Talk is cheap. I’ve heard a lot of talk about the Islamic faith in the past several years. I’ve heard everything from Muslims are pure evil to Muslims are the embodiment of all that is good and pure in the world.
As with most things pertaining to a group of people sharing a religion, I believe [...]
Brutality and Subjugation: The Women of Islam at Home and Abroad
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Three Americans Held Captive in Iran: One Year and Counting
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One year ago, Shane Michael Bauer/Bower, Joshua Fattal (whose father is of Iraqi descent), and Sarah Emily Shourd, three young American hikers, were arrested by Iranian forces for having wandered too close to the Iranian border. Charged with “espionage,” they remain in the dreadful Evin Prison. Today, Amnesty International has [...]
State Dept Sends CAIR Director Overseas – America’s New Face
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The Detroit News reports that Obama’s State Department underwrote a trip to Mali for CAIR-Michigan’s executive director Dawud Walid. One can only suppose that the regime is upgrading its programs of Mohammedan outreach to jihadist outreach.
This is your second trip to Mali? What program are you participating in there?
This is my second time participating in [...]
Chevy Volt Price Tag Announced, Relentless Mockery Ensues
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On Tuesday, GM (also known as Government Motors) unveiled the $41,000 sticker price of the new hybrid vehicle, the Chevy Volt, prompting Charles Krauthammer to remark:
The only people who are going to buy it are going to be very rich people who are going to park it outside their townhouse for ostentatious show [...]
Docs 4 Patient Care are Warriors Against Obamacare
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Docs 4 Patient Care is a group of doctors who are fighting fiercely to try to repeal Obamacare, or the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA). For months now, they have been quietly waging war against socialized medicine without much help or recognition. However, on July 27th, Dr. Mark Neerhof (a member [...]
On the “Private” Lives of Politicians
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No this post isn’t just about John Edwards cheating on his cancer-stricken wife. But here’s a question: Why aren’t we allowed to talk about the “private lives” of politicians? I ask because questioners are raising questions about Australia’s first female PM, Julia Gillard and her former lovers. Meanwhile, anti-questioners in the elite media are questioning [...]
Civil Rights Groups Argue ‘Race to the Top’ Leaves the Poor at the Bottom
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The dynamic duo from Harvard, President Obama and Education Secretary Arne Duncan, are running into some tough talk from groups that are feeling pretty darn unappreciated right now.
The NAACP, Rainbow Push Coalition, the National Urban League and others issued a 17-page blueprint for educational reform that challenges the $4.5 billion ‘Race to the Top’ initiative. The [...]
