Archive for December 4th, 2008

Echoes of the PLO
By Mark D. Tooley
Recently, Episcopal Church Bishop John Chane of Washington, D.C.,
delivered a jeremiad against Israel at the largest Episcopal
congregation in the nation's capital (excluding the National
Cathedral). The nearly 2,000 word "sermon" almost never cited God,
except for a reference to the Trinity in the first...
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by Bassi Gruen
They came to shop and ended up killing.
The crowds outside the Nassau county Walmart started forming early this year. By 9 pm on Thanksgiving Day people began a night long vigil, waiting for opening at 5 am. There were excellent Black Friday deals to be had - a...
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Agreement comes after U.S. fails to follow through on request for help
Lebanon's President Michel Sleiman
Lebanon asked the U.S. for $800 million in financial help years ago to upgrade its army weaponry and reduce the Hezbollah terror group's need for guns, but the funds never came through and now the nation has...
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By Stan Goodenough
The European Union, which has been trying for decades to shoulder its way into playing a more important role in the global effort to establish a new Muslim Arab state on historically Jewish lands, is reportedly poised to unveil its latest plan for achieving this unprecedented act of state land theft.Read more »

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was quoted Wednesday as saying that Iran will be forced to trim spending and generous subsidies and raise taxes. It's a sensitive admission for the Iranian president, who is seeking re-election in June.
Oil prices have plunged from $147 a barrel in July to under $50, adding to the...
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By JUAN ZAMORANO, Associated Press Writers Juan Zamorano, PANAMA CITY, Panama – Russia said Wednesday it is sending a warship through the Panama Canal for the first time since World War II, a short journey loaded with symbolic weight: the destroyer will dock at a former U.S. naval base, showcasing Russia's growing influence in...
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'There are many different versions; I don't see why we can't have one'
A filmmaker who recently released an independent project about a formula that turns all heterosexuals into "gays" now has announced he's working on "The Princess Diana Bible" in which "God" ordains homosexuality as the better lifestyle.
"There are many different...
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By Chelsea Schilling
A new report reveals previously deported criminals and terrorists who want to enter or remain in the U.S. sometimes do so by finding an American to marry.
The Center for Immigration Studies reported the most common path to U.S. citizenship or residency for foreign nationals is by marrying an American....
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say church leaders By Simon Caldwell
The Catholic bishops of England and Wales also want facilities in schools for Islamic pre-prayer washing rituals.
The demands go way beyond legal requirements on catering for religious minorities.
But the bishops - who acknowledge 30 per cent of pupils at their schools hold a non-Christian...
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by Tamar Yonah
"It's just not Jewish to have a gun" a lot of people think.  Better think again.  One of the famous slogans coined by Rabbi Meir Kahane, z"l was "every Jew, a .22".   Many Jews get uncomfortable at the thought of a having a gun.  In Israel, it's common to have...
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