Writing for the Huffington Post Eboo Patel reports that “a few days back, small groups of college students atNorthwestern, Illinois and Wisconsin — angry that Comedy Central had been intimidated into censoring a South Park episode depicting the Prophet Muhammad – chalked their quads with stick figures and labeled these drawings ‘Prophet Muhammad’.” He continues:
One of the members [...]
No Eboo, It Is About Fundamentalism
May 13, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Beck Hits Back At Media Matters
May 11, 2010 By Leave a Comment
It’s nice to see Glenn Beck finally hit back at the George Soros steno pool known as Media Matters for America. Media Matters, of course, is the left-wing character assassination factory that day in and day out smears conservatives. Its mission is to stamp out what it calls “conservative misinformation.”
Beck noted that the Huffington Post [...]
The Vaccine “War” or Potential Vaccine-gate?
May 2, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The vaccine-autism controversy is, and should be, an issue of concern to all parents. When you consider that most vaccines are compulsory, the current autism rate, and our uncertain future in hands of ObamaCare, how this controversy plays out should be of concern to all of us.
As I was sifting through the numerous opinions on [...]
Lies, damn lies and television ratings
April 28, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Media Matters and the Huffington Post are crowing about the latest Nielson ratings, showing a dip in Glenn Beck’s viewership at Fox News. Media Matters thinks Beck’s weird (and now largely forgotten) hour-long interview with oddball Democrat Congressman Eric Massa in March marked a turning point, although their “logic” escapes me:
Prior to the Massa Moment, [...]
Jillian Michaels Could Turn Out to be the Biggest Loser of All
April 22, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Alright, so I admit it, I enjoy watching the “Biggest Loser” now and then. At first I was put off by the title, but after watching it, it really seemed to change lives—who can argue with that right?
After reading a short piece in The Huffington Post about an interview with one of their star trainers, [...]
The Violent Left Accuses The Nonviolent Tea Party Of Violence
April 20, 2010 By Leave a Comment
On Glenn Beck’s TV show, Internet news entrepreneur Andrew Breitbart reminded Americans that the civil unrest brewing in America has been generated by the left. Democratic lawmakers have consistently refused to take their constituents’ concerns about runaway government spending and ObamaCare seriously.
It really started to happen after the townhalls in early August [2009] that were an [...]
HuffPo Column: Obama Holds a “Biblical Vision” of Governance?
April 3, 2010 By Leave a Comment
From almost the moment Barack Obama stepped onto the national political stage, the Left saw the glow of the spotlight and thought it was his halo.
While extolling the “virtues” of the president, and the goals of his administration, Obery M. Hendricks Jr., PhD, convolutes Christianity in his Huffington Post column.
Hendricks writes:
“I noted the progressive political [...]
Hip-Hop Mogul Confuses Hate Speech With The Truth
March 29, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons posted a piece entitled “The Ugly Head of America” this morning on The Huffington Post. It was a broadside attack on Americans for engaging in what he calls ‘hate speech’ towards the Muslim world:
The hatred and anger towards Muslims in this country and around the world has gone beyond the tipping point. [...]
HuffPo Columnist Calls For an End to Right-Wing Terrorism and an Apology to Napolitano
March 24, 2010 By Leave a Comment
For almost a decade I worked in a domestic violence shelter. I sat with women who were shaking, bruised and ashamed. They were in utter shock and disbelief at the violence that had just occurred. The names of the people in each woman’s story were different but the story lines were remarkably the same.
Police [...]
Could ObamaCare Fundamentally Change the American Family?
March 22, 2010 By Leave a Comment
So, now we know that the Obama campaign strategy was actually based on that “ice breaker” game of “Tell Two Lies and a Truth.” In this game, usually reserved for youth meetings, the other players have to sort out the truth from the lies.
In a campground setting, we get to find out an interesting tidbit [...]
