Thursday, January 21, 2010
AP Article Supports China Confidential Forecast
An AP article supports the China Confidential 2010 forecast that terrorism will replace the economy as the leading issue. The article--read it here--says rising public concern over (Islamist) terrorism is "forcing President Barack Obama to reassert himself after a wobbly period of homeland protection."
"Wobbly" is an interesting--and ironic--word choice, given conservative suspicions regarding Obama's ideological biases. Check out the definitions here.Dutch Dump Free Speech, Persecute Politician
The Dutch are dumping democracy and free speech, turning on their best and brightest, bowing to the Islamist menace that threatens to overrun the Netherlands and all of Europe. Click here for the story.
The Continent you may have known ... the Europe that was synonymous with freedom and culture and truly progressive ideals and reforms ... the Europe of this reporter's youth ... is gone, or, at the very least, going very fast. It is being swallowed up by a Nazi-like enemy that needs no tanks, no blitzkrieg to achieve its horrific aims, only millions of hate-filled, indoctrinated, and ignorant Muslims ... and the occasional terrorist atrocity ... backed by cowardly elites ... such as the craven fools persecuting the courageous Dutch politician who is the subject of the above-referenced article.
Click below to screen a video of his speech at a Florida synagogue last year. 
Germany: World Bids Farewell to Obama
Click here to read the article--must reading.
Every day in every way, Barack Obama looks more and more like a one-term President--another Jimmy Carter.Wednesday, January 20, 2010
UN Climate Scientists Admit They Were Wrong
Crap and trade.
U.N. climate scientists admit they were wrong about a key prediction concerning manmade global warming. Click here for the story.
The so-called settled science of global warming is melting faster than the glaciers.
Thursday, 21 January 2010
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