The Obama administration’s policy of engaging the mullahs goes up in flames.
Obama’s Tortured Rendezvous With Reality – by Jamie Glazov
December 31, 2009 By 43 Comments
The President learns there are thousands of al-Qaeda terrorists who don’t give a damn that his middle name is Hussein.
Crime Pays for Somali Pirates – by Stephen Brown
December 31, 2009 By 20 Comments
Al-Qaeda’s proxies step up terror war at sea.
Hizballah Flag and Nazi Salutes in Toronto – by Robert Spencer
December 31, 2009 By 14 Comments
Paid for with $3 million from Canadian taxpayers.
Evangelical Pacifism in the War on Terror – by Mark D. Tooley
December 31, 2009 By 28 Comments
Will turning the other cheek keep us safe from Islamofascists?
Black Education – by Walter Williams
December 31, 2009 By 65 Comments
The disaster will continue until black people turn their backs on the liberal agenda.
Hannity Doesn’t Hate “Constitutional Statesmen” – It’s the Appeasement, Stupid
December 30, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Fox News’ “Hannity” is still in the hands of guest hosts until Monday. The show hasn’t covered anything terribly Earth-shattering in Sean’s absence, but there was a Hannity-related commentary in the Detroit Examiner that’s well worth revisiting.
On December 20th, Martin Hill complained that “faux conservative” Hannity has been abusing poor Ron Paul and his supporters:
During [...]
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Rachel Maddow’s Number One Security Threat– Pete Hoekstra?
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In the aftermath of the attempted Christmas Day bombing of an airliner by radical Islamist Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, Rachel Maddow alerted her audience to the REAL security threat facing the United States.
Guess which of the following concerned Rachel:
That the TSA is still not using intelligent profiling techniques that have kept Israeli flights terrorist-free for decades?
That [...]
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Screw Time Magazine: Iranian Protester Person of the Year
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Two weeks ago, Time magazine once again proved to have little appreciation for the US Constitution when it announced that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke was its “person of the year 2009.” He deserved this honor, the magazine’s editors said, because he “has dramatically expanded” the Fed “and reinvented it.” In other words, because he used the [...]
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Guess Which Network Had the Highest Ratings in the Last 10 Years
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