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Stuck in the 1800?s ? Racist, Ignorant West Virginians
2008-05-16 21:25:00 Obama Faces Racism in West Virginia - video powered by Metacafe Related Posts April 25, 2008 — Hillary R. Clinton, will you please go now! (1) February 18, 2008 — GOP Cheerleaders Boo... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Muslim GI Claims Army Bigotry
2008-05-15 16:46:00 A Muslim soldier and his wife in North Carolina are upset their infant son’s body was subject an autopsy after his sudden death which is in contradiction to Muslim religious practice. Doctors suspected sudden infant death symdrome and wanted an autopsy to confirm their diagnosis. Pfc. Eli Agee has contactd the Miiltary Religious Freedom Foundatin ...
Dinosaurs, Man, and Galling?s Hypocrisy of The Bible
2008-05-15 06:17:00 Now look at Peter Galling, one of Ham’s cronies’ playing innocent, engaging in bibliolatry, and being a hypocrite with this new approach to responding to a feedback given by an S.T. from Rockport, Texas and L.B. from a somewhat false location (What false location, Galling?), “We thought we?d try something a little different in this week?s response to feedback. Usually, we select one negative feedback to answer, always looking for an emailer who asks a valid question rather than someone just unloading unsubstantiated claims. Recently, we received two relatively similar emails asking about our contention (or the Bible?s contention, as we argue) that dinosaurs and humans lived at the same time. Both authors write as Christians, so we thought this would be a good opportunity to address the question once again and touch on some of the issues it relates to.” The contention of humans and dinosaurs living at the same time is not of the Bible. It’s all made up b...
Substitute Jews for Muslims to show your bigotry
2008-05-10 05:26:00 Hate them Jews!Photo by: Great BeyondIt happens all the time. I'll write, "Muslims are a threat to civilization," or "We should deport all Muslims," and some intellectual giant will comment, "Just substitute Jews in place of Muslims and you'll see how your remarks are no different than those of anti-Semites." I suppose when I swap the words I am expected to admit that the sentiments expressed are no different than Hitler's. There is a difference. A big difference. Hitler knew Jews were not dangerous when he said that Jews were a threat and so all Jews should be deported. His purpose in making those allegations was to create a bogeyman in order to establish, consolidate, and increase his political power in Germany. If the number of Chinese in Germany were as large as the number of Jews he would have said exactly the same thing about the Chinese. He was no more anti-Semitic than I am. Jews did not attack German citizens, did not plot to create a world Rabbinate, and could ...
Bigotry: it's not just for adults anymore
2008-05-08 16:59:00 New! "God Hates Fags" T-shirts, now in toddler sizes. You know what they say: if you want 'em to grow up without a shred of care or compassion for fellow human beings - start 'em early. If you want 'em to become hate-filled, rage-filled, closed-minded, we suggest you work on 'em while they're still malleable. Start with these tees, so the message burns itself into their soft, innocent hearts. Ah, the next generation of little Pat Buchanans:These kids are going to need some serious deprogramming later in life.Statistically speaking, some of the kids whose parents dress them in these shirts are going to be gay themselves. Reminds me of the fact that many (some even say most) victims of homophobic violence (bullying, gay-bashing, etc) are not even gay - but are usually those who others mistakenly think are gay. This is just one reason (you know, aside from the morality aspect) that even straight folk should be concerned about homophobia. Gay bashing is about more than just punishi...
By: Red Jenny
CMI?s Own Feather Fossil Fantasy
2008-05-06 21:50:00 After going through a huge spiel about dino/bird ancestry and feathered evolution similar to the old worn-out claims of “If humans evolve from monkeys, why are still monkeys around?” Creationist Shaun Doyle ends his CMI article, Feather Fossil (sic} Fantasy with this tripe, “From a biblical view, these feathers are likely to have come from a chick and were encased in amber during the Flood.” No, Doyle. Not from a biblical worldview, but from a stupid, fantasy young earth worldview, the real feathered fossil fantasy, entirely made up without presenting a single evidence for any conclusion creationists made up in response to primitive feathers found encased in amber dated around 100 million years old in which they claim to have come from “a chick” (not a dromaeosaur chick, mind you, but a modern baby chicken) which fell off and “were encased in amber during the Flood.” Now that’s a real feather fossil fantasy Doyle is making up...
The Great Dinosaur Mystery Solved (Part 10)
2008-05-02 22:26:00 Mirrored here. Ham’s Ideas Solves Not a Dang Thing. Ham says that telling people about the true history of the world and presenting the solution to the world’s problems (his way) is what his book is all about or so he thinks. To tell you the truth, his ideas will solve not a dang thing! Ham’s ideas, ...
The Great Dinosaur Mystery Solved (part 9)
2008-04-30 09:03:00 Mirrored here. More of Ham’s Moral Idiocy Ham then states falsely that the foundations of the gospel is all found in Genesis which is incorrect as stated in part 8 of this article. Ham threatens that if you accept evolution, then you are accepting the concept of millions of years of death, suffering, bloodshed, and disease happening ...
The Great Dinosaur Mystery Solved Part 7
2008-04-19 05:37:00 Mirrored here. Alan Feduccia Alan Feduccia is among a very tad few evolutionists out there who do mean well, but they object the notion of birds being descendants of dinosaurs and would rather stick with the orthodox view of birds being descendants of a certain common ancestral reptile, thinking the idea of dinosaurs evolving into birds as ...
Google “Christian” bigotry
2008-04-11 18:27:00 This is from Stop the ACLU ##### “I think the time must come when Christians and conservatives stop using Google and do their searches via Yahoo or live.com”Excerpt: “Search engine Google is facing a global backlash from internet users over its refusal to carry advertisements for a Christian group. The Christian Institute is sueing Google on the grounds ...
Sunday Exclusive: Michelle Obama - Her Thesis - Her downfall
2008-04-06 07:00:00 One of the most talked about thesis’, titled “Princeton-Educated Blacks and the Black Community” and written under her maiden name, Michelle LaVaughn Robinson, in 1985, has been the subject of much conjecture on the blogosphere and elsewhere in recent weeks, as it has been “temporarily withdrawn” from Princeton’s library until after this year’s presidential election ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Sunday Exclusive: Michelle Obama - Her Thesis - Her downfall", url: "http://thehillchronicles.com/?-p=1238" });
On Dr. King - McCain & the GOP were wrong then and are still wrong today!
2008-04-05 12:27:00 John McCain was rightly booed in Memphis yesterday. …because in 1983, he voted against the creation of a holiday honoring Dr. King, a vote which was not supported by most Republicans.... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Obama?s Melting Chocolate Factory
2008-04-04 15:35:00 Ann Coulter wrote this past week that, “If characters from “The Hills” were to emote about race, I imagine it would sound like B. Hussein Obama’s autobiography, “Dreams From My Father.” Has anybody read this book? Inasmuch as the book reveals Obama to be a flabbergasting lunatic, I gather the answer is no. Obama is about ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Obama’s Melting Chocolate Factory", url: "http://thehillchronicles.com/?-p=1236" });
Sunday Edition: Wright Comes Out Of Hiding
2008-03-30 07:00:00 Jeremiah Wright comes out of hiding Friday evening. Wright canceled several public events following the warranted uproar over incendiary comments about U.S. foreign policy and race relations, but surprised a Chicago congregation by attending an event to celebrate poet Maya Angelou’s birthday. The Rev. Jeremiah Wright received a jubilant standing ovation when he entered Saint ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Sunday Edition: Wright Comes Out Of Hiding", url: "http://thehillchronicles.com/?-p=1228" });
Wright Gone MIA
2008-03-29 06:00:00 Since the recent controversy Wright has created for himself and his cronie Barack Obama, he seems to be missing in action. This hit the press recently: The first public appearance of Barack Obama?s controversial pastor since his inflammatory comments rocked the presidential campaign was abruptly called off Tuesday. The cancellation of Jeremiah Wright?s appearance at a church revival ...SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Wright Gone MIA", url: "http://thehillchronicles.com/?-p=1223" });
Wright Gone MIA
2008-03-29 06:00:00 Since the recent controversy Wright has created for himself and his cronie Barack Obama, he seems to be missing in action. This hit the press recently: The first public appearance of Barack Obama?s controversial pastor since his inflammatory comments rocked the presidential campaign was abruptly called off Tuesday. The cancellation of Jeremiah Wright?s appearance at a church revival ...
Australia brands Bashir comments 'bigotry'
2008-03-24 10:09:00 FOREIGN Minister Stephen Smith has played down an outburst by Indonesian extremist Abu Bakar Bashir as nothing more than the Islamic cleric's usual bigotry.In a talk given in October last year, Bashir urged his followers to ?beat up? western tourists, whom he called ?worms, snakes and maggots?, The Australian reported today.Mr Smith said he condemned Bashir's views ?absolutely? as the Federal Government had done previously.?The reported comments by Abu Bakar Bashir are consistent with his well-known views and nothing more than his familiar bigotry,? he said.The Foreign Minister said the Indonesian Government had been vigilant in dealing with terror threats.?Indonesian authorities continue to pay close and careful attention whenever comments such as these suggest threats to Australians and other foreigners,? he said.?Cooperation on counter-terrorism between Australia and Indonesia is ongoing and remains strong.?Earlier: 'Beat up tourists' Abu Bakar Bashir tells followersIndonesia...
Rev. Wright’s Bigotry More Significant than Rep. Kern’s
2008-03-18 05:01:00 This weekend when I realized that since Bill Clinton and Gary Condit, the sex scandals attracting major media attention have all involved gay sex or solicitations for such sex (McGreevey, Foley, Craig), I quickly typed up an observation, perhaps my shortest post ever. A reader, upset that I hadn’t addressed an issue I had then heard nothing about, wondered why I hadn’t said anything about the “venomous anti-gay hate speech by Oklahoma Sate Rep. Sally Kern” (his words), I replied noting that Ms. Kern is hardly anyone in “the national spotlight.” It seems the media has dragged this misguided woman into the national spotlight, probably because of her partisan affiliation (alas, she’s a Republican). Her contention that homosexuality is a greater threat to America than terrorism is just plain silly. Ed Morrissey said it best when he wrote, “Republicans at some point have to distance themselves from those whose paranoid impulses lead them t...
By: GayPatriot
The Wright Stuff
2008-03-14 12:37:00 "Hillary ain't never been called a n-----" Wack job Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Obama's "spiritual adviser." NYP Obama's gonna have to 'spain hissef. NewsBusters vid But not to Anderson Cooper.Charles Krauthammer has an intriguing piece in today's Wash Post on the self-immolation of the Democratic party. "The optimist will say that when this is over, we will look back on the Clinton-Obama contest, and its looming ugly endgame, as the low point of identity politics and the beginning of a turning away. The pessimist will just vote Republican."The NYT runs a profile of Obama's dead white mother.
By: Chickaboomer
The "Soft Bigotry" Of Slamming Obama-Rama
2008-03-05 21:09:00 Be warned that, with the sudden resurgence of Hillary Clinton following her primary wins in Rhode Island, Ohio and Texas yesterday, our corporate media smells blood in the water emanating from the Barack Obama camp, and they?re not in the mood to snack on chum, if you know what I mean.And one of the first to try and close in for the kill is Michael Gerson of The Washington Post here (center in photo, of course); the fact that the Post gives him space for his propaganda without reminding readers of his sordid role as one of the chief Bushco propagandists speaks volumes for the moral bankruptcy of the Beltway chattering class.Might as well get to it (see, Gerson is speculating on Obama?s first 100 days as president in ?glass half-empty? mode)?Redeeming his inaugural pledge to "pay any price, bear any burden, fly any distance to meet with our enemies," Obama's first major international meeting is with President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran. National security adviser Samantha Power does...
Harvard University, Women-Only Gyms, and Anti-Religious Bigotry
2008-03-05 16:26:00 Harvard University is in hot water over its decision to schedule women-only hours at one of its gyms to accommodate requests from women Muslim students whose religious beliefs prohibit them from working out in front of men in exercise wear. Harvard has scheduled only six women-only hours per week out of the seventy hours the gym ...
By: Jewneric
Bigotry Of The Elite: A Sad South African Story
2008-03-03 08:02:00 it ws just another freshmen prank at the segregated campus of South Africa’s University of the Free State, another silly film to place on the Internet or YouTube about freshmen initiation practices. Two white students, Roelof Malherbe and Schalk van der Mersw, filmed a mock freshmen initiation of five black cleaners who worked for ...
ABC continues to manufacture more would-be bigotry
2008-02-29 12:27:00 NBC did something like this in 2006 at NASCAR. And just a few months ago, ABC did a homophobia stunt in Birmingham, Alabama. Now, ABC has been doing an Islamophobia stunt in Texas, which CAIR seems to be involved in. Steve Emerson (also via Michelle Malkin) says: The ABC story was linked to a Primetime broadcast in which an actor posed as a bakery shop worker who berated a Muslim customer wearing
By: Tel-Chai Nation
All the bigotry that’s fit to stage…. again
2008-02-27 16:58:00 From Michelle Malkin In April 2006, I reported on an attempt by NBC News’s Dateline to stage an Islamophobia sting on NASCAR fans.In November 2007, I called attention to an attempt by ABC News’s Primetime Live to stage a homophobia sting in Birmingham, Alabama. Now, Primetime Live is replicating the Islamophobia stunt thing in Texas (hat tip ...
It?s About Time: Pastors Endorsing Huckabee Getting Investigated By IRS
2008-02-15 02:11:00 Oh here it is folks, and with GREAT joy, I hand you this bombshell on a silver platter: IRS Probes Pastors Huckabee Endorsement Thursday, February 14, 2008 9:05 AM from Newsmax A Southern Baptist preacher who endorsed GOP presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee on church letterhead said Wednesday he was being investigated by the Internal Revenue Service for mixing ...
My personal definition of religious bigotry? Besid...
2008-02-13 02:22:00 My personal definition of religious bigotry? Besides rudeness, contempt, a superiority complex, and a my-way-or-the-highway attitude? I'd add a distinct unwillingness to learn anything about the belief system one is disparaging. Oh, and an assumption about what those beliefs are. As well as the assumption that there is no variance in the beliefs or practices of various people within a religion, such as the assumption that holding religious beliefs = fundamentalism.
By: Daisy's Dead Air
Cussing is the new thing in bigotry apparently
2008-02-12 00:39:00 The Christian Defense Coalition is picketing ESPN. Why are they picketing ESPN? Because saying Jesus Christ in a less than loving manner and Goddamn is the equivalent of calling a black person a n*gger and a homosexual a f*ggot. It is the goal of the Christian Defense Coalition to help ESPN realize the negative ...
By: Bligbi
Possible Misunderstanding Concerning "Oh, the Bigotry of Bigotry"
2008-02-06 17:31:00 I appreciate Austin Cline taking the time to read my blog post and posting his opinions concerning it at his blog. I do however believe there may have been a slight misunderstanding as to the thoughts he pulled forth from my posting though.The title of my post was ?Oh, the Bigotry of Bigotry? whereas Austin Cline entitled his reply/rebuttal of such ?Anti-Atheist Bigot Denying Own Bigotry?. Though my original thoughts were in reference to another blog entry entitled ?Bigotry Should Disqualify a Presidential Candidate?.At the very onset of the topic ?Bigotry Should Disqualify a Presidential Candidate?, the writer begins their thought of bigotry as they see it from ?many Republican campaigns? towards race, to sexual preference (called ?anti-gay?, namely homosexuality), and atheism (called anti-atheist).They make the notion that although bigotry of race is not tolerated whereas bigotry toward homosexuality and atheism is, for they state ?I long for the day when anti-gay and anti-atheist...
My Conflict Over Religious Bigotry, Part 1
2008-02-01 12:40:00 I begin most of the posts I write for this blog with a clear message I want to impart to the reader and a fairly clear idea of where the post will end up when I am finished. However, there are times when I write more for myself, beginning in a somewhat muddled state and hoping for clarity to emerge through the writing process. This is just such a post. In fact, I intend this to be the first in what will probably turn into a multi-part series (perhaps that reflects the depth of my ambiguity on this topic). The general topic will be that of religious discrimination and bigotry.I begin this topic with no clear idea of where I will arrive and in full recognition that I am deeply conflicted over much of what I will say. For the reader to appreciate why this is a difficult topic for me and to understand the source of my conflict, I will start by attempting to describe the scope of the problem and then attempt to probe the heart of my confusion.Religious Discrimination and BigotryIn a gen...
When MySpace gives in to religious bigotry
2008-02-01 00:40:00 As I was surfing the net without a specific purpose last night I stumbled upon a relative short article on a Secular Student Alliance's article regarding MySpace. Apparently, social networking site, MySpace.com, deleted the Atheists and Agnostic Group which had 35,000 members. This deletion, due mainly to complains from religious people marks the second time MySpace has removed the group since November 2007. read more
By: What the FAK
When MySpace gives in to religious bigotry
2008-02-01 00:40:00 As I was surfing the net without a specific purpose last night I stumbled upon a relative short article on a Secular Student Alliance's article regarding MySpace. Apparently, social networking site, MySpace.com, deleted the Atheists and Agnostic Group which had 35,000 members. This deletion, due mainly to complains from religious people marks the second time MySpace has removed the group since November 2007. read more
By: What the FAK
Bigotry still alive and unwell in SC
2008-01-25 21:02:00 When The State newspaper endorsed Barack Obama in Saturday’s Democratic presidential primary, there were certainly a few people who disagreed. The vast majority of those people, like me, did so as a result of overwhelming ideological differences. But apparently, there were some people who didn’t like the endorsement because of Obama’s skin color. Like this bumbling baffoon, who called the paper to say he is “ashamed that we have a black operation supporting black candidates”: Fortunately, this moron is largely the exception in South Carolina. Although he is certainly helping to perpetuate the stereotype. Here’s a transcript, courtesy of The State’s editorial page editor Brad Warthen: “… I need to talk with someone to discuss the fact that y’all are supporting a black man for president of the United States. I am ASHAMED that we’ve got a newspaper in Columbia, South Carolina, one of the best cities in America, and ye...
Oh, the Bigotry of Bigotry
2008-01-24 17:25:00 Looking in the blog world of Atheism, again we have the use of the term bigotry. Dictionary.com defines bigotry as ?stubborn and complete intolerance of any creed, belief, or opinion that differs from one's own.?Coming from the title ?Bigotry Should Disqualify a Presidential Candidate? we have a discussion of:?Try to imagine what would happen if video got out in which one of the Presidential candidates used the dreaded "n-word." That campaign would be over in an instant. Why? Because that type of bigotry would not be tolerated and would be accepted by an overwhelming majority of the American people as grounds for disqualification. Unfortunately, other types of bigotry are not only accepted but are actually an important strategic component of many Republican campaigns. I long for the day when anti-gay and anti-atheist bigotry will disqualify a candidate as quickly as racism.?First off, I would like to note the simple fact of the comparison made by the writer: Race (whether African A...
Bigotry- christiansquoting.org.uk
2008-01-22 18:41:00 In America today, the only respectable form of bigotry is bigotry directed at religious people.- William Bennett, quoted in John Bolt, A Free Church, A Holy Nation: Abraham Kuyper's American Public Theology, Eeerdmans, 2001Anti-clericalism and non-belief have their bigots just as orthodoxy does. ~ Julien Green, Journal (July 23, 1945)
By: Christian Quoter
The "Truth" About Mitt Romney?s "Flip-Flops"
2008-01-22 04:44:00 This is very important from over at MyManMitt Post SC/NV Evangelical vs non-Evangelical Scorecard (with NV Mormon vote analysis) Posted: 21 Jan 2008 02:17 AM CST Based on Exit polling from SC, NV, MI, NH, and IA (as well as real vote tallies from the five states–apologies to WY!): Total voters thusfar: 1,731,000 Total “Evangelical/”"Born- Again” voters: 734,200 Total non-Evangelical voters: ...
Bill O?Reilly attacks Obama?s Staffer
2008-01-08 07:39:00 Senator Obama rejected an invitation by Bill O’Wino to appear on his show at FOX News, prompting the mealy-mouthed “Fake News” anchor to shove and insult an Obama staffer this... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Vestigial religious bigotry
2007-12-31 11:36:00 Ever in search of renewal, we Americans delude ourselves into believing that our progress outstrips our history. But the past is a long time with us. That’s nowhere more apparent than in our strongly felt prejudices. These linger deep in the nation’s ranks for generations after the parade begins to leave them behind. In 2008 as ...
Nice attempt to spin away Ron Paul?s bigotry
2007-12-27 23:16:00 Hilarious spin by the Ron Paul blinder-wearing partisans to revelations that their hero is a bigot: The publication, or publications, comprised a business venture to which Ron Paul lent his name. Headquarters were “60 miles away” from Ron Paul’s personal Texas offices. At the time that the publications were being disseminated, primarily in the 1980s, Ron ...
What?s Behind the McCain-Huckabee Love-Fest?
2007-12-26 18:33:00 by Rocco R. What’s Behind the McCain-Huckabee Love-Fest? This Article’s Images Image 1 of 1 First|Prev| Next Can McCain beat Hillary? more function getDivNodeAja(id) { var divNode ...
FAIR - SPLC Uncovers Prominent Anti-Immigration Group?s Racist History
2007-12-26 14:34:00 Because of its white supremacist views, the Southern Poverty Law Center has designated the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) a hate group. The latest edition of the Intelligence... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
The Spirit of Christmas and Religious Bigotry
2007-12-22 13:44:00 The thing that makes the left so insidious is that hidden among a multitude of untruths and bits of twisted logic are a few kernels of truth. Sometimes those truths are very hard to take – especially if we happen to be Christians and political conservatives.For example, here’s a quote from Alternate Brain (a lefty site)“Troutfishing at KosThey just can't help themselves, can they ? The Christmas spirit and religious bigotry, both eternal, are forever at odds but today's religious right dominated Republican Party seems to have gotten one confused for the other. That's not surprising, however, because the religious right of their day, the Puritans, started the Christian war on Christmas to advance the Puritan values of stinginess and religious bigotry, and the contemporary American GOP is sliding right back into that traditional groove. Somebody better call Bill O'Reilly - the war on Christmas has spread to the GOP. Or, maybe it started there. . . .”Do you agree that Trout...
By: Faultline USA
Faith, Fraud, Bigotry and the ReTHUGlican Crusade for ‘Jesus Voters’
2007-12-19 11:06:00 In an article titled: “Hard-liners for Jesus,” Harold Meyerson of the Washington Post writes: The most depressing thing about the Republican presidential race is that the party’s... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Religious Bigotry? Mike Huckabee, Mormonism and The New York Times
2007-12-14 14:47:00 I hope most Republicans have learned by now that the New York Times and fair journalism are polar opposites. So when the Times takes one short statement out of an 8000 word interview, ignores the context and makes it into a big issue, you’d think Republicans (at least) would know enough to pass this ...
Bigotry: Bad for me, good for you.
2007-12-07 19:44:00 What do you call a man that protests against being the victim of bigotry who clearly expresses bigotry towards others? Mitt Romney. In a speech touted as being along the lines of the one delivered by JFK in Dallas Mitt brings up Mormonism once by name, then proceeds to tell us how we shouldn’t concern ourselves with ...
By: Bligbi
Bigotry: Bad for me, good for you.
2007-12-07 19:44:00 What do you call a man that protests against being the victim of bigotry who clearly expresses bigotry towards others? Mitt Romney. In a speech touted as being along the lines of the one delivered by JFK in Dallas Mitt brings up Mormonism once by name, then proceeds to tell us how we shouldn’t concern ourselves with ...
By: Bligbi
Boy Scouts evicted over Anti-Gay Bigotry
2007-12-06 15:48:00 Negotiations have ended and come June 1, 2008 - the Boy Scouts will have to have vacated Beaux Art Building. For three years the Philadelphia council of the Boy Scouts of America held its ground. It resisted the city?s request to change its discriminatory policy toward gay people despite threats that if it did not do ...
By: Bligbi
America - A Nation Filled With Hate!
2007-12-05 15:22:00 Immigration Hate Crimes - Violent Backlash Engulfs Latinos ‘White’ Hate crimes against Latinos are on the rise, a trend that mirrors the violent rhetoric of the immigration debate. The... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
CNN: Corrupt News Network
2007-12-04 11:35:00 A self-serving agenda was set for the Republican presidential debates Writes Tim Rutten EXCERPTS: THE United States is at war in the Middle East and Central Asia, the economy is writhing like a snake... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Governor Romney to Give Address ?Faith In America? at The George Bush Presi
2007-12-03 02:33:00 You are cordially invited to witness one of the most decidedly profound moments in the history of the United States of America. The President of the United States, George W. Bush, has invited Governor Mitt Romney to give an address on “Faith in America” this Thursday, December 6th 2007. This speech is a welcomed moment ...
British Muslims? attitudes
2007-11-30 00:00:00 A fellow Towelian writes: So there I am messing around with a couple of young Muslims heads. Just for kicks, with a few friends of mine… I didn’t say anything blasphemous, but outrageous like “Alcohol is allowed in Islam”. It’s not but I thought I’d ruffle a few feathers with that one. Obviously I get ... |
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