Monday, February 28, 2011

Yea, what he said... Niall Ferguson from Harvard explains Obama's complete failure in foreign policy

The world's on fire, the administration is frighteningly amateurish, and all the dunderheads at MSNBC care about is how to make Obama's policy look "not as bad".

Mika and Joe as well as their entire panel of Obama-drones are completely stunned. Priceless. Bonus more than once, the Israeli point of view is thrown in their face...

Saturday, February 26, 2011

Obama's priorities: Entire army to go through Gay sensitivity training

It's not like there are wars out there, like the world's on fire - priority one: Gay Sensitivity.

Entire U.S. Army to receive gay sensitivity training by the end of the summer...even if they're on the battlefield
The entire U.S. Army will receive gay sensitivity training by the end of the summer, according to a military spokesman.

Combat troops currently deployed in Afghanistan will also be trained while they are in the war zone rather than when they return to their bases on American soil.

The Pentagon's training programme follows on from the repeal of the 'don't ask, don't tell' ban which required gay troops to hide their sexuality.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1360797/Entire-U-S-Army-receive-gay-sensitivity-training-end-summer.html#ixzz1F7UbgEyQ


Hey Soldier, stop what you're doing and get all sensitive. It's not about fighting the enemy, but about making your homosexual peer feel good. Yep.

Thursday, February 24, 2011

While UNSC and Obama condemn home for Jews in Jerusalem, Syria building Nukes?

Way to demonstrate priorities. Tell us again Obama how allowing Jews to live in their holy city is "illegitimate", please. While the whole world is burning, and a neighboring terror sponsoring regime is constructing a doomsday device. Catastrophe.

4 nuclear sites found in Syria(YNet)

Syria established four additional nuclear facilities aside from the one bombed by Israel in 2007, the US Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS) reported late Wednesday.

The report, which was published alongside a report by the German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung, explains that Syria's nuclear program was far more advanced than previously believed and included, in addition to the reactor destroyed at al-Kibar, a uranium conversion facility and three storage sites.

The conversion facility at Marj as-Sultan, according to the report, was apparently intended for processing uranium yellowcake into uranium tetrafluoride (UF4) for the al-Kibar reactor.

The facility's current use is unknown, but the ISIS suspects that after the latter was bombed Syria attempted to disguise its operations. The institute cites commercial satellite images as proof of this.

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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

CNN interview with Ehud Barak

Quick link, for now:
here...

Parasitical entity milking US tax funds to build up terrorism, calls for boycott of US

Here's an idea for the world, boycott the "Palestinians"... Stop funding them.


It's almost as if they setup a trap for the US at the UN, and Obama was all too happy to step into it and condemn Israel...

Fatah calls for boycott of US after UNSC veto
The Palestinians on Wednesday stepped up their protest against the US following last Friday's veto against an anti-settleemnt resolution at the UN Security Council by calling for a boycott of the US.

At the request of Fatah, several Palestinian local councils in the Jerusalem area announced that they would boycott the US in protest against the veto.

Grad rockets fired at Be'er Sheva

Time to take out Hamastan and re-instill army controlled occupation.

Grad rockets fired at Be'er Sheva for first time since Gaza war

One missile hit building in residential area, causing damage; no casualties reported; Palestinians report Israeli air strike retaliation, wounding two Islamic Jihad militants.

Three Grad rockets were reportedly fired at Be'er Sheva on Wednesday evening, but so far only one missile is known to have landed in the city, which hit a building in a residential area of the city, causing damage, marking the first time Be'er Sheva was hit since the Gaza war in 2009.

"We heard a noise which sounded like very strong wind, but then we heard the Red Color alert. All of the students ran to the staircase, and we heard the explosion. We still don't know where the Grad fell," a student at Ben-Gurion University told Haaretz.

So far there are no reports of casualties as a result of the strike, but several people suffered from anxiety and received medical treatment.

During Operation Cast Lead in 2009, several rockets were fired at Be'er Sheva and two people were seriously wounded, including a seven-year-old boy.

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Comcast discussing distributing Jihad TV: Al Jazeera

So that all of us can celebrate Jihad with the Muslim Brotherhood official TV.

Al Jazeera in Talks With Comcast Over U.S. Distribution (Wired)

"Just talks" ... for now.

Sample of "Unbiased Arab News Channel" work, a party for a murderer of Jewish child:


More fun, Dhimmy Loony Moonbat Colmes tried two weeks ago to excuse Al-Jazeera's blatant anti-Semitism, got schooled by O'Reilly:


In case one wonders, who would want Jihad TV propagating their message here; wonder no more...

PS: Israeli cable and satellite companies deliver the Arabic version as well as other networks from hostile nations broadcasting in Arabic... smart.

EU to Israel: Quick, make peace - so the Arabs can accept land and cancel peace - before it's too late

It would make such a funny satire-type comedy, if it wasn't the reality in which we live.

EU tells Israel: Mideast turmoil makes peace talks imperative
The European Union is telling Israel that growing instability in the Middle East makes it imperative to immediately resume the stalled peace process with the Palestinians.

Hungary's foreign minister Janos Martonyi, whose country currently chairs the EU, told his Israeli counterpart Avigdor Lieberman on Tuesday that time is pressing and that the Israeli-Palestinian talks remain the core issue.

Lieberman, who is holding talks with the EU as part of a decade-old association agreement, also said it was important to resume direct peace talks with the Palestinian Authority.

Palestinians insist they will not restart the talks until Israel halts settlement building in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, which they want as a capital. Israel has accused the Palestinians of stalling and using the settlement construction as an excuse.

First give them everything, then negotiate - than they'll denounce any treaty and return to murdering you... hey, Israelis why aren't you making peace with these lovely people yet?

Oh yea, it might have something to do with this lovely looking guy:

The devil.

Monday, February 21, 2011

Two years in, the horrendous Obama legacy

Bullet points:

* Demolished former peace negotiations and chances of peace in Israel with new Obama originated demands against settlements
* Alienated strongest ally in war on terror, the UK
* Lost vastly important strategic ally of US in fighting Al-Queda, Husney Mubarak
* Isolated Israel in the international arena by giving back winds to UN maneuvers
* Caused Afghanistan situation to deteriorate by favoring election time rhetoric as policy
* Bankrupt the USA
* Instill communists and revolutionaries in key government positions inside the USA
* Alienating freedom seeking Hondurans by supporting a communist dictator wannabe.
* Deteriorate race relations by allowing left media portray any opposition to policy as anti-black racism

Did I forget anything?

Some thoughts about Facebook revolutions and flash-mobs

Is Facebook just a website? Is it just where you post random shallow thoughts and check on your friends’ same level of public mind numbness?

In a very basic way, sure it is. That’s all you use it for. You like a page; you see a ‘like’ icon and click it. But you do a lot more when you do so. You actually ‘share’ this site with everyone else you have connected to on Facebook. You know that, yet you don’t think of its ramifications.

When you ‘like’, you participate in a mass distribution of web content that in potential could be much stronger than just being found on a web search. You ‘like’ a link, and you ‘follow’ a page and without giving it much more thought – you participate in voluntary word to mouth web based mass control.

There are dozens of ‘flash-mob’ you-tube videos showing that people who in general are not part of a cohesive group would gather at one spot and do something – usually something silly. People might gather for ‘fun’, or for a charity, or for a religious cause – and all of these videos show smiley happy people. Those who originated these flash-mobs might not have given it much thought them-selves. It could have easily started out as a fun prank, or seeing other flash-mobs and wanting to try out your own chain-lettering through Facebook.

But the result as it seems to me is, that these flash-mobs through Facebook mass ‘social tree’ distribution was a very successful experiment in mass people control and web based community organizing. It was shown that the first demonstrations in the Middle East were instigated by certain Facebook pages setup by Google execs. And Google, through its own power over highlighted content has tweaked the flow of information to achieve maximum distribution.

Facebook is not just a phenomenon of a successful young entrepreneur who created a ‘cool’ site where one meets his friends. It is a social phenomenon which certain groups have managed to facilitate for the purpose of community organizing.

I’m not claiming it is ‘evil’. Sure, some will – especially with concerns for privacy and how some people get completely sucked into online presence. But I am reflecting on how Facebook’s power in ‘social tree based distribution’ is pulling so many people’s strings.


Flashmobs? What moved you to join?

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Human Rights Watch Hires A Terrorist, Beause They Care About Humans

And it would seem Jews murdered by terrorists don't count as humans anymore.

Via EoZ

Alleged Terror Activist Lands Human Rights Post
Harold Evans, author of two histories of America, just published his memoir, My Paper Chase. Editor at large of The Week, he was editor of The Sunday Times from 1967-81 and The Times from 1981-82, founding editor of Condé Nast Traveler, and president of Random House Trade Group from 1990-97.

Israel's Supreme Court says Shawan Jabarin leads a double life, as a human rights activist who also has a secret association with a terrorist organization. Human Rights Watch says he does invaluable work for peace, but its founding chairman and others consider Jabarin’s appointment shocking.


Even Jordan wouldn't let this cretin in.

CBS Sends a blond white reporter without head scarf into Arab Muslim crowds, resulting in 30 minutes 'sexual assult by many men' while yelled at: "Jew! Jew!"

Horrifying. Israelis, Jews, DO NOT GO WILLY NILLY into Muslim Arab crowds, countries, neighborhoods! My exclamation here is not racism, it is my observation regarding the reality of the savagery these monsters exhibit.

She was brutally 'sexually assaulted by many men' because they thought she was Jewish. Now let's accept with open arms the secular Muslim Brotherhood into western countries.

Secular Egyptian democracy lovers shouted "Jew! Jew!" during their brutal sexual assault of "60 Minutes" reporter Lara Logan
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A network source told The Post that her attackers were screaming, "Jew! Jew!" during the assault. And the day before, Logan had told Esquire.com that Egyptian soldiers hassling her and her crew had accused them of "being Israeli spies." Logan is not Jewish.

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Westerners should recognize by now the savagery of Arab Muslims and stop sending naive uncovered women to cover 'the word on the street'. The word on the street is violence, hate, savagery.

Final note: I initially used the words 'gang rape', and these were not explicitly mentioned by the news outlet. Out of respect for the victim, and not wishing to add imagery to the horror, I changed the headline and content where it's mentioned. My best wishes for recovery to her and her family.

Monday, February 14, 2011

Death of Peace: Jordanian Justice Minister calls Murderer of Jewish Children Hero who Should Be Freed

Hero to him BECAUSE he murdered Jewish children. I do remember when the mass murderer committed the terror act he was labeled as 'just some crazy guy'. We've seen enough of these crazies - now we find them in the Jordanian government.


Inspector Nazi Cluzo at your service.

Jordan minister rallies for killer of Israelis
In an unprecedented move, Jordan's new justice minister on Monday joined dozens of protesters demanding the early release of a Jordanian soldier who killed seven Israeli school girls in 1997.

Monday's protest outside Mjali's office was organized by Daqamseh's family. Mjali joined the protesters, saying he was participating in his capacity as the soldier's former lawyer. "I'm committed to be here with you as his lawyer," Mjali told the cheering group.

Israeli Embassy spokeswoman Merav Horsandi said it "is difficult for us to comprehend how there are people who support the release of a cold-blooded murderer of young children."

New York Times Mocks Israel for Fearing Egyptian 'Hope and Change'

The Whitehouse 'semi spokesman' who has shown his hate of Israel in the past, is celebrating the demise of Mubarak while verbally abusing Israel. Classy.

Choice words:
Israel today has the most out-of-touch, in-bred, unimaginative and cliché-driven cabinet it has ever had.

Echoing the spirit of the Iranian stooge agent Al-Baradai:
Israel will have no choice but to make peace with 80 million Egyptians – instead of with just one man
What does it mean 'making peace with 80 millions and not one person'? I don't think Friedman understands. He might think it means supporting democracy and freedom, but to the people of Egypt it means something different all together. Something evil and sinister.

Read the rest here, NYT: Postcard From Cairo, Part 2

Friedman might have a valid point to make, he just chose once again to verbally abuse Israel and it's leaders. To be clear, I don't think his point is correct anyways - instability is not positive, and his feel-goody-hopefulness is as always out of touch and as before leads to disasters.