How Vittorio Arrigoni Went to Gaza Hoping to Die
Is it really still a mystery why political pilgrims are exterminated by the totalitarian entities they worship?
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April, 2011
Egypt: Muslims Riot Over Appointment of Christian Governor
If your looking for a secular-democratic revolution, Egypt’s not for you.
2012 Campaign on Full Display at Facebook Town Hall
More than demonizing Republicans, Obama plans to cyber-stalk voters to win the presidency.
Governing While Drunk on Partisanship
The central indictment for the catastrophe that ended American prosperity and world dominance.
Libya: Another UN Disaster in the Making
NATO finds itself in a mind-boggling catch-22.
Al-Qaeda: Staying Alive
The terror group releases a new video revealing that it is down, but not out.
Will Sadr’s Islamist Army Return to Iraq?
Followers of the radial anti-American cleric flex their muscles.
by Aymenn Jawad Al-Tamimi | April 21, 2011 | Posted in Afternoon Edition,Daily Mailer,FrontPage | Read More »
The Silent Extermination of Iraq’s ‘Christian Dogs’
Why are infidel minorities the first to suffer once the genie of “people-power” is uncorked?
Jihadists Worldwide Emboldened by Backdoor Sharia Successes in Britain and France
From France and Britain to Canada and the U.S., troubling headlines demonstrate the disturbing success of violent Jihad and stealth Jihad in providing fertile soil for the seeds of creeping Sharia to grow.
“Extreme” Jan Brewer Vetoes a Handful of “Right-Wing” Bills. What’s She Up To?
We’re all used to the zeal with which leftists conjure ugly smears of conservatives, but when conservatives prove the stereotype wrong, it takes serious chutzpa to then make a controversy out of that. Such is the spectacle on display in Terry Greene Sterling’s latest Daily Beast report, which tries to make sense out of recent decisions by Arizona Republican Governor Jan Brewer which don’t exactly fit the MO of a right-wing extremist.
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