Tag: "muslim"

By Marie Jon on June 10th, 2009

“That wasn’t me” says President Barack Hussein Obama

This week, America and its formidable ally Israel once again had to contend with an arrogant, self-serving, vindictive man who felt the need to embarrass his own country by apologizing for America’s generosity and greatness. We have liberated millions of Muslims throughout the world and have saved many of their lives. Where is the acknowledgement for doing so? We did not hear that in Obama’s dialogue with the Muslim movers and shakers, just more of his pandering. Read more »

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By Dajjal on May 04th, 2009

The Real Attack on the Bill of Rights

In February of ‘07, Pedestrian Infidel proposed a 28th Amendment to the Constitution. I believe that blog post to be the first such concrete proposal I encountered on the web. Others had suggested a need for legislation, some had suggested the need for an amendment, but, to the best of my knowledge, there were no concrete proposals. Concern about Islam’s threat to our liberties dates back more than two years, it is not a novelty. Read more »

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By Dr. Ellis Washington on March 08th, 2009

Peace through begging

If President Reagan’s foreign policy with communist nations, Muslim dictatorships and other various evil empires like North Korea, Cuba, Iran, Libya, China and the old Soviet Union was characterized by the philosophy “Peace through strength,” then surely it can be argued that Obama’s foreign policy philosophy is “Peace through begging.” Read more »

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By Joanne Mandel on November 01st, 2008

The New York Times: All the News That’s Meant to Mislead

Winston Churchill once said that a tyrant is someone who believes his own desires and ambitions and pleasures are worth the suffering of millions. But what do you call those who champion his cause? The New York Times’ record of promoting world-class despots is the subject of a recent essay by journalist Bruce Bawer titled, “The Times, It Ain’t a-Changin,’”. Read more »