Muslim supremacists must stop killing non-Muslims (and moderates). This is not complicated. We don’t need imam Rauf to explain the nuances of genocide. Good people of the world have got to take a stand. Where is the worldwide rage? Where is the outcry? (AINA) — Christian Copts worldwide were shocked and enraged at the...
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Many still remember the movie True Grit, with John Wayne playing Rooster Cogburn, the irascible drunk who reluctantly agrees to help Mattie track down Tom Chaney who murdered Mattie’s father. The phrase “true grit” defines one who knows right from wrong and then does something about it. Written by Bob Adelmann When a Mexican...
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Posted by Ben Shapiro Nov 30th 2010 at 4:04 pm in … The leaks show America as pusillanimous, feckless, and blundering. While the State Department apparently pegs many world problems correctly – Russia is indeed turning away from democracy, North Korea works with Iran, China hires computer hackers to target US websites, and the...
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By the CNN Wire Staff// // -1) {document.write('November 30, 2010 -- Updated 2157 GMT (0557 HKT)');} else {document.write('November 30, 2010 4:57 p.m. EST');} // ]]>November 30, The U.S. House on Tuesday passed a $1.15 billion measure to fund a settlement initially reached between the Agriculture Department and minority farmers more than a decade ago....
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NEW ZEAL (Al Franken should not be senator.) The integrity of Minnesota’s voting system depends on it. Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie is regarded as a “non-party friend” by the Communist Party USA. So highly does the Communist Party regard Mr. Ritchie, that he has been allowed to attend an high level “not...
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1. The Paycheck Unfairness Act The Paycheck Fairness Act (S.3772) would amend the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 and the Equal Pay Act of 1963. Those laws have produced fair results for many years. Under current law, Title VII entitles an employee to win back pay if the employer intentionally engaged in discriminatory...
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by Chris Edwards Director of Tax Policy Studies Cato Institute Introduction Federal spending is soaring, and government debt is piling up at more than a trillion dollars a year. Official projections show rivers of red ink for years to come unless policymakers enact major budget reforms. Unless spending is cut, the United States is...
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By John Bennett American Thinker Sophisticated liberals have found humor in Oklahoma’s recent ban on Sharia law. Along with humor, some have found offense in the bill. U.S. District Judge Vicki Miles-LaGrange granted a temporary restraining order blocking the bill. Critics, such as the culturally aware Clarence Page, say that the OK measure is...
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BY Neal UngerleiderToday American diplomats were actively instructed to seek out detailed biometric information on politicians, bureaucrats and fellow bureaucrats from other countries and global organizations. That’s the news according to the latest trove of diplomatic cables released to the public by WikiLeaks. Among others, American diplomats attempted to get biometric and other sensitive...
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Jim Kouri, CPP Army Specialist Bradley Manning is again making headlines about his role in leaking classified documents to a so-called blogger who has subsequently released tens of thousands of military and diplomatic secrets. Last August, the Law Enforcement Examiner introduced readers to the disgruntled soldier who betrayed his country. The suspect in the leaking...
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