12/11/2009 06:46 PM Fears of Eurabia How Much Allah Can the Old Continent Bear? By SPIEGEL Staff Switzerland’s recent vote to ban the construction of new minarets has shocked and angered Muslims around the world. But the controversial move also reflects a growing sense of unease among other Europeans who have trouble coming to terms […]
http://www.jihadwatch.org/2009/12/fitzgerald-countering-the-jihad-1.html Fitzgerald: Countering the Jihad One thing that could be done would be to send a few thousand troops to seize the southern Sudan and Darfur. For by now it should be clear that the Arabs of the north have no intention of allowing the southern, black African Sudanese to hold a referendum on independence. […]
http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/17836 United Airlines Flight 227 Another flight disrupted by a group of Muslims By Doug Hagmann Friday, December 11, 2009 (Editor’s Note: Doug Hagmann’s popular site, the Northeast Intelligence Network is currently under transition to another server and will be back online later today.) It happened again on Wednesday, December 9, 2009, less than a […]
http://sultanknish.blogspot.com/ Â Friday Afternoon Roundup – On the Radar and Off the Radar While the media remains obsessed with the private life of a golf player, we are given the chance to contemplate the spectacle of just what a public service the media is performing for us. A decade from now it is estimated that […]
http://www.hurryupharry.org/ The Government Has Completely Dropped The Ball on Hizb ut Tahrir Lucy Lips, December 12th 2009, 10:39 am Hizb ut Tahrir is a totalitarian political movement, which seeks to create a sectarian divide between Muslim and non-Muslims in the West and elsewhere, and aims to train a cadre of vanguardists, with which it will […]
Climategate: One Must Ignore 200 Years of Observations to Believe in AGW Posted By David J. Bellamy There is no evidence of carbon dioxide being a poison, or that it is capable of causing a warming Armageddon. What follows is a summary of the proof — straight from real science, peer-reviewed over the past 232 […]
Cooling Hugo Chavez http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/dec/12/cooling-hugo-chavez//print/ Austin Bay Last April, during the Summit of the Americas, President Obama shook hands with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. Their greet-and-grip photo op had that street-smart flair – hooked thumbs, hip dude grins, brothers in populist cool. “Hey,” the defenders of this particular example of self-proclaimed “smart diplomacy” argued, “the Summit’s […]
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/dec/12/youth-arrests-a-wake-up-call-muslims-say//print/  Muslims: Youth arrests are wake-up call  Joseph Weber Area Muslim leaders on Friday said the five American men arrested in Pakistan for purportedly attempting to join al Qaeda were lured into embracing the terrorist ideology via the Internet. The leaders said they now will wage a cyber counterattack. wire “This is a wake-up […]
Passion fades for Barack Obama, the perfect poster boy Like many others, I fell for Barack Obama somewhere in the middle of Bush’s second term, writes Gill Hornby. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/columnists/gill-hornby/6790134/Passion-fades-for-Barack-Obama-the-perfect-poster-boy.html I’ve probably been in denial for a few months now. Turning a blind eye, trying not to overreact to the little things, even though all the […]
http://townhall.com/columnists/DianaWest/2009/12/11/questions_no_one_wants_to_ask_gen_mcchrystal?page=full&comments=true DIANA WEST Gen. Stanley McChrystal’s long-awaited testimony before Congress on the Afghanistan “surge” was, according to one account, “uneventful.” The general himself, another story noted, was “a study in circumspection.” And questioning from lawmakers was, said a third, “gentle.” That’s a nice word for it. “Ineffectual” is more like it. Throw in “callous,” too, […]
