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Showing posts with label music; video;. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music; video;. Show all posts
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The Arab Times Are A' Changin'
The truth set to music (hat tip to Brooke):
This time next year, will we see any humor whatsoever in the above?
This time next year, will we see any humor whatsoever in the above?
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Never Forget
Set to the music of Samuel Barber's "Agnus Dei" from Adagio for Strings:
Leftist though he may be, Bruce Springsteen's "You're Missing" reminds us of the personal devastation wrought by Muslim terrorists on 9/11:
For this tenth anniversary of 9/11, as Barack Hussein Obama and a whole raft of others try to sing kumbaya with the Islamic world, we see that the left would like for all of us to forget 9/11 and ignore the still-present threat of Islamic terrorism.
I won't.
Not ever.
No matter how much revisionism is tossed out there for the dhimmis to suck up — even as the Ground Zero Mosque rises above the World Trade Center in New York City on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of 9/11 is used as a fundraiser for that Islamic center.
Read the names of the fallen. And take time to watch this excellent flash presentation, and gaze upon the faces of the fallen.
Never forget what happened on that day of cerulean and cloudless skies — cloudless until the smoke billowed from three sites: the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and Shanksville.
Never forget that on this tenth anniversary of 9/11, by order of Mayor Bloomberg, the first responders on that day will be denied admission to the 9/11 National Memorial in New York City. The President has turned the commemoration of 9/11 into a day of community service instead of a solemn commemoration that focuses on the events of that day (Alinsky Rule #6). And a few weeks before 9/11, the Empire State Building was, once again, bathed in the light of Islamic green. Not to mention this inclusion in the 9/11 Memorial in New York City: this hardhat with an Obama symbol on it.
The attack on the Pentagon is all but forgotten in several respects. The official memorial built in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, is a betrayal.
9/11 is morphing into stories about how Muslims are victims; see this Associated Press video. And the Washington Post has been publishing the series entitled "Under Suspicion: Muslims in America."
We are watching revisionist history taking place.
Never forget that human remains are still being identified through DNA testing, even ten years later. See THIS STORY in the August 24, 2011 edition of the Telegraph. Ernest James is the 1629th victim to be identified; some 1121 victims have not been identified, and the forensic experts are not yet halfway through the 21,000 fragments of human remains retrieved for testing. Many human remains have not been, and never will be, recovered.
Remember 9/11, that day of horror: where you were, what you were doing before and after the attacks, the shock and the sorrow and the rage you felt.
And remember that the Sons of Allah would again do the same — or worse — if they could.
Leftist though he may be, Bruce Springsteen's "You're Missing" reminds us of the personal devastation wrought by Muslim terrorists on 9/11:
For this tenth anniversary of 9/11, as Barack Hussein Obama and a whole raft of others try to sing kumbaya with the Islamic world, we see that the left would like for all of us to forget 9/11 and ignore the still-present threat of Islamic terrorism.
I won't.
Not ever.
No matter how much revisionism is tossed out there for the dhimmis to suck up — even as the Ground Zero Mosque rises above the World Trade Center in New York City on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of 9/11 is used as a fundraiser for that Islamic center.
Read the names of the fallen. And take time to watch this excellent flash presentation, and gaze upon the faces of the fallen.
Never forget what happened on that day of cerulean and cloudless skies — cloudless until the smoke billowed from three sites: the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and Shanksville.
Never forget that on this tenth anniversary of 9/11, by order of Mayor Bloomberg, the first responders on that day will be denied admission to the 9/11 National Memorial in New York City. The President has turned the commemoration of 9/11 into a day of community service instead of a solemn commemoration that focuses on the events of that day (Alinsky Rule #6). And a few weeks before 9/11, the Empire State Building was, once again, bathed in the light of Islamic green. Not to mention this inclusion in the 9/11 Memorial in New York City: this hardhat with an Obama symbol on it.
The attack on the Pentagon is all but forgotten in several respects. The official memorial built in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, is a betrayal.
9/11 is morphing into stories about how Muslims are victims; see this Associated Press video. And the Washington Post has been publishing the series entitled "Under Suspicion: Muslims in America."
We are watching revisionist history taking place.
Never forget that human remains are still being identified through DNA testing, even ten years later. See THIS STORY in the August 24, 2011 edition of the Telegraph. Ernest James is the 1629th victim to be identified; some 1121 victims have not been identified, and the forensic experts are not yet halfway through the 21,000 fragments of human remains retrieved for testing. Many human remains have not been, and never will be, recovered.
Remember 9/11, that day of horror: where you were, what you were doing before and after the attacks, the shock and the sorrow and the rage you felt.
And remember that the Sons of Allah would again do the same — or worse — if they could.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
For Norway
A few days ago (What an eerie coincidence!), I queued up the following music and video for a musical interlude August 7. I'm posting it today as we pray for Norway in the wake of the mass murders committed there yesterday.
Music by Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg:
Music by Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg:
Monday, July 04, 2011
On This Independence Day, Remember Those Who Served
Memorials to the fallen in Washington, D.C. (hat tip to RP Free Speech), with "Adagio for Strings" performed by brass:
Friday, April 22, 2011
The Government Can
Catchy little tune with revised lyrics (hat tip to LA Sunsett), but the message is depressing when you think about it:
But who listens to the message or thinks about the consequences anymore? Instead, Americans are all caught up in catchy sound bytes, which serve to dumb down the electorate. And that's how Obama got elected and continues to have adherents.
But who listens to the message or thinks about the consequences anymore? Instead, Americans are all caught up in catchy sound bytes, which serve to dumb down the electorate. And that's how Obama got elected and continues to have adherents.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Monday, February 07, 2011
Better Than a Hallelujah
I never thought I find myself saying I like an Amy Grant song. But, well, I like an Amy Grant song.
Friday, December 24, 2010
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