Friday, April 20, 2012
Saturday, April 7, 2012
Hamas Minister Admits Palestinians Are Invented People
In the course of blasting Egypt for not providing fuel for Gaza, Hamas interior minister admits that half of Gazans are Egyptians and the other half Saudis. Thank you MEMRI for providing the translation.
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
An Israeli Arab Defends her Country in South Africa
Israel has sent a delegation of 100 students to represent it in the annual Apartheid Week in South Africa, an Israeli newspaper reported Tuesday.
The report in Maariv noted one unusual participant in this year's delegation -- a 25-year-old Muslim Bushra Khalilieh, a member of Israel's Arab minority in the Galilee.
The newspaper said Khalilieh was attending university in one of South Africa’s university campuses. Khalilieh, who wears a hijab, came to Israel's defense during activities on campus.
"We toured Johannesburg and Cape Town’s campuses and met local students," she said.
"We spoke with them about Israel and I told them about my personal issue as an Arab girl living in Israel. I feel Israel to be my hometown where there’s equality and I have all my rights.”
"When students hear us, they are surprised as there are some who do not even know there are Arabs living in Israel. I, as an Arab Israeli girl, love my country and believe that it seeks peace and respects all its citizens.”
Khalilieh, a masters student at Tel Aviv University, stressed that she represents herself and not the position of the Israeli government.
“I represent myself as a Muslim Arab who lives in Israel as a liberal and free girl unlike other Arab girls who live in Arab countries and do not have the human rights I have like freedom of expression and dignity.”
She added: "There are people who are calling to boycott us and say that there is apartheid in Israel, but I try to show Israel as a country that’s different from what they think."
Several pro-Palestinian websites have published this article highlighting the fact that Ms. Khalilieh identifies herself as an Israeli Arab and not a Palestinian.
Sunday, February 26, 2012
An Apology To The Afghan Mob
After listening to our president and leaders kowtow and apologize to Hamid Karzai and the Afghan rabble, here we have an apology I can fully agree with.
Monday, February 13, 2012
Friday, February 3, 2012
Douglas Murray at The Cambridge Union
The following video is of the British writer Douglas Murray debating at the Cambridge Union.
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Occupy Wall Street: Protester Wants College Paid For Because That's What He Wants
Here is an interesting video of one of the occupiers of Wall Street. I know that one can be accused of selective postings, but the fact is that this protester and his demands are similar to the many others posted on YouTube.
In this particular example, the incoherent protestor wants his tuition paid because...well, thats what he wants. Based on his responses he must be a political science, ethnic studies or anthropology major.
As a Conservative, I hope that OWS continues till November 2012. They are the best thing to happen to the Republican Party.
In this particular example, the incoherent protestor wants his tuition paid because...well, thats what he wants. Based on his responses he must be a political science, ethnic studies or anthropology major.
As a Conservative, I hope that OWS continues till November 2012. They are the best thing to happen to the Republican Party.
Monday, October 10, 2011
Friday, September 30, 2011
Behind the scenes of photojournalism in the Middle East
Here we have a video posted by a young Italian journalist who took it upon himself to provide us with the images behind the cameras in the "spontaneous" demonstrations that take place in the Palestinian territories and throughout the Middle East. Many of these photographers are Arabs, Palestinians and religious Muslims who work as free lancers for major news services. Expecting fair reporting from them is unrealistic. Many of the international press are just as unfair, although for political or professional reasons.
Sunday, September 18, 2011
The Great Social Security Debate
By Charles Krauthammer
Of course it's a Ponzi scheme
Proposition 1: In a Ponzi scheme, the people who invest early get their money out with dividends. But these dividends don’t come from any profitable or productive activity — they consist entirely of money paid in by later participants.
This cannot go on forever because at some point there just aren’t enough new investors to support the earlier entrants. Word gets around that there are no profits, just money transferred from new to old. The merry-go-round stops, the scheme collapses, and the remaining investors lose everything.
Now, Social Security is a pay-as-you-go program. A current beneficiary isn’t receiving the money she paid in years ago. That money is gone. It went to her parents’ Social Security check. The money in her check is coming from her son’s FICA tax today — i.e., her “investment” was paid out years ago to earlier entrants in the system and her current benefits are coming from the “investment” of the new entrants into the system. Pay-as-you-go is the definition of a Ponzi scheme.
So what’s the difference? Ponzi schemes are illegal, suggested one of my colleagues on Inside Washington.
Continue Reading
Of course it's a Ponzi scheme
Proposition 1: In a Ponzi scheme, the people who invest early get their money out with dividends. But these dividends don’t come from any profitable or productive activity — they consist entirely of money paid in by later participants.
This cannot go on forever because at some point there just aren’t enough new investors to support the earlier entrants. Word gets around that there are no profits, just money transferred from new to old. The merry-go-round stops, the scheme collapses, and the remaining investors lose everything.
Now, Social Security is a pay-as-you-go program. A current beneficiary isn’t receiving the money she paid in years ago. That money is gone. It went to her parents’ Social Security check. The money in her check is coming from her son’s FICA tax today — i.e., her “investment” was paid out years ago to earlier entrants in the system and her current benefits are coming from the “investment” of the new entrants into the system. Pay-as-you-go is the definition of a Ponzi scheme.
So what’s the difference? Ponzi schemes are illegal, suggested one of my colleagues on Inside Washington.
Continue Reading
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Malmö police to learn 'polite' Arabic
Those of us who follow the Islamization of Europe. are not surprised to read this news report about the Malmö police getting ready to learn polite Arabic to help them better understand and communicate with local residents in the predominantly immigrant area.
Malmo, which used to be a typical Swedish town, has become a third world outpost in the heart of Sweden. Most of the Jewish population left because of the many violent antisemitic attacks.
The police department program of teaching Arabic conveys the message that the criminal behavior of the population of Malmo is simply the result of cultural misunderstandings between them and the Arab population.
What will be the next steps when the honor killings, rapes and attacks on the few Jews left continue? Teach policemen to cook shish kebab?
Muslim thugs attack the police in Malmo
The police department program of teaching Arabic conveys the message that the criminal behavior of the population of Malmo is simply the result of cultural misunderstandings between them and the Arab population.
What will be the next steps when the honor killings, rapes and attacks on the few Jews left continue? Teach policemen to cook shish kebab?
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Nabil Shaat: "We Will Never Accept a Two State Solution"
Nabil Shaath, Fatah's Head of Foreign Relations: We Will Never Accept the "Two-States for Two Peoples" Solution to the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict.
The interesting thing is that Nabil Shaat is portrayed by the mainstream media as a moderate. As soon as Arab leaders talk to the Arab mob in Arabic, one can hear their true feelings.
Thanks MEMRI for the Translation
The interesting thing is that Nabil Shaat is portrayed by the mainstream media as a moderate. As soon as Arab leaders talk to the Arab mob in Arabic, one can hear their true feelings.
Thanks MEMRI for the Translation
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Images the Media Fails to Report
While reports from Israel seem more and more designed to vilify Israel, images such as the ones in this video are rarely shown by the mainstream media.
Last month, a group of sick Palestinian children from the West Bank along with their parents traveled to the Jerusalem Zoo for a day. Their trip was organized by the Civil Administration and Hadassah where the children are receiving medical treatment.
Last month, a group of sick Palestinian children from the West Bank along with their parents traveled to the Jerusalem Zoo for a day. Their trip was organized by the Civil Administration and Hadassah where the children are receiving medical treatment.
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Talking Points, Talking Points, Talking Points...
The following video represents a clear example of what politicians have become today. Zombies manipulated by political consultants, with calculated talking points and unable to answer a simple question.
The person interviewed is Ed Miliband, leader of the Labor Party in Great Britain, discussing the strikes taking place in his country.
The person interviewed is Ed Miliband, leader of the Labor Party in Great Britain, discussing the strikes taking place in his country.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Friday, July 1, 2011
OBAMA ADMINISTRATION PUTS ISRAEL ON LIST OF COUNTRIES THAT SUPPORT OR PROMOTE TERRORISM
The Obama administration has added Israel to a list of 36 ‘specially designated’ countries that have ‘shown a tendency to promote, produce, or protect terrorist organizations or their members.
The ‘specially designated country’ list is used by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to screen detained foreigners with an extra step, called a “Third Agency Check.” Overall, the countries on the list are unsurprising, with two exceptions this year. Israel was not on the list in 2008, but now in 2011, it has been added. North Korea, on the other hand, was dropped from the list this year but was on it in 2008.
The Department of Homeland Security published the list of “specially designated countries” as an appendix to a publicly released report on May 11 report entitled “Supervision of Aliens Commensurate With Risk.”
As reported by CNS News, ICE Spokeswoman Gillian Christensen claims the creation of the list began at least seven years ago during the Bush administration, and ICE was not responsible for creating it. According to a written statement by Christensen:
Here is the list posted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE):
The ‘specially designated country’ list is used by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to screen detained foreigners with an extra step, called a “Third Agency Check.” Overall, the countries on the list are unsurprising, with two exceptions this year. Israel was not on the list in 2008, but now in 2011, it has been added. North Korea, on the other hand, was dropped from the list this year but was on it in 2008.
The Department of Homeland Security published the list of “specially designated countries” as an appendix to a publicly released report on May 11 report entitled “Supervision of Aliens Commensurate With Risk.”
As reported by CNS News, ICE Spokeswoman Gillian Christensen claims the creation of the list began at least seven years ago during the Bush administration, and ICE was not responsible for creating it. According to a written statement by Christensen:
“The U.S. does not and never has considered Israel to have links to terrorism, but rather they are a partner in our efforts to combat global terrorism. Countries may have been included on the list because of the backgrounds of arrestees, not because of the country’s government itself.”There are only five countries on the list that do not have majority Muslim populations, and those countries have had serious internal problems with radical Muslim terrorist groups or insurgencies.
Here is the list posted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE):
Afghanistan
West Bank
Algeria
Bahrain
Oman
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Philippines
Egypt
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Indonesia
Somalia
Iran
Sudan
Iraq
Syria
Israel
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Sunday, June 5, 2011
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