Just who are these people in Libya trying to overthrow Qadaffi? Our government doesn’t know but Ed Schultz does. Maybe he has a secret line into the rebel camp because he knows exactly who they are: the Libyan rebels are Freedom Fighters.
No More Identity Politics; Palin Proves Old School Feminism is Dead
June 2, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Old school feminism is dead. And I say, good riddance. What is even more delightful is that old school feminists have hammered the final nail into their own coffin, by exposing themselves for what they truly are and what they truly believe. We can, partially, thank Sarah Palin for that. What we must not do, [...]
Willful Blindness: Naive Catholic Graduate Student Defends Nazi Girl
May 13, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Tuesday we received the following comment from Anita Casavantes Bradford, a graduate student at UC San Diego, in response to Jumanah Imad Albahri’s admission that she supported the extermination of the Jewish people:
This girl is actually my student; I know her to be an intelligent, moral young woman who believes in peace. I do [...]
CAIR Spokesman: RevolutionMuslim.com Might Be Part of Anti-Muslim Conspiracy
April 24, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Handling the RevolutionMuslim.com threat against the makers of South Park should be easy for any spokesman for an organization. Condemn it unequivocally and leave it at that. But not Ibrahim Hooper of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, the “advocacy” group that was founded by members of the Muslim Brotherhood’s “Palestine Committee” and is listed by [...]
Paying Tribute to Terror
February 11, 2010 By 6 Comments
Why the United States cannot buy off the Islamic fanatics of the Taliban.
Mindszenty Speaks to Damon: The Other People Must Act
December 14, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Images of Nazi or Soviet atrocities always provoke surreal astonishment, “How could people let this happen to themselves? Didn’t they see the signs, hear the insane speeches? Why didn’t they die fighting this?”
Watching Matt Damon’s The People Speak, I ask myself, “Are we there yet?”
Will someone look back at me one day and ask, “How [...]
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