8.29.26 Seth Grossman WPG Radio. Remember Richard Somers on September 4. Antisemitism is a variant of socialism. 2 Needless Deaths in Mays Landing are more evidence of our broken democracy.

On September 4, we remember Richard Somers the other 12 Americans who died in Tripoli, North Africa on September 4, 1804. Memorial (Sept 4): On September 11, we remember 3,000 Americans who died in New York, the Pentagon, and Pennsylvania on September 11, 2001. The story of Richard Somers tells us who attacked us on September 11, 2001, why they attacked us, and what we need to do to stop them from attacking us again.

Read the Richard Somers story in last week's issue of the Shore Local newspaper. Click the following link to read it online: Use this week's Shore Local to share the story of Richard Somers. - Liberty and Prosperity

Antisemitism is a strain of socialism. Both are based on envy. Both claim that successful people have "too much" because they "oppress" or "exploit" those with too little. Both blame others for every problem in their lives and every evil in the world rather than working to make their own lives better.

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Two good people were killed in Mays Landing last Saturday because we have allowed our democracy to become totally useless and dysfunctional.

President Trump created $10 trillion of our $40 trillion federal government debt. He didn't have to do that. He had choices.

Why did the pro-Israel "AIPAC" lobby help defeat Tom Massie? Massie is a fiscal conservative and longtime member of the Freedom Caucus who tried to cut spending and balance the budget. Short answer: President Trump hated Massie and wanted to get him out of Congress.  It is now normal for almost every organized lobbying group to help elect bad politicians and defeat good ones so they can get what they want from the government.

EDITED TRANSCRIPT OF SETH GROSSMAN RADIO INTERVIEW WITH JOHN DEMASI ON AUGUST 29, 2026:

SETH GROSSMAN:  This Friday, September 4, we'll hold a ceremony, - at the park by the library in Somers - Point, - at Shore Road across the street from Charlie's - Bar. - To remember Richard Somers, our local hero from Somers Point. He died on September 4, 1804, in Tripoli, North Africa. He fighting in America's first foreign war against Islamic terror.

The full story of Richard Somers is published on Page 8 of this week's edition of Shore Local, a free newspaper in the area.

Morton Klein, the President of the ZOA, the Zionist Organization of America will be speaking at 7pm  this Sunday night at the Rodef Sholom Synagogue at Plaza Place and Atlantic Avenue, in Atlantic City. According to the flyers, he will be talking about how to fight antisemitism, and the propaganda lies against Israel.   Unfortunately, most Jewish organizations that claim to fight antisemitism make the problem worse. That is because they seem more interested - in keeping their stupid rainbow, - leftist coalition together so we keep electing Democrats. They are not protecting Jews.

JOHN DEMASI:  What is the reason? Why is there so much antisemitism? - I know you could talk for an hour - about this, but what do you know about it?