Diary of a Mad Blog Woman
afternoon posts
"The monotony of a quiet life stimulates the creative mind."
- einstein
- einstein
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I will conclude with these two columns from two of the best...
Thomas Sowell... SOCIALISM FOR THE RICH
....and....
VICTOR DAVIS HANSON... The Shifting Debate Over Illegal Immigration
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Jihad Francaise
Muslims are waging civil war against us, claims police union
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Excellent resource on immigration reform links... to be used only for good, never for evil...
http://www.americanpatrol.com/LINKS/LINKS.html
Loss of mindfulness is why people engage in useless pursuits, do not care for their own interests, and remain unalarmed in the presence of things which actually menace their welfare
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on US Dhimmitude In The FBI!!! from atlasshrugs:
and there's more...
.....at Michigan State University...
...... AND... Dhimmitude and Submission at NYU .....
This is beyond the dhimmi pale. From those "responsible intellectuals" at NYU that brought you the blank easels on the Danish Cartoons panel. I thought that act of dhimmitude sent the worst possible message. I was wrong. Their latest dhimmi act is jaw dropping. NYU is hosting a panel to introduce us to our executioners, "The Muslim Brotherhood." (and their project.) This is exemplar of what Nidra Poller and I discussed here.
Andrew Bostom sent this to me with these remarks;
Is this an actual event at NYU Law School, or a bad joke?? Excuse me but is there any rational "debate" about what The Muslim Brotherhood is?
Have you read Julien Benda's 1928 Le Trahison De Clercs? Get it and crack it open
The Center on Law and Security at NYU School of LawPresents
The Muslim Brotherhood
Moderated by Peter Bergen, Fellow at The Center on Law and Security, CNN terrorism analyst and author of The Osama bin Laden I Know: An Oral History of Al Qaeda’s Leader, and featuring esteemed panelists:
Dr. Abd El Monem Abo El Fotouh
Senior Member of Muslim Brotherhood Guidance Council and General Secretary of Arabic Medical Union.
Dr. Alexis Debat
Senior Fellow at the Nixon Center and Senior Consultant to ABC News. Former advisor to the French Minister of Defense on Transatlantic Affairs and currently writing a study on the Muslim Brotherhood.
Nick Fielding
Author of Masterminds of Terror: The Truth Behind the Most Devastating Attack the World Has Ever Seen, and former senior reporter at the Sunday London Times.
Thursday, October 19, 20066:00 – 8:00pM
NYU School of LawVanderbilt Hall - Greenberg Lounge40 Washington Square South(between MacDougal and Sullivan Streets)
To RSVP for this event please call 212-992-8854 or email cls@juris.law.nyu.edu
This is beyond the dhimmi pale. From those "responsible intellectuals" at NYU that brought you the blank easels on the Danish Cartoons panel. I thought that act of dhimmitude sent the worst possible message. I was wrong. Their latest dhimmi act is jaw dropping. NYU is hosting a panel to introduce us to our executioners, "The Muslim Brotherhood." (and their project.) This is exemplar of what Nidra Poller and I discussed here.
Andrew Bostom sent this to me with these remarks;
Is this an actual event at NYU Law School, or a bad joke?? Excuse me but is there any rational "debate" about what The Muslim Brotherhood is?
Have you read Julien Benda's 1928 Le Trahison De Clercs? Get it and crack it open
The Center on Law and Security at NYU School of LawPresents
The Muslim Brotherhood
Moderated by Peter Bergen, Fellow at The Center on Law and Security, CNN terrorism analyst and author of The Osama bin Laden I Know: An Oral History of Al Qaeda’s Leader, and featuring esteemed panelists:
Dr. Abd El Monem Abo El Fotouh
Senior Member of Muslim Brotherhood Guidance Council and General Secretary of Arabic Medical Union.
Dr. Alexis Debat
Senior Fellow at the Nixon Center and Senior Consultant to ABC News. Former advisor to the French Minister of Defense on Transatlantic Affairs and currently writing a study on the Muslim Brotherhood.
Nick Fielding
Author of Masterminds of Terror: The Truth Behind the Most Devastating Attack the World Has Ever Seen, and former senior reporter at the Sunday London Times.
Thursday, October 19, 20066:00 – 8:00pM
NYU School of LawVanderbilt Hall - Greenberg Lounge40 Washington Square South(between MacDougal and Sullivan Streets)
To RSVP for this event please call 212-992-8854 or email cls@juris.law.nyu.edu
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FOR MORE ON THE "BRO'HOOD" CLICK HERE:
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MORNING POSTS
Loss of mindfulness is why people engage in useless pursuits, do not care for their own interests, and remain unalarmed in the presence of things which actually menace their welfare-Buddha
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Another good post by Fjordman where he offers up some clarity and possible solutions for the dilemma, crisis, catastrophe the West is currently facing...
"We have no obligation to save the Islamic world... help all of the Third World out of poverty, certainly not by allowing all of them to move here. The West must first of all save itself..."
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So THIS is why the're so cranky during their time of the holy month...
Khameini: Don't masturbate during Ramadan
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Another U.S. school teaching kids about Islam... but it has nothing to do with religion... rather it is "...state standards... call for students to "understand the importance of the rise of Islam and its interaction with Europe."
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Yeah. Sure. Tell me about it... and does anyone recall this bit of censorship by CAIR?... no link to the article - I searched but it's apparently been removed (censored?) from the newspaper site.
CAIR Pressuring Schools to Whitewash 9/11
In Sacramento (and almost certainly other places as well) the Council on American Islamic Relations is applying pressure to schools to whitewash the history of the September 11 attacks, and remove all context that connects the atrocities to Islam: Teaching 9/11. (Hat tip: Lisan.)
The events of Sept. 11, 2001, leapt with remarkable speed from dynamic daily news reports to the static pages of history books. By the following fall, millions of students across the country were reading about the terrorist attacks in social studies texts put out by the nation’s major publishers.
With every school year that passes, increasing numbers of students and parents come across the lessons on 9/11. Now, as the fifth anniversary approaches, reactions are mounting to the textbooks’ treatment of this high-profile act of terrorism.
Some Muslims say the texts unfairly paint all people of their faith as terrorists. They say frequent references to “Arab terrorists,” “Muslim terrorists,” “Muslim extremists,” or “Islamic fundamentalists” give schoolchildren a negative impression of their religion. [No. It’s the acts of terrorism that create a negative impression of Islam, not the words used to describe those acts. —ed.]
“Because these terms are repeated so many times, it’s very alarming,” said Maren Shawesh, of the Sacramento chapter of the Council on American Islamic Relations. “We don’t want these younger students to grow up with that perception of Islam and Muslims.”
Some scholars say the textbook publishers don’t go far enough in describing the horror experienced on that day. They say publishers bend to pressure from Muslim groups to tone down lessons on terrorism carried out with religious motivation.
“The coverage is short and very dry. They’re in the business of selling books and they’re in the business of trying to offend the least number of people possible,” said Gilbert T. Sewall, director of the American Textbook Council, a New York group that critiques social studies texts.
“I don’t think they’re calling attention to radical Islam as they should.”
In Sacramento (and almost certainly other places as well) the Council on American Islamic Relations is applying pressure to schools to whitewash the history of the September 11 attacks, and remove all context that connects the atrocities to Islam: Teaching 9/11. (Hat tip: Lisan.)
The events of Sept. 11, 2001, leapt with remarkable speed from dynamic daily news reports to the static pages of history books. By the following fall, millions of students across the country were reading about the terrorist attacks in social studies texts put out by the nation’s major publishers.
With every school year that passes, increasing numbers of students and parents come across the lessons on 9/11. Now, as the fifth anniversary approaches, reactions are mounting to the textbooks’ treatment of this high-profile act of terrorism.
Some Muslims say the texts unfairly paint all people of their faith as terrorists. They say frequent references to “Arab terrorists,” “Muslim terrorists,” “Muslim extremists,” or “Islamic fundamentalists” give schoolchildren a negative impression of their religion. [No. It’s the acts of terrorism that create a negative impression of Islam, not the words used to describe those acts. —ed.]
“Because these terms are repeated so many times, it’s very alarming,” said Maren Shawesh, of the Sacramento chapter of the Council on American Islamic Relations. “We don’t want these younger students to grow up with that perception of Islam and Muslims.”
Some scholars say the textbook publishers don’t go far enough in describing the horror experienced on that day. They say publishers bend to pressure from Muslim groups to tone down lessons on terrorism carried out with religious motivation.
“The coverage is short and very dry. They’re in the business of selling books and they’re in the business of trying to offend the least number of people possible,” said Gilbert T. Sewall, director of the American Textbook Council, a New York group that critiques social studies texts.
“I don’t think they’re calling attention to radical Islam as they should.”
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Can you imagine?? Get used to this sort of stuff people, unless we stop them... NO DHIMMITUDE!!!!!!! They live in Western Civilzation, they should act according to Western values, laws and traditions... or leave. You cannot have two nations in one country.
A Muslim police officer has been excused from guarding London’s Israeli Embassy after he objected to the duty on ‘moral grounds’.
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Here is video of some poor, mindless "poison ivy league" college students (Columbia University) who don't know what's good for them... and don't care... I was at this event last night and will post a little more of my own observations IF I have more time...
........A BANNER WRITTEN IN SPANISH AND ARABIC SAYS IT ALL..... by jillosophy
There are just a few things that I would like to point out: first of all, did you ever see A Clockwork Orange? No? Well, did you ever see the episode of The Simpsons where while in an alternate universe the family went through Re-Neduacation? No? Nevermind... Anyway, I am starting to think that the only way these poison ivy league punks are ever going to open their eyes to reality - or even listen to someone else's perspective - is if you strap them into a chair, gag them and pin their eyelids back.... Second, Jim Gilchrist never got a chance to speak. It couldn't have been more than three minutes after he took the podium that they came from behind the curtain and unfurled the first banner... I didn't know what it said as it was written in Spanish and Arabic.... And this is the third point: the mere fact that it was written in Spanish and Arabic is all I really - all anybody really - needs to know. As I left the campus my thoughts were that we should let them turn this country to shit and then let them live in it..... but then I recalled that the majority of this country, at least for the time being, is still a decent, hard-working brand of human being, and I cannot desert them. Or my country and the values that are still held so dear to most of us. Too bad they don't teach you that in college. Didn't people used to go to college to learn to THINK? Nowadays it is obvious - they only go to college to learn to make money and to be told how to think. That should come in handy when all the individual rights (rights secured for their greedy pleasure by the blood, sweat and sacrifice of men and women like my ancestors and others like Jim Gilchrist himself) that these poison ivy punks take for granted today are gone and they'll have no one to look to except dictators and Imam's to know how they are to think and act and live.
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And this from Columbia as well - because they care so much for the wellfare and future of our youth and our country... but doesn't it make it easier for their loony left-wing professors to brainwash these students if their brains are half mush already?
"... Only 12 percent of parents see drugs as their teen’s greatest concern. BUT twice as many teens (27 percent) say drugs are their greatest concern...."
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From the ever eloquent and intelligent Lou Dobbs:
America's Middle Class Shrinking in Globalist EconomyReport; Dow Jones index, poverty rate both higher than ever
America's Middle Class Shrinking in Globalist EconomyReport; Dow Jones index, poverty rate both higher than ever
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The ACLU (American Criminals Liberty Union) is going to be aaaaaall over this!!
Texas: Repeat sex offenders who prey on young children would face the ultimate wrath of the state... death by lethal injection...
The proposal is aimed at combating "epidemic" of sex crimes targeting children.
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There is no way to justify smothering one group's diversity while celebrating other groups' diversity.
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;) to my friend, Shelley, who resides in Mexifornia...
Let's say I break into your house. Let's say that when you discoverme in your house, you insist that I leave. But I say, "I've made all the> beds and washed the dishes and did the laundry and swept the floors; I've done all the things you don't like to do. I'm hard-working and honest (except for when I broke into your house). According to the protesters, not only must you let me stay, you mustadd me to your family's insurance plan, educate my kids, and provideother benefits to me and to my family (my husband will do your yard work because he too is hard-working and honest, except for that breakingin part). If you try to call the police or force me out, I will call my friendswho will picket your house carrying signs that proclaim my right to bethere. It's only fair, after all, because you have a nicer house than I do,and I'm just trying to better myself. I'm hard-working and honest, um, except for well, you know. And what a deal it is for me!! I live in your house, contributingonly a fraction of the cost of my keep, and there is nothing you can doabout it without being accused of selfishness, prejudice and being an anti-housebreaker. Oh yeah, and I want you to learn my language so you can communicate with me. Why can't people see how ridiculous this is?! Only in America .... ifyou > agree, pass it on (in English). Share it if you see the value of itas a good simile. If not blow it off along with your future SocialSecurity funds.
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posted by jillosophy at 10/05/2006 09:04:00 AM
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