Мерсер, Илана

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'''Ilana Mercer''' is a writer, born in [[South Africa]] to Rabbi Ben Isaacson and raised in [[Israel]], where the family decided to move after Rabbi Ben Isaacson's anti-[[apartheid]] preaching and activism led to their harassment by South African security forces.<ref>Suttner, Immanuel, ''Cutting Through the Mountain:Interviews with South African Jewish Activists'',pp.564-596,1997"[http://www.amazon.com/Cutting-Through-Mountain-Interviews-Activists/dp/067087079X]"</ref> She is a [[Canadian]] citizen currently residing in the [[United States]].

'''Ilana Mercer''' is a writer, born in [[South Africa]] to Rabbi Ben Isaacson and raised in [[Israel]], where the family decided to move after Rabbi Ben Isaacson's anti-[[apartheid]] preaching and activism led to their harassment by South African security forces.<ref>Suttner, Immanuel, ''Cutting Through the Mountain:Interviews with South African Jewish Activists'',pp.564-596,1997"[http://www.amazon.com/Cutting-Through-Mountain-Interviews-Activists/dp/067087079X]"</ref> She is a [[Canadian]] citizen currently residing in the [[United States]].

Mercer writes a weekly column, "Return to Reason", for ''[[WorldNetDaily]].'' She has written for ''[[Front Page Magazine]]'', ''[[Globe and Mail]]'', ''[[Calgary Herald]]'', ''[[Ottawa Citizen]]'', ''[[Vancouver Sun]]'', ''[[The Financial Post]]'', ''[[Orange County Register]]'', ''[[The American Spectator]]'', the [[Ludwig von Mises Institute]], and others. She is a fellow at the [[Jerusalem Institute for Market Studies]], an independent, non-profit, economic policy think tank.<ref name="AboutMe">"[http://www.ilanamercer.com/Aboutme.htm About Ilana Mercer]", from official site. Retrieved 2009-08-08.</ref>

Mercer writes a weekly column, "Return to Reason", for ''[[WorldNetDaily]].'' She has written for ''[[Front Page Magazine]]'', ''[[Globe and Mail]]'', ''[[Calgary Herald]]'', ''[[Ottawa Citizen]]'', ''[[Vancouver Sun]]'', ''[[The Financial Post]]'', ''[[Orange County Register]]'', ''[[The American Spectator]]'', the [[Ludwig von Mises Institute]], and others. She is a fellow at the [[Jerusalem Institute for Market Studies]], an independent, non-profit, economic policy think tank.<ref name="AboutMe">"[http://www.ilanamercer.com/Aboutme.htm About Ilana Mercer]", from official site. Retrieved 2009-08-08.</ref>

==Books==

==Books==

In January 2011, while addressing the phenomenon of [[Sinophobia]] in American politics, Mercer commented on [[Donald Trump]]’s presidential bid, still in its infancy, characterizing Trump’s agenda as a “plan to reclaim global greatness and glory,” using “a strategy America has yet to try: the use of force.” Mercer observed that “Strutting around on the world stage, showing those Saudis and Chinese who is boss … may serve as a perfect panacea for the deficiencies in Trump's persona, but is hardly a solution to US woes, at home or abroad.”

In January 2011, while addressing the phenomenon of [[Sinophobia]] in American politics, Mercer commented on [[Donald Trump]]’s presidential bid, still in its infancy, characterizing Trump’s agenda as a “plan to reclaim global greatness and glory,” using “a strategy America has yet to try: the use of force.” Mercer observed that “Strutting around on the world stage, showing those Saudis and Chinese who is boss … may serve as a perfect panacea for the deficiencies in Trump's persona, but is hardly a solution to US woes, at home or abroad.”

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