Year: 2009

Islam had everything to do with Fort Hood

Posted on by Bookworm

Insane people reflect the obsessions of their times. In the old days, insane people heard messages from the Devil. In the post-nuclear age, they were in contact with Martians. And nowadays, if their Muslim, Islam gives the impetus to their urges. Indeed, Islam is an all-purpose blank check for bad behavior. As my cousin, the […]

 

British Muslims approve of Muslim soldiers killing fellow troops

Posted on by Bookworm

It’s very simple, according to some British Muslims. You can be a soldier in your nation’s military as long as your military isn’t fighting against Muslims. However, if your military is fighting against Muslims, your military has become the enemy, and you should use your resources and abilities to kill your fellow troops. Have you […]

 

Two (Actually Three) From Illinois Murdered by Muslim Madman

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

Two Illinois soldiers lost their lives from the evil, criminal actions of Muslim Nidal Hasan in Texas last week. Private Francheska Velez, 21, of West Kamerling was one of the thirteen killed by Hasan at Fort Hood Army base on Thursday. “She was the best I have. The light of my family,” Juan Velez said […]

 

Buy What Democrats Say to Buy or GO TO JAIL

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

It has come to this, America. Democrats have decided that if you don’t agree with their policies, you are to be fined. And if you don’t pay the fine, you are a criminal and will be sentenced to jail. That’s right, Democrats are criminalizing dissent. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has decided to leave […]

 

In Ft. Hood Shootings, Grey Lady Tries On The “It’s The Army’s Fault” Theory

Posted on by William Teach

It’s just a trial balloon, appearing on page A17 of today’s fish wrap, but, the Times does go to great lengths to blame the Army. They also do a great job in saying Muslims are cute and fuzzy, so, the War on Terrorism, sorry, Operation Domestic Contingency, must be our fault: Muslims at Fort Voice […]

 

GM’s Opel Decision Stokes Anger in Germany

Posted on by Donald Douglas

Publisher’s Note: It is my pleasure once again to publish a guest essay from a reader, Bill Dawson. A U.S. citizen, Bill has lived in Austria since 2000. He blogs regularly about German History rather than contemporary politics, but he has his finger on the pulse of the German-language media and offers an interesting perspective […]

 

At Least Three People Who Need Remedial Elementary Social Studies Classes

Posted on by Duane Lester

CNS News has been asking a simple question to anyone in Congress they can get a minute with to ask. It’s simple. “Federally, if you look at it from a federal standpoint, what area, specifically of the Constitution, would give Congress the power to mandate an individual to have health insurance?” When they asked Nancy […]

 

Some House Dems that Might Be Persuaded to Vote No on Obamacare

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

Ken Marrero over at Blue Collar Muse reminds us that there are a few Democrats that could possibly be persuaded to vote against House Speaker Pelosi’s healthcare bill. Word has it that Pelosi is going to try and strong-arm her bill to a floor vote this Saturday, so if you want to stop this bill, […]

 

Mass Murdering Muslim Major Worked to Assist Obama’s Transition Team Through University Project

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

Plus, Ron Reagan couples “tea baggers” with Murderer Nidal Hasan. In 2008 The George Washington University Homeland Security Institute (HSPI) initiated a transition task force to help craft homeland security policies during Obama’s transition period. In May of 2009 HSPI finished its report titled, “Thinking Anew-Security Priorities for the Next Administration.” One of the members […]

 

Current Democrat House Vote Count on Healthcare

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

One of the jobs of the “Whip” position in Congress is to count votes so that the leadership has an understanding of what sort of support their legislative efforts have. These Whip counts are often made public knowledge (but not always) and The Hill has reported the latest counting of House Democrats and where they […]

 

Blue On Blue: Democrats Gear Up For An IntraParty Civil War In 2010

Posted on by John Hawkins

While the mainstream is obsessing over the idea of a Republican civil war, they’re largely ignoring the fact that there’s a fight that is every bit as ugly, if not uglier, shaping up on the Left: A few days ago, the left-wing activist group MoveOn.org began sending out emails seeking contributions to fund primary challenges […]

 

Unemployment Numbers: Another Reality Check

Posted on by Melissa Clouthier

This is unsurprising: You don’t create jobs by making the bureaucracy bigger. You pull resources from the private sector making job creation impossible. President Obama is making all this worse by creating complete instability. No one knows what he is going to do next. So, businesses hoard cash. Business continue hiring freezes even as business […]

 

President Obama And His Hasan Problem–UPDATED

Posted on by Melissa Clouthier

How does a man weened on politically correct thought, race grievance, and collective versus individual responsibility deal with this: American born Muslim man Soldier Psychiatrist Murderer Terrorist Here was the President’s response: President Obama gave a shout out before his statements about the rampage at Ft. Hood. Does that seem dissonant to you? Bookworm calls […]

 

Cluelessness Compounded

Posted on by Dave Blount

Yesterday the Moonbat Messiah turned stomachs with his inappropriate demeanor when he gave a jaunty “shout-out” to “Congressional Medal of Honor winner” Joe Medicine Crow before belatedly getting around to delivering his obligatory words of regret over Religion of Peacenik Nidal Malik Hasan’s horrific killing spree. However, NewsBusters informs us that Joe Medicine Crow, said […]

 

Radiation Threat From Environmentally Correct Moonbatmobiles

Posted on by Dave Blount

If there’s one thing sanctimonious moonbats will never run short of, it’s pernicious unintended consequences. From Israel: The Environmental Protection Ministry confirmed to The Jerusalem Post this week that it has launched an independent study of exposure to electromagnetic radiation from hybrid car batteries. There have been concerns raised both here and abroad that the […]

 

Union Violates Free Speech, the Right to Vote and Smashes Common American Democracy

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

There’s not much that union supporters and I can agree upon. But here is one incident where I can wholeheartedly support the aggrieved members of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) who have found themselves victims of their own union. The SEIU wanted to renegotiate a contract with officials of Sonoma County, California for its […]

 

Is The NY Times Painting A Picture Of Corzine, Or Obama?

Posted on by William Teach

The Fish Wrap Of Record is still spinning away at why Corzine lost New Jersey, one of the Bluest of Blue states, trying to blame it on Corzine’s short-comings and it having nothing to do with Obama, despite Barry’s numerous visits to the state, but, inadverdently makes an interesting point: Unlucky and Aloof, Corzine Fell […]

 

Dems Pushing For Saturday Health Destruction Vote, Throw Out Bribes

Posted on by William Teach

Obama and The Donkeys is perhaps the worst band ever. Never have so many been so tone deaf. Lead singer Nancy Pelosi is pushing them over the edge, refusing to listen to her audience from poll after poll stating that they do not like her 1,900+ piece. Nor does she listen to any of the […]

 

This Week In Quotes: Oct 30 – Nov 05

Posted on by John Hawkins

“We (the United States) tax everything that moves and doesn’t move, and that’s not what we see in Pakistan.” — Hillary Clinton Maybe the greatest thing about human beings is if you show us the most desolate, horrible place on Earth, at least one of us will scratch his chin and say, “I bet land […]

 

Thoughts on SPN 2009

Posted on by Warner Todd Huston

I have been missing from the site for several days and I’d like to explain why. I attended the State Policy Network 17th Annual conference in beautiful Asheville, North Carolina. Here is what I found: Some final thoughts on the State Policy Network‘s 17th Annual Conference. It was invigorating to be able to share a […]

 

Michele Bachmann’s House Call.

Posted on by Tabitha Hale

I have some seriously mixed emotions right now. Today was amazing. I was blown away by the shift in the GOP Representatives. There were so many who were FINALLY getting it. It was like they realized we weren’t going away, and they’d better get on board. It’s about time. I have been busting my tail […]