James Taranto, in his WSJ Best of the Web Today column last week, commented on Mayor Bloomberg’s asinine comments regarding the Ground Zero Mosque: Michael Bloomberg, the mayor of New York, has an op-ed in today’s New York Post defending the Ground Zero mosque. Actually, the Post informs us, it’s an adaptation of “Bloomberg’s prepared [...]
If only this were a joke. Hezbollah backer Samar al-Hajj has recruited a ship full of women to provoke another altercation with the IDF over the Gaza blockade, including a nun and a “heavily pregnant” mother. One can only wonder what’s next in their arsenal? A shipful of cute big-brown-eyed puppies? A floating hospital? A [...]
For a while now, I’ve been listening to the arguments for and against the mosque at Ground Zero. When I first heard of the idea, I was deeply offended and outraged that anyone could even suggest such an insensitive idea. I was then flabbergasted to see that despite the clear public outrage, not too many [...]
The tide of public relations is slowly turning in Israel’s favor, as more and more people are learning the details of the Mavi Marmara incident, seeing the videos put out by Israel, and starting to question the Turkish government’s involvement, as well as that of the Turkish terrorist-affiliated group, IHH (İnsani Yardım Vakfı). For starters, [...]
Little Green Footballs has busted Reuters for cropping out an “activist’s” knife from a photo taken on board the Mavi Marmara. The original photo, published by Turkey’s Hurriyet (and, to their credit, by AP) clearly shows one of a group of “activists” standing over a wounded Israeli soldier (in the lower right corner of the [...]
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No wonder why things are continuing to get worse! Because Obama is too busy doing one of two things:
(1) complaining about the mess he “inherited” to anyone who’ll listen; and…
(2) playing sports.
Politico is reporting that Obama has already played his twenty-fourth round of golf since becoming president… a number which took George W. Bush almost three years to rack up.