Author: Jay Batman

Al-Qaeda Now Controls U.S. Base in Libya Used to Train Libyan Special Forces to Fight…al-Qaeda

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Longtime al-Qaeda member and leader: Ibrahim Ali Abu Bakr Tantoush: now controls the military base the U.S. military refurbished to train Libyan Special Forces to fight al-Qaeda during 2012, according to: reports: by the Libyan media. : The camp, named Camp 27 due to the fact that it is 27 kilometers west of Tripoli, is now the base for Salifist […]

 

Sweet Chicago, AKA Chiraq: Making the Numbers Lie

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On any given weekend, President Obama’s self-identified hometown of Chicago has more shootings than downtown Baghdad. : As such, residents have taken to a new name for Chicago:: Chiraq. : In 36 hours over the weekend of April 11th, at least: 36 people were shot in 36 hours. :  Even more explosive than the fatalities are two stories that […]

 

The Fabulous Life of Unions: Designer Golf Courses, Luxury Resorts, and Taxpayer Dollars for Union Business

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The United Auto Workers Union, with $1.25 billion in assets, owns one of the top 100 golf courses in America. Designed in 2000 by golf course architect Rees Jones, the: Black Lake Club: lost: $23.5 million: between 2004 and 2008. : Nevertheless, the UAW kept it open, because nothing advances the interests of union members like an immaculately groomed golf […]

 

Hot One Podcast: Shaun Casey, Barack Obama, and Religious Contempt

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Alien and Sedition Media’s Hot One Podcast for August 12, 2013 examines the recent appointment of Wesley Theological Seminary professor Shaun Casey to head the State Department’s Office of Faith-Based Initiatives, and his statements in 2012 in which he declared that he was glad American civil religion was dying. : Casey also blamed religion for slavery, […]

 

The NSA Hates the Constitution; the Media Hates Actual Reporting

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The New York Times is doing some: actual reporting: of late, and its wordsmiths are striving mightily to construct sentences that are in dire need of an editor’s tender attentions: “Timothy Edgar, a former intelligence official in the Bush and Obama administrations,: said that the rule concerning collection “about” a person targeted for surveillance rather than directed at […]