Blazingcatfur Productions' new documentary video nails 'em in the act:
Monday, January 31, 2011
Obama's 'Iran' moment
Obama channeling Jimmy ('The Nitwit') Carter:
As Egypt’s regime totters on the verge of collapse, President Obama is looking less like Ronald Reagan and more like the Gipper’s predecessor, Jimmy Carter. The turmoil in Egypt is markedly similar to the revolution that gripped Iran 33 years ago. Egypt may be to Mr. Obama what Iran was to Mr. Carter. ...
... A hostage crisis may be the only part of this Carteresque rerun Mr. Obama can avoid.And with US troops gone from Iraq:
.... the U.S. will have little on the ground but the State Department.But then haven't liberals always been big on "soft-power"?
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Debate: "Muhammad taught that Muslims must wage war against and subjugate unbelievers."
Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch debates Muslim author Moustafa Zayed. Spencer:
Zayed is the author of a purported refutation of my book The Truth About Muhammad that he has amusingly entitled The Lies About Muhammad -- and his book is indeed filled with them.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Western media - spineless appeasers
[via BCF]
Update: I've just sent this e-mail to the Globe and Mail, The National Post, The Vancouver Sun and the Toronto Star:
To the editors:
I've searched the web in general and your newspapers' on-line material for references to the trial of Danish journalist and President of the Danish Free Press Society, Lars Hedegaard, for his so-called "hate" speech. This trial is an attack on free speech everywhere and yet nowhere but on the web (excluding the MSM) is it being covered at all.
You and your fellow mainstream "news" media are being labeled cowardly appeasers for your stance (or lack thereof) on this and similar cases.
This video by Pat Condell and this blog-post provide cogent additional thoughts on the matter. You should find them very interesting.
Thank you for your attention.
Sincerely yours,And here's Mark Steyn's piece on the subject a few days ago.
Friday, January 28, 2011
Ezra Levant's "ethical oil" notion critiqued at rabble.ca
Posted at rabble.ca is SFU professor Donald Gutstein's article "Ethical Oil and the Right-Wing Echo Chamber". Heh. A rabble post complaining about a "right-wing" echo chamber. Now isn't that just too rich.
The one comment includes this:
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The one comment includes this:
"...The truly ethical thing to do would have been to let the stinking, rotten capitalist financial system collapse." [Good grief!]Gutstein's article was first published here with comments from Ezra (But is it really Ezra? It would seem so because here's Ezra on the whole thingy.)
[Via].
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