PARIS – A parliamentary panel that wants Muslim women to stop veiling their faces recommended Tuesday that France ban such garb in public facilities, including hospitals and mass transit, and a leading panel member said he foresees such an interdiction by the end of 2010. The nearly 200-page report contains a panoply of measures intended [...]
Scott Brown – Running down Elitism and the Obama Agenda in a Pickup Truck!
January 20, 2010 By Leave a Comment
President Obama says, “Everybody can buy a truck” (see video below from On the Record with Greta Van Susteren.)
I’ll bet that’s news to millions of Americans who not only can’t afford a truck, they don’t even have a job to start saving for one. This is no isolated incident with Obama. We all remember his [...]
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Obama’s New Year Gift to the Saudi King – by Nonie Darwish
January 11, 2010 By 15 Comments
How the KSM trial in New York will boost Muslim clerics’ call for hate and justifications for 9/11.
Tunku Varadarajan: End Political Correctness on Terror – The Daily Beast
January 6, 2010 By 1 Comment
The Obama administration has announced that citizens of 14 selected countries—as well as travelers whose itineraries have taken them through any of these countries—will be subjected to enhanced scrutiny before they board planes to the United States, including full-body pat-downs. The countries comprise four “state sponsors of terrorism” (Cuba, Iran, Sudan, and Syria) and 10 [...]
Flight 253: The Lessons Not Learned – by Jamie Glazov
January 6, 2010 By 19 Comments
A U.S. military veteran reveals how America remains vulnerable and naïve.
Reihan Salam: How ‘Avatar’ gets capitalism wrong – Forbes.com
December 21, 2009 By Leave a Comment
For the last 200 years, humans have grown taller, stronger and healthier. This progress has been fastest in the countries that gave rise to the Industrial Revolution, yet it has spread throughout the world, sparking a transformation that economists Robert Fogel and Dora Costa call techno-physio evolution, “a synergism between technological and physiological improvements that [...]
Nicole Gelinas: Too Big Not To Fail – National Affairs
December 20, 2009 By Leave a Comment
The catastrophe that struck America’s financial system in 2008 was not inevitable. Rather than a failure of markets, it was a failure by government to understand its proper role in markets — and the product of an unwise (and unnecessary) abandonment of a sensible system of rules and boundaries that had served American finance well [...]
Dems against Dems in health care vote struggle – AP
December 15, 2009 By Leave a Comment
WASHINGTON – The end game in sight, Senate Democrats coped with stubborn internal differences as well as implacable Republican opposition on Monday in a struggle to pass health care legislation by Christmas.A liberal-backed call to expand Medicare as part of the legislation drew strong opposition from Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn. and quieter concerns from a [...]
CNN More Offended by SC Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer’s Poor Metaphor Than the Leftist Policies Which Inspired It and Keep the Poor Down
People like Precious should not be compared to stray animals. They’re human beings and should be respected. But the leftist policies which contribute to their destructive lifestyles should be put to sleep like a rabid dog.
CNN anchors and guests this morning have been outraged by South Carolina Lt. Governor Andre Bauer’s recent remarks in which [...]
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