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is returning this month. Welcome back to the Dersh show, as you can probably see from my slanted roof.

I'm back on Martha's Vineyard.

Boy, they let me know it with a bang, So here I am on Martha's Vineyard and Chabad, this great organization that I helped found on the Vineyard and at Harvard Jewish pro-Israel organization invited me to teach a

course on the Bible. I wrote a book about the book of Genesis called the Janice of

Justice so the Rabbi at Chabad asked me to the book of Genesis called the Genesis of justice.

So the Rabbi Ed Chabad asked me to teach a four unit course

on the book of Genesis.

People signed up, it was fine. Then the opposition started. People

started threatening to quit Chabad and to boycott and protest. The fact that this organization would give me a platform, me, somebody

who actually defended Donald Trump and the Constitution of the United States in front of the Senate,

how could any Martha's Vineyard organization allow me to teach a class?

And so, protest began all over the island and letters were written and there's a website now and people are attacking me and people are

scamming me and and and doing all kinds of things in order to protest my being on Martha's Vineyard.

There was signs last year, impeach Alan Derschowitz, throw him off the vineyard. This is the place of left-wing tolerance.

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