Moses is obviously important. Some might say seminal. The roles he played, he was strong, brave, a diplomat, he had tremendous leadership skills, and when he had to be, he was able to make whatever decisions the situations called for. And he is accorded an important role in what the development and history of Judaism.
Anti-Mullah blog gives a partial list of leftist puke organizations who accept funding from the Islamic state of Iran.
Remember, if there is “peace” and “justice” in the name, they are commie traitors. With their petro-dollars, the Mullahs can buy heaps of love from the pukes — though most of them do it gratis.
If they are young and graduated from university, they were re-educated, or their hippie parents filled their minds with shit. But the worst are the old hippies and commies themselves. Clueless, they are programed to destroy the traditional values in American society. They love Obama and are his real base.
We all know about how prevalent anti-Semitism is among liberals, and how loathe liberals are to admit it. Ever want to read more about it. Where it comes from? What its history is? What keeps it going? How it affects us and our society and Israel and theirs? Then read the following. I took it verbatim from an exceptional book on Christian anti-Semitism published in 1993. This except is pre-9/11, so it contains little about what we’ve all been experiencing lately, but it’s still clear, pertinent, timely, and well worth reading. Continue Reading »
For Arabs, keeping slaves is a time-honored tradition. That was one of the main reasons Muslims moved to Africa in the first place. They went there to take slaves. Soon they had a booming slave business and were sending slaves everywhere. Meanwhile, they were exporting the family business, “Convert or off with your heads!”
Now, much of Africa is under Islam’s umbrella. Parts that aren’t are experiencing what the world now calls genocide (Darfur, Sudan). Or ethnic cleansing (don’t forget Israel - where the Jews are still Jewish). For Muslims, it’s all in a day’s work.
Why do I mention this? Because in much of the Arab world, slavery is still one of their little dirty secrets. Even in big fat rich Saudi Arabia where money is no problem, they still are so cheap they’re willing to import women all the way from the Philippines and turn them into indentured slaves…Continue Reading »
It’s understandable, when your princes are busy jetting around the world secretly funding Jew-baiters and Jew-haters, it’s hard to keep the buses running on time, much less the toilets unclogged (with Korans).
After a while, the sewage has a way of biting you in the ass, if you know what I mean?
Hamas is swimming in their own shit. The Palestinians were used to having mud on their face, so this is no biggie for them. They don’t smell much different either. But for the same stink to stick to the Palestinian’s benefactors, and then for the world to notice, that’s a fate worse than death for Muslims who go nuts when we make fun of Mohammed, or send them a likeness of a dog.
Imagine what would happen if they started to see themselves the same way the rest of us see them?Continue Reading »
Most meteorologists are weather weenies whether they realize it or not. Water matters, weather matters, and how the climate is changing (getting warmer?), sea level rising, and rainfall patterns are changing matters to lots of people.
For instance, lots of people who live in deserts are getting a rude awakening. Soon we’re going to hear of either massive water collection projects going up or property values going down. In Nevada and Arizona, for instance, people continue to build where no one in their right mind would build.
But in Israel it’s a different matter. Thanks to the Brits, the United Nations and the Arabs, the Jews have been making due with a tiny dry piece of desert. Meanwhile, most Muslims and everyone under the anti-Semitic spell feel the Jews still control too much, be it too much land, too much water, too many jobs, too many whatever. Whenever Jews appear in more than ones, liars start lying. After all, that’s what liars do. And why do they lie? Because.
So, not trying to aggravate the situation, I just thought I’d mention the water situation in Israel isn’t one of those things you should just take for granted…
‘Current water crisis is unprecedented’
Ehud Zion Waldoks | J’Post
“This is the worst crisis since records started being kept 80 years ago,” Water Authority head Uri Shani declared Tuesday morning at a special press conference in Tel Aviv. “Like most countries, Israel is dependent on rainfall and the amount of rainfall is decreasing. There is a drop of 100 million cubic meters per year.”
Leaving something out is just as important as sticking something in. It’s criminal not to warn someone that the person you are getting involved with has priors. Especially if that person is a sex offender. You’d think employees at a Catholic school would know this by now. Apparently they don’t. Morals just don’t matter to people of that cloth. What’s their problem? Have they been so busy lying about the Gospel for so long, they can’t tell the truth about anything anymore?Continue Reading »
Talking about toilets, the recent Arab/Iranian/Hamas anti-Israel gambit involves biological warfare.
Along the Gaza coastline Mediterranean Sea currents flow north. Utilizing this simple fact, ever since Hamas took over Gaza, it has transferred all raw sewage to the ocean, figuring it would destroy Israeli cities to the north, including Tel Aviv.
Instead of destroying Israel, the result has been, Hamas turning Gaza into a toilet. The place stinks. No one can go swimming.
But for people who talk shit and who crap all over their Jewish neighbors, this recent turn of events makes sense.
Gold prices always increase with people’s insecurities. When people are afraid that war, or the cost of oil, or a teetering economy will unleash all kinds of ills, the price of gold goes through the roof. So here’s a story about our times, and how the cost of gold has affected an affected guy in Hong Kong.
A Palace of Gold Is Sold Off For Its Melt Value, but Not the Throne
by JONATHAN CHENG
HONG KONG — At $800 an ounce, the golden bathroom sink had to go. At $1,000, say goodbye to the golden horse-drawn chariot. But don’t even think about touching the golden toilet.
Global economic uncertainty over the past few years has pushed gold prices into the stratosphere, and few people have felt that rise as much as Hong Kong entrepreneur Lam Sai-wing has. He has spent the past decade constructing a palace of gold, decked out in six tons of the precious metal. In recent years, the palace has become an attraction mainland Chinese tour groups couldn’t miss, and a boon for Mr. Lam’s retail jewelry business, Hong Kong-listed Hang Fung Gold Technology.
Since gold prices hit four-digit territory earlier this year, Mr. Lam has been taking apart his hall of gold as quickly as he once raced to construct it. He is melting down
Bertha Becomes Season’s First Hurricane The strengthening storm is about 845 miles east of the northern Leeward Islands.
MIAMI — Hurricane Bertha continues to strengthen as it moves over the central Atlantic Ocean. As yet, no one is blaming this storm on the gays. No one has blamed the Jews, saying they’re trying to kill themselves to get sympathy for Israel. Muslims haven’t said it’s Allah’s work, trying to drown the Jews because they insist on living legitimately in the Jewish State. No one has implied God is behind whatever evils lurk in Bertha’s winds. But give the crazies time.
As of 11 a.m. EDT today, the Atlantic season’s first hurricane was centered about 775 miles east of the northern Leeward Islands. National Hurricane Center forecasters say Bertha is expected to turn in the general direction of Bermuda.
Maximum sustained winds have increased to speeds of 90 mph with higher gusts. Some strengthening is expected during the next 24 hours, and forecasters say Bertha could become a Category 2 hurricane later Monday.
Bertha is headed west-northwest at about 15 mph and is expected to slow down in the next couple of days.
Dead Sea tablet suggests Jewish resurrection imagery pre-dates Jesus
by Ofri Ilani | Haaretz
The premise that the Messiah died and was resurrected after three days is considered the foundation of the Christian faith, one which differentiates it from Judaism. Through the generations, this belief stood at the center of the debate between Christians and Jews. But now, a mysterious tablet from the time of the second temple has led researchers
BEIRUT–Lebanese farmers threatened to take to the streets if the government refuses to backtrack on its decision to cancel the Export Plus Program. After a meeting with outgoing Economy and Trade Minister Sami Haddad, the farmers’ syndicate said the government had no intention to reintroduce Export Plus, a program introduced by the Investment Development Authority of Lebanon few years ago to finance the export of Lebanese agricultural products to Europe and the Arab world.
Haddad claimed that Export Plus only benefited the merchants instead of the farmers. The minister insisted that the government has every right to open the market to foreign competition, adding that consumers will be the first to benefit from unrestricted competition. The farmers are also demanding the reintroduction of the agriculture calendar, a process that bans the import of agricultural products in Lebanon during certain seasons. The farmers warned that they would not hesitate to carry out a “revolution” if their demands were not met soon.
Where are all of the Hollywood celebrities holding telethons asking for millions to help Iowa and helping the folks affected by the floods?
Why isn’t the Federal Government relocating tens of thousands of Iowans to free hotels in Chicago?
Why hasn’t the media predicted we’ll soon learn everyone’s been covering up the truth about the thousands of dead bodies?
Where is all the media asking the tough questions about why the Federal Government hasn’t solved the problem? Asking where the FEMA trucks (and trailers) are?
When will Spike Lee say that the Federal Government blew up the levees that failed in Des Moines?
Where are Sean Penn and the Dixie Chicks? How come no one’s embarrassed to be an American when a natural disaster hits White America?
When will Governor Chet Culver say that he’s going to rebuild a “vanilla” Iowa because that’s the way God wants it?
How come no famous reverends said God did this to punish Iowans because they believe in something sinful, like Jesus?
How come no famous liberals said the Federal Government flooded its own cities to get the people’s minds off those infamous wars over there?
How come all those inept mayors haven’t been blaming Obama and his supporters for not supporting Whites in times of dire need?
Where are all the looters stealing high-end tennis shoes and big screen TV sets?
Where is the hysterical 24/7 media coverage, complete with reports of cannibalism?
Where are the people declaring that George Bush hates white and rural people?
How come two weeks after the floods began we stopped hearing anything else about the floods in Iowa?
In Jimmy Carter’s book on fly-fishing, “Sharing Good Times,” he writes fondly of fellow fly-fishermen similarly to the way he fondly wrote of fellow anti-Semites in “Peace Not Apartheid,” another one of his many forgettable books. What I can’t forget is that Carter expresses anti-Semitism as eloquently as he expresses philo-fishermanism. You may agree as you read Carter’s words:
“Fly-fishers are extremely protective of the fish, the pristine water, and the surroundings, and pride themselves on honoring all the protocols and customs that have developed during several centuries. We have been thrilled to take our place among these practitioners of the art.”
You see, Carter appreciates how fly fishermen hunt trout, just as he appreciates how mad-dog Muslims hunt Jews.
It’s enough to make Carter lovers everywhere want to vote for another Democrat.
How the corruption and dirty dealings went all the way to the top even in the United Nations? As if that should have surprised anyone.
And remember how leading into the war in Iraq, when we Americans were aghast when we learned how Russia, France and Germany based their alliances and decisions on lucrative concessions obtained in that country?
It seems, we the little people are naive to how the world works. Forming alliances and fighting over such petty things as concessions is not new nor is it rare. This is how the rich co-mingle with the powerful, and how those who govern are governed by those who are rich and powerful.
In case you might think there’s something new or underhanded about this, you might want to Google the following article, “Concession hunting in the age of reform: British companies and the search for government guarantees; telegraph concessions through Ottoman territories, 1855-58.”
If I knew my history better I’d list hundreds of similar situations, but instead, I decided to focus on Iran, since Iran’s in the news a lot these days. Although Russia and the West constantly hunted and clashed for concessions throughout the Middle East, Near East and Far East throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, I feel it’s important to point out how fierce the competitions was between France, Germany, Britain and Russia when working out deals with the Ottomans going back even before oil was discovered there.
The Muslims were constantly dealing with the West, and the warfare, although often small and by today’s terms, almost petty, was fought constantly over such things as who gained privileges and a leg up when looking for deals with all kinds of public works projects, and with deals with banks, and who got to build the railroads, and everything having to do with the vast tobacco business.
Back then, that’s what hegemony in the region was all about. That’s what coup d’états were over. That’s why tribal chieftains were ousted and others put in place. Those were the reasons we helped elevate the likes of this shah or that king to various thrones. This is how business was done back then. And whether you like it or not, on some level, that’s still how business is done. Why? Because it’s business.
Business has always been competitive. It’s about relationships, power, money, and it’s rare that governments aren’t involved, and as we’ve seen, it’s even rare now that the United Nations isn’t involved. Corruption is far more common than you might think. What’s rare is the naivete with which Americans view the world. We still think oil should not be part of the equation when dealing with Muslim countries. But how can oil be kept out of the equation?
Oil rich Muslim countries are going to use the oil weapon as long as it holds sway over us. And we’re going to respond in kind. Whether you like it or not, that’s just how it is, so get used to it.
Oh, and anyone who thinks all the wars in the Mid-East started with the establishment of Modern Israel, is equally as foolish. Long before the Jews owned any guns, the Arabs and Muslims were warring with one another. They’ve never gotten along. Why? Because that’s just how it is.
Sure, it’s been great for them ever since Modern Israel was added to the mix. Muslim leaders have continually done their best to rally support behind them based on Arab and Muslim enmity for Jews, and although millions of people continually fall for these shenanigans, that’s all they are. They’re just tools, vehicles, smokescreens, means toward various ends.
So anyone who thinks they’re going to be able to solve the problems of the Middle East by finding peace with the Palestinians is remarkably foolish. Just as anyone who thinks oil can be removed as a factor when making decisions regarding Iraq, Iran, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia is also an idiot. This is just how it is, so get used to it.
For most of his 40-year career, Christopher Hitchens’s notoriety has been confined to highbrow journalistic, literary and political circles. In the last 15 years, he has been familiar to readers of Vanity Fair and the Atlantic, and to viewers of the American current affairs shows that invite him on to say outrageous things in stylish phrases. His aptitude for the iconoclastic flourish—describing Princess Diana and Mother Teresa at their deaths, for example, as, respectively, “a simpering Bambi narcissist and a thieving fanatical Albanian dwarf”—sustained his currency as an intellectual shock troop of the left. Then, with his support for the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, and for George W Bush’s re-election in 2004, the left itself became a target of his polemics. But whichever side he took, he continued to file what were essentially minority reports to a specialist audience. Only God was able to promote him beyond such factional interests by providing the subject of a bestseller. While Hitchens has authored 16 books, including works on Henry Kissinger, Bill Clinton, the Elgin marbles, George Orwell, Thomas Paine and Thomas Jefferson, his assault on religion in God is not Great was the first occasion for which a publisher had arranged a serious US book tour.
Now his proselytizing atheism has granted him something like the status of a household name. But why does this insolently charismatic, upper middle-class Englishman seem to attract, and repel, so many people? It may be something about the way in which he combines a raffish, old-fashioned intellectual showmanship with an eye for the big story. His current battle against faith is the biggest of his career—it is the earliest argument he remembers having as a child, and the one that will be with him to the end.
Annals of National Security PREPARING THE BATTLEFIELD The Bush Administration steps up its secret moves against Iran
by Seymour M. Hersh
Late last year, Congress agreed to a request from President Bush to fund a major escalation of covert operations against Iran, according to current and former military, intelligence, and congressional sources. These operations, for which the President sought up to four hundred million dollars, were described in a Presidential Finding signed by Bush, and are designed to destabilize the country’s religious leadership. The covert activities involve support of the minority Ahwazi Arab and Baluchi groups and other dissident organizations. They also include gathering intelligence about Iran’s suspected nuclear-weapons program.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy promised swift and severe punishment Monday after a soldier used real bullets instead of blanks and wounded 17 people at an army base open day.
The sergeant fired his assault rifle into a crowd of hundreds of visitors watching parachute commandos simulate an assault to free hostages Sunday at the base near the southwestern city of Carcassonne.
A three-year-old boy, who took bullets in the heart and in the arm, and both his parents were among the victims, officials said.
Iran says will decide scope of retaliation if attacked
Enemies of Iran should know that they would face Iranians’ iron fist in case of making any mistake against the country,’ Revolutionary Guard’s Deputy Commander Hejazi says Mohammad Hejazi, deputy commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, said Monday his country will be the one to determine the gravity and scope of a military reaction if Iran is attacked.
“The era of hit-and-run is over. Possible beginners of any threat against Iran should notice that Iran reserves the right to determine the scale and scope of response to any threat,” Hejazi was quoted by the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) as saying during a ceremony of the Revolutionary Guards in the city of Isfahan.
The deputy commander added that Tehran would hold the White House and the US administration responsible for any threat against Iran.
“Enemies of Iran should know that they would face Iranians’ iron fist in case of making any mistake against the country,” Hejazi said. “Iranians would destroy enemies’ glass palace with their fire balls if they even think of playing with the fate of Iranian youth.
DOES Barack Obama intend to break the united front that the Bush administration has built to deal with Iran’s nuclear ambitions? The question, posed by US allies in Europe and the Middle East, shows the growing concerns about Obama’s contradictory remarks on the issue.
Initially, Obama announced that he’d seek unconditional talks with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Later, he changed that to talks with “appropriate Iranian leaders” and tried to skirt the “unconditional” bit of his pledge by saying that some “preparatory work” might be needed before he’d sit with an Iranian interlocutor.
What isn’t clear is whether Obama would insist that Iran respect the unanimous decision of the UN Security Council to stop uranium enrichment.
The new UN compromise package, presented by the European Union foreign-policy czar Javier Solana to the mullahs this month, is structured around the demand that Iran stop enrichment as prerequisite for dialogue.
Tehran, however, insists that the enrichment issue is “closed for ever” - clearly hoping that an Obama administration would endorse that position. If the US is likely to drop that key demand soon, there’s no reason why Iran should meet it now.
Obama, in other words, pulled the carpet from under Solana’s feet while the mullahs watched and chuckled.
There is a video going around in which actors portraying American voters are explaining why they are going to vote Republican.
The video is a shining example of wit and wisdom. It is the apogee of sardonic satire, showing Republicans to be repulsive, reactionary, regressive and racist.
A number of people I know, independent of each other, were compelled to email me the link to the video. I am not now, nor have I ever been a registered Republican. I have even voted for Democratic candidates in just about every level of government.
I must say, besides being clever, the video clip is very convincing.
That is why I will now elucidate the top ten reasons I will be voting Democrat.
10. I want detailed gay sex education to be required curriculum in all 1st and 2nd grade classrooms.
9. I want my life choices being decided by highfalutin Hollywood hypocrites.
8. I would rather remain hostage to foreign oil producers than tap into our own proven reserves.
7. I would prefer that the criminals are the only ones with guns.
6. I care more about how terrorists are treated than the safety of our own troops or citizens.
5. I want our government to do whatever it takes to make our enemies like us, even though our allies, that we rescued from the Nazis, hate us and always will.
4. I want to pay more taxes to support pregnant teenage crack whores.
3. I want more and more immigrants to come here illegally and milk the system at my expense.
2. I want my children and their children to live in dhimmitude under Islamic shariah law.
And the number one reason I’m voting Democrat is
1.I’VE GOT MY HEAD SO FAR UP MY ASS, I’M STARTING TO LIKE THE SMELL.
DON’T LET ANYONE TELL YOU OTHERWISE
by Gerard Baker | NYP
“My center is giving way. My right is in retreat. Situation excellent. I shall attack!”
If only our political leaders and opinion-formers displayed even a hint of the defiant resilience that carried Marshal Foch to victory at the Battle of the Marne. But these days timorous defeatism is on the march. In Britain setbacks in the Afghan war are greeted as harbingers of inevitable defeat. In America, large swaths of the political class continues to insist Iraq is a lost cause. The consensus in much of the West is that the War on Terror is unwinnable.
And yet the evidence is now overwhelming that on all fronts, despite inevitable losses from time to time, it is we who are advancing and the enemy who is in retreat. The current mood on both sides of the Atlantic, in fact, represents a kind of curious inversion of the great French soldier’s dictum: “Success against the Taliban. Enemy giving way in Iraq. Al Qaeda on the run. Situation dire. Let’s retreat!”
Since it is remarkable how pervasive this pessimism is, it’s worth recapping what has been achieved in the past few years.
After the United Nations voted the Jewish State of Israel back into existence in the modern panthion of legitimate nations, Arabs attacked from all sides and the Jews fought them back. After losing what Muslims thought was overwhelmingly a war that they would win, they went on to fight and lose many more wars. Meanwhile Egypt, Israel’s southern neighbor, embarked on a war with Israel in 1956 and Egypt fought another war with Yemen, hoping to turn those nations into her own. Bogged down in Yemen, Nasser popularity among the Arabs waned to the point that he felt compelled to do whatever it took to gain the status he felt he deserved. That was when hedismisseed the United Nations’ forces from Sinai and Gaza and imposed a blockade on Israel’s southern coast. Rewarded by an outpouring of love and respect from Muslims everywhere, Muslim nations were quick to translate this love of Nasser into hatred for Jews, and with this Arab solidarity and militancy rose again. Calling to all Arabs, Nasser demanded nothing short of unity, sacrifice and passionate hatred of Jews, and then Egypt and all her allies amassed tanks and troops on Israel’s borders, ready to pounce and exterminate 3 million Jews who the Arabs and Nazis had failed to murder in the Holocaust.
Rather than wait for the Muslims’ first strike, On June 5, 1967 Israeli forces lashed out and in days destroyed over 400 Arab aircraft and over 800 Arab tanks. Nasser’s dream of a Judenrein Middle East was dashed. Nasser’s dream of leading Arabs whle standing on Jewish runins were dashed. Instead, for their misdeeds, Israel legitimately held territories in the Sinai, Golan, West Bank and Gaza. Call these lands what you may, they were taken when Israel’s choice was to lose and be destroyed, or to make decisions that she would have to live with for years to come. Israel acted and we’ve seen how the Muslims have reacted.
Muslims still act as if they are victims. Ha, they are anything but victims. To date these Muslims have proven they are barbarous, with unlimited appetites not only for Israel but for gobbling up much of Africa, Asia, Europe and whatever else they can destroy and take as their own.
Once again, some overly ambitious Muslims have their eyes on Israel. This time these Muslims live in Iran, and Israel needs to decide what it’s going to do. What makes things different this go around, is instead of uniting under Ahmadinejad as they did under Nasser, it appears many Arabs are coming to their senses. They see Iran for what it is, and they would be pleased as punch if someone knocked Iran to her senses.
There is no denying it, Jews are exceptional. Saul Bellow says “Perhaps the Jews have themselves created such expectations. Israel has made extraordinary efforts to be democratic, equitable, reasonable, capable of change… Obviously, the Jews accepted a historic responsibility to be exceptional. They have been held to this; they have held themselves to it. Now the question is whether more cannot be demanded from other peoples.”
Muslims believe theirs is a great civilization. In “To Jerusalem and Back,” Bellow says “A great civilization should be capable of humane and generous flexibility.” You would think Muslims have had plenty of time to accept reality and adjust. Israel after all constitutes about one-sixth of one percent of the lands Arabs call Arab. Isn’t it possible for these Arabs and Persians and Muslims to find within themselves or within their civilization, traditions and religion, whatever makes it possible for people to adjust and accept and embrace reality? Can’t Muslims see that destroying Israel will do them no good?
Isn’t it possible, isn’t it time that anti-Semites demanded more of themselves too? Is this too much to ask of a species that claims it was created by God? In the image of God? Is this too much to ask of people who refuse to accept kinship with other Great Apes?
Talking about toilets, the recent Arab/Iranian/Hamas anti-Israel gambit involves biological warfare.
Where's Pat Paulsen when you finally need him?
