Dennis Miller was again at his best tonight on O’Reilly. Topics tackled were Obama’s speech last night at West Point; the White House party crashers, the Salahis; and Nancy Pelosi’s $3K expenditure on flowers.
I think Dennis should not just move to Pelosi’s district to VOTE her out, but should move there to run AGAINST her! Don’t you think that would be a fantastic idea?
Maureen Santora, who lost her son, a 23-year-old FDNY firefighter, on 9/11 appeared on Neil Cavuto’s show last Friday to talk about Attorney General Eric Holder’s decision to have KSM and the other 9/11 co-conspirators’s trials moved to NYC.
To put it mildly, she’s none-too-pleased.
Recently on Fox News, Julie Banderas featured a special segment of wounded warriors who returned to Iraq for a homecoming, of sorts, to try and find some closure of their time in the battle. What a touching story this was, and what a reminder it is that we owe our very freedoms to these men and woman so we may enjoy the lives we are currently living.
Let’s pray we can keep this Republic and keep the enemies at bay. God bless our military men and women, those who’ve served in any theatre, at home and abroad.
Well, today was obviously a very dark day in the war on terror. The West has once again shown a weak hand to all terrorists, as Abdel Basetal al-Megrahi, the only person ever to be charged and indicted in the mid-air bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scottland, was released from a Scottish prison today on grounds of “compassion,” due to the fact he is allegedly dying of prostate cancer.
Today on Cavuto, Neil had on Stan Maslowski to discuss this sickening news, and to speak about how most of the victims’ families are feeling today – outraged. Stan’s then 30-year-old daughter, Norma, was one of the 270 people blown to pieces at 35,000 feet over Lockerbie, Scotland on December 21, 1988.
And it should be no shock to anyone that al-Megrahi received a hero’s welcome as he arrived home in Libya. Unbelievable. Can it get any sicker than this?
Please go here and read the entire indictment in full. It is quite detailed, and includes all the findings of the court. This man should be rotting in prison somewhere; not being return to his Libya as a “hero” or “rock star.”
My solution for al-Megrahi: one to the head, two center mass. But then again, that would be too humane. He deserves MUCH, much worse.
Questions for my readers: Libyan President Muammar Gaddafi is scheduled to come to New York next month – will the Obama administration still allow him into the country? Secondly, should he?
Recently on Fox News, Major Garrett challenged Barack Obama for not mentioning America as playing the major role in ending the Cold War. As you all know, Obama’s been on an apology tour across the world, taking blame for everything evil that has happened, but refusing to take credit for all the good America has done. This is the case in this instance, and Garrett wants to know if the sensitivities are such with the Russians that he can’t bring himself to even hint that the United States of America was key to bringing about the end to the Cold War.
Mr. Obama keeps his usual path, and spreads the “accolades around” (much like the wealth, to those who don’t deserve it) to make sure no one country or military entity can take majority credit. Barack simply refuses to acknowledge American exceptionalism, and for the life of me, I can’t understand why more people don’t see this. He’s not only trying to “level the playing field” here at home on social issues, he’s also trying to “level the playing field” across the globe, giving everyone equal credit for everything good than has happened in recorded history, regardless of who’s made the most sacrifices to achieve that good.
This stupid defeatocrat is going to get all of us killed, and there will no longer be a superior country to which the rest of the world can count on to stand up for them in the face of unapologetic global bullies. Obama voters are the scourge of this society, and it is not hard to recognize; that is, unless of course, you don’t walk through life with your eyes closed.
Last week, Sean Hannity sat down with the director, Cyrus Nowrasteh, of the break-out movie “The Stoning of Soraya M” out now in limited release. It was only available here at one theater in the Atlanta metro, but has since disappeared. I can only hope it comes back in wider release, and I will encourage all my friends to go see this painfully true depiction of the horrors that women in Iran go through on a disturbingly routine basis.
Please encourage your local theaters to bring this movie to your city. I think the fact that a lot of areas are denying its showing is very telling of exactly how impactful this true story is. Some folks don’t want to see it because they say it is too gruesome, but I say that is EXACTLY why they SHOULD view it. Some on the con-side say that it’s only gratitutious brutality to further a negative “stereotype” of Iranian culture, but those few are slowly being drowned out by people who know the truth about this reality.
Do you think that for one second if the movie “The Stoning of Soraya M.” involved US Servicemen perpetrating the brutality, there would be ANYTHING in its way trying to stop it? That would not happen. In fact, the hue and cry would be TO show it on as many theater screens as possible, as it fits the Hollywood liberal agenda that America is bad but everyone else is good and just.
This is just one more reason why I want all Americans and westerners abroad, even, to have access to and be able to see this very important film.
And last question: Where is N.O.W., Human Rights Watch, the ACLU, the UN, etc., etc., to decry this brutality? Oh, yes… this doesn’t fit their “template” as to what is really cruel. Shame on ALL of them, and shame on you if you don’t seek to have this film brought to your area. If you can’t do that on your own, buy the book and share it with friends. Meet with friends and have a book-study group to read it aloud to your organized members. However you do it, please make sure Soraya’s life was not snuffed out in vain. Honor her legacy, and the journalist who dared to tell her story.
We can be silent no longer. Stand up for what you believe in, and for justice for Soraya M. and others like her.
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