, charged by the FF prof from Harvard U... Read More

Open the November 5 edition of Newsweek and here's Jonathan Alter, munching coyly on the week's hot topic, namely the propriety of the FBI torturing obdurate September 11 suspects in the Bureau's custody here in the United States. Alter says no to cattleprods, but continues the sentence with the observation that something is needed to... Read More

Most Americans don't know and probably don't want to hear about it, but the fact is that somewhere between the box cutters of Sept. 11 and the anthrax-in-the-envelopes of the last several weeks, civil liberties are slowly beginning to vanish. Columnist Nat Hentoff, a lifelong civil libertarian, may exaggerate when he writes, as he does... Read More