Michael Savage On Islam

According to Bare Naked Islam, Michael Savage will be replacing Sean Hannity on WABC Radio in the 3:00 P.M.-6:00 P.M. afternoon-drive slot.


Let's see how long Savage lasts on prime time radio.

Mark Levin On Susan Rice's Appointment As National Security Adviser

Mark Levin audio HERE and under three minutes.

I'm not sure if Mark Levin is totally correct. However, Levins's statement "Obama is about Obama" is spot on.

Joe Biden's Laugh

Today's Interview With Robert Spencer

On today's The Gathering Storm, WC and I interviewed Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch.

We primarily discussed Did Muhammad Exist?, Mr. Spencer's latest book.

CLICK HERE to listen.

Think Progress goes after Limbaugh over his comments on Hillary and Huma Abedin

Think Progress goes after Limbaugh over his comments on Hillary and Huma Abedin

From Barrack Now:

On June 26th, Rush Limbaugh spent a couple of minutes reporting on the story we broke on June 24th, that further exposes the familial ties of Huma Abedin - Hillary Clinton's closest advisor - to the Muslim Brotherhood. Specifically, the point of interest for Rush is the news that Huma's mother and Egypt's new first lady are close colleagues as leaders of the Muslim Sisterhood. The Soros-backed Think Progress attempted to debunk Limbaugh's claims and linked to an article we wrote last year, labeling it one of those conservative "conspiracy theories".

Keep checking Shoebat.com because we have an explosive follow-up piece to this story coming that you will not want to miss.

Here is the relevant audio clip of Limbaugh from June 26th, via Think Progress:

"You will not disrespect the president of the United States in this classroom"

Part of the exchange in THIS STORY at The Blaze.

More from the exchange between the teacher and the student:

...The back and forth continued and the most strident of the two students reminded his teacher that President Bush was constantly treated to negative statements about him while he was in office: “Whenever Bush was president, everybody talked sh-t about him.”

To which the teacher responded: “Because he was sh-tty.”

The social studies educator went on for a full minute with more ranting, saying that people were arrested for saying derogatory things about President Bush. The student correctly reminded the teacher that opinions are protected, but you cannot be arrested unless you threaten the president.

More HERE, including an audio of the entire exchange.

The Present Constitutional Crisis

Listen to the brief audio HERE.

Galloping Shari'a

An interesting anecdote (hat tip to Razorsharp Claws):

Politics In America Today

A few posts down, Pastorius called our attention to this video:


Another excerpt from CEO Steve Wynn HERE at Business Insider, dated July 18, 2011:

[Obama] keeps making speeches about redistribution and maybe we ought to do something to businesses that don't invest, their holding too much money. We haven't heard that kind of talk except from pure socialists. Everybody's afraid of the government and there's no need soft peddling it, it's the truth. It is the truth. And that's true of Democratic businessman and Republican businessman, and I am a Democratic businessman and I support Harry Reid. I support Democrats and Republicans. And I'm telling you that the business community in this company is frightened to death of the weird political philosophy of the President of the United States. And until he's gone, everybody's going to be sitting on their thumbs.

Read the rest HERE.

Certainly, Obama is not to blame for all our economic woes, nor can he fix our ailing economy. That said, Obama is on record as having proposed the following:


Read the transcript HERE.

Sure, the above occurred in 2001. But has Barack Hussein Obama changed his basic political and economic philosophy? I submit that he has not! Most recently, his speeches consistently demonize the wealthy, and yesterday he issued this executive order as he blatantly bypasses Congress, which will not pass his jobs bill. He has also voiced support of Occupy Wall Street, a movement that defines itself as follows:

a horizontally organized resistance movement employing the revolutionary Arab Spring tactic to restore democracy in America.

Can the American electorate see what's happening?

CEO Steve Wynn On The Obama Administration

With a hat tip to Indigo Red, the following sums up how many businessmen feel about the economic environment created by the Obama administration:

"Obama's a Presidential third grader"

From I Hate The Media:



Yep, the liberal talking-heads are turning.

Disrespect From Elected Public Servants

From Weasel Zippers:



Oligarchy!

Forget the live-mic issue. These so-called elected public servants think themselves untouchable. Why are they so disregarding the power of the ballot box?

Mind-Boggling Ignorance

If not outright stupidity.

Via My Daily Trek:



Waaaay past time for taxpayer revolt!

Wise Words From JFK

Hat tip to Social Sense:



Note these words:

“And so it is to the printing press, the recorder of man’s deeds, the keeper of his conscience, the courier of his news, that we look for strength and assistance, confident that with your help, man will be what he was born to be —free and independent.”

Now, there is some irony here in that the the press at the time covered up JFK's personal activities.

But JKK's words do emphasize the importance of the responsibility to keep the press informed and the U.S. Constitution right of dissent to any government.

And JFK's words are prophetic if we consider what the media have degenerated to today.

LA Sunsett, a commenter to the above-cited post at Social Sense stated the following:

...JFK is NOT from the same mold as Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, and Barack Obama. He's as far away as one could get, without falling off the earth....

Unimaginable Horror In Tehran Today

From Threats Watch:

Iran has executed its Tiananmen Square. Baharestan Square has become synonymous with barbarity, cruelty, massacre and inhumanity.

An Iranian blogger (whose URL I will not publish) live blogging from Baharestan Square in central Tehran today captures but brief glimpses of the unimaginable horror that took place today. Bus loads of protesters were stopped and unloaded from their buses by "black-clad police" and literally herded. When the massing was sufficient, as the barely controllably distraught Tehran caller to CNN described first hand, hundreds of the regime's Basij thugs poured out of an adjoining mosque and commenced a massacre with axes, clubs, guns and gas.

From the live blogger's eyewitness account:

>More than 10.000 Bassij Milittias get position in Central Tehran, including Baharestan Sq.
>Army Helycopters flying over Baharestan and Vali Asr Sq.
>The streets, squares and around BAHARESTAN (Approx. South-eastern of Tehran) is swarming with military forces, civilian forces, the security motorists
>The croud have moved to the south of baharestan, the situation is bad, the shooting has started
>In Baharestan Sq. in the Police shooting, A girl is shot and the police is not allowing to let them help
>In Baharestan we saw militia with axe choping people like meat - blood everywhere - like butcher

This is the Iranian regime, wading into its own unarmed people and axing them to death, bludgeoning women (seen as the greatest threat to the regime) and throwing them to their deaths from pedestrian bridges. The same Iranian regime whose embassy officials are invited to American embassies around the world to celebrate on July 4th, of all things, a successful revolution.

This frantic phone call from a Tehran woman will break your heart as you consider our standard response has been "that there are sets of international norms and principles about violence" and that "the international community is watching." Part of yesterday's response by President Obama in a press conference included "that there is a peaceful path that will lead to stability and legitimacy (of the Iranian regime) and prosperity for the Iranian people. We hope they take it." The Iranian theocratic regime clearly is not interested.

There should not be - nor should have ever been - invitations to the ruthless Iranian regime's international ambassadors to celebrate anything with us, anywhere, unless it is an invitation to a tribunal on charges of crimes against humanity.

To my intelligent friends who have been arguing the logic of our president's near silence on the issue of Iran - and not without merit on certain points - you can disengage from me now. I will entertain none of it any longer.

This is an axe wound, just one, doled out by the regime's thug basiji animals on Saturday, June 20, 2009.

This was a brutal murder of an assuredly unarmed protester of the up-close-and-personal variety. 

An act, and one not isolated, which requires the presence of inhumane malice and aggression and the absence of humanity. 

The traits required for massacres upon the unarmed. 

There is no nuance, no logical approach, no deft explanation that covers near silence and inadequate, tepid condemnation of the meekest sort. 

To decline any mention of possible repercussions on the regime for these acts "because we don't know how this is going to turn out" is moral cowardice of the highest order. 

Look at the picture above and listen to the frantic woman calling in to CNN again. They seem to "know how this is going to turn out."

There is a way to condemn a regime axing its citizens in the streets of Tehran and other cities across Iran without "making this about the US." You, and our president, are intelligent men and women and lacking no gifts of speech and prose. Find what's missing. Each of you frustrate and sadden me. Argue your eloquent points elsewhere. My ears are deaf as of now.

By Steve Schippert

RevereRidesAgain comments:

Responding to this by polishing the talking points of what effect statements will have on the Iranian regime's calibration of its savagery is not thinking, it's an evasion of thought.

Nobody I've spoken to off line about this knows anything whatever about Islam. They don't want to know. They want to be told what to think, preferably by Teh One. If they don't have to think about fanatical Islam, especially the apocalyptic Madhi-in-the-well Shiite version adhered to by the Iranian regime, then they don't have to worry about it. 

If they don't look too closely at Islam they won't see the butchery that's performed in its name every day -- the amputations, the stonings, the mutilation of little girls. They don't have to think about what that ideology plus nuclear weapons will lead to one day. Here.

Two Audios: Who Is Allah? & Islamphobia

From The Idiots Guide To Islam at In The Name Of Allah:



YouTube Link:

We are INDOCTRINATED to believe that ALLAH is GOD.

Allah is NOT God. Allah is only the NAME of a god.

YouTube Link:

The Muslim population HYPOCRITICALLY accuses the West of 'Islamophobia'.

Isn't it natural that we should be terrified of Muhammadan Islam?

The entire series of audios is HERE. Also see In The Name Of Allah, which offers articles on topics related to the history of Islam, including this excellent introduction to Islam. Excerpt from near the end of "Introduction to Islam":

Politicians and theologians keep repeating the mantra that Islam is a religion of 'peace', when the history of Muhammadan Islam is written with the blood of conquests and subjugation of tens of millions of nations in at least twenty-five countries spanning three continents - Asia, Africa and Europe - stretching from India and China in the east to the Atlantic in the west. The subject peoples of these lands - who had their own religions and beliefs - did not voluntarily become 'Muslims' through dialogue and spiritual enlightenment.

[Hat-tip to Mark Alexander, where I found the second of the above audios]