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July 29, 2011| 29 Tammuz 5771
Glenn Beck to Anti-Semites: “Count me as a Jew”
Vol. 7, Iss. 27
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Morris Bailey and the Future of NJ Horse Racing PHOTO BY MARK GREENBERG
ANTI-ZIONISTS BLAME MOSSAD FOR NORWAY TERROR
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Markowitz Slapped With Hefty Fine for Taking Freebies PHOTO BY DAVID SHANKBONE
Jewish philanthropist and real estate mogul Morris Bailey is now the owner of New Jersey's historic Monmouth Park Racetrack. BY FERN SIDMAN
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Finding Leiby Kletzky: The True Story of an Unseen Hero
Anders Behring Breivik posing in a compression garment. The home-made insignia reads: “Marxist hunter - Norway Multiculti traitor hunting permit.” BY TZVI BEN GEDALYAHU It did not take long for anti-Zionists to try to pin the massacre in Norway on Israel. The theory began with a way-out blog but now has reached Al Jazeera. ight-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik went on a rampage Friday night and killed dozens of people, most of them children, at a summer camp sponsored by Norway’s ruling Labor party. Breivik, a neo-Nazi who is against the foreign Muslim invasion of Norway, has made state-
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ments in favor of Israel concerning Palestinian Authority demands. He planned his bombing and follow-up massacre alone, but anti-Israeli elements tried to find a contorted line that could link the slaughter with the Mossad. The initial anti-Israeli reaction began with a self-styled investigative journalist’s blog in the United States but gained more prominence on the Al Jazeera website in a column written by a former Israeli. The American blog of Wayne Madsen, who says he is a former U.S. military analyst, wrote that Breivik has been a “supporter of
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Few people have heard the name Morris Bailey and that's the way he likes it. A deeply humble man, Bailey is the kind of entrepreneur who shuns the public limelight and would prefer to engage in mega-business deals anonymously if it were at all possible. This time around, however, his very public purchase of Monmouth Park Racetrack in Oceanport, New Jersey has tongues wagging. t 72, Mr. Bailey is no stranger to the world of high-stakes risk taking. His recent equestrian acquisition comes on the heels of his purchase of the Resorts Casino in Atlantic City last year in which he and partner Dennis Gomes, (a former Nevada casino regulator credited with helping drive the mob out of Las Vegas), plunked down a cool $35 million. The nation's first casino outside Nevada, "Resorts" proved to be tremendously profitable when it first opened its doors back on May 26, 1978, but in the ensuing years Resorts' share of the market plunged due to the increased competition generated by the opening of other casinos. Facing possi-
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