NY Times again falls for taqiyya Islamic lies

Devout “DERADICALIZATION” Imam hailed by NY Times ARRESTED for ISIS jihad terror

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I don't know anyone who works as hard as Pamela Geller for the causes that make a huge difference in your life.  Maybe not today will she impact your life dramatically.  If she is successful, however, the day will come that you will owe her a great debt of gratitude, but thankfully, may not know it.

If you join her causes, or support them, you will clearly understand why you would owe the debt of gratitude, but by then you'll be standing with her, proud you've done what you can to make your life more safe and more sane.

Nun speaks out: ISIS is Islam, Islam is ISIS. Selling Christians into Sex Slavery

ISIS is Islam, Islam is ISIS

Whoever Says Otherwise Is a Liar'

Can any EU country find foothold enough to restore their sovereignty and culture? Maybe a question for another day.

Multiple nightmares and injustices continue in the name of Islam. One of the great deceptions is that ISIS is not Islam. ISIS is precisely Islam. They follow all the ways of Mohammad as commanded with ardent and religious fervor. There are others who always teach the truth of Islam. Omar Abdel-Rahman, "The Blind Sheikh" would tell the truth. You can scan Youtube of famous Imams and your jaw will bounce off the floor when you hear them making rulings on the validity of sex with babies. Mohammadan men hearing these teachings are unconcerned, they've heard it since childhood. Children of mohammadans are taught from birth about the glory of slaughtering Jews and Christians. It is easy to find Youtube videos with 4 year old girls talking or singing about cutting off the heads of non-believers.

The conquest of Europe and USA has been planned for decades and mohammadans know exactly what will or will not work. In their 1400 years of effort to conquer the West they have learned that direct battle is their weakest of weapons. So they use cultural jihad and other forms of conquest.

Some Founding Principles vs. Today's Reality

• Contrast in views from Founders to Today. 

• A short list of what our Government is limited to doing. 

• A long list our president is trying to coral into something manageable. 

• An opportunity for you.

With great thanks to US Constitution.Net
According to our constitution our government is intended to be very limited. The Anti-Federalist, between 1776 and 1787 argued at great length against the ideas being considered for our constitution claiming it would allow the government to become too big, centralized, and become too powerful. Obviously they lost the argument. But they did manage to keep the government reduced to a list of eighteen things our federal government should do, if they must, for the citizens of the states of the United States. These items are specifically listed in Article 1 - The Legislative Branch, Section 8 - Powers of Congress.

I have provided these at the beginning of this essay so the limit of our government is fresh in your mind before I present the second part of the article.

In the second part of this article I come forward to current time in 2017, explicitly the time of late March through June 12, 2017. This is the time the current president, Donald J. Trump has reached out to the public for input on how to reorganize the executive branch of the government. That part of the government he can directly effect without tremendous constitutional outrage from the legislative and judicial branches of government.

Take the scissors and sharp tools away from the children

I'm not going to spew my anguish about anti-constitutional elected representatives and their fundamental dysfunction. I would but there aren't any elected representatives who desire a government run according to our constitution. So let's just try to start somewhere that will force two gangs of diabolical narcissistic spoiled brats who are only concerned with halting the other gang of diabolical narcissistic spoiled brats from doing anything. Let's insist that despite majorities or minorities of whiners or winners that when we shut them into their respective chambers they must do their job.

Let us insist they throw away the tools they use to torture each other and that allows any single Senator to freeze government entirely for any trivial or diabolical narcissistic reason.

Dreyfuss Civics Initiative Farce

Friday, April 28, 2017

Today on Fox News while watching Tucker Carlson he had a segment with Richard Dreyfuss. I understand Richard sent Tucker and email and requested time on his show to "school us in civics". I'm proud to confess I did not laugh out loud, change the channel, or even start to criticize Richard before the segment began. Another confession, before I get to a remarkable segment and brilliant observations by Richard Dreyfuss. I do not know how or why, but internally I had developed some rather harsh opinions about Richard as being a moron who is anti-American and fundamentally supports socialism and the ideals that would certainly destroy this country. I am giving myself the benefit of the doubt and assuming I did not develop these harsh sentiments about Richard arbitrarily. Because I do not doubt myself I found myself confused as today's segment with Tucker Carlson left me slack jawed, silenced, and then even reluctantly supportive of his "Richard Dreyfuss Initiative".

The Bigger the Government... by Dennis Prager

Transcript

The bigger the government, the smaller the citizen. This is one of the most important realizations about society you will ever have. In fact, this understanding is the primary reason for America’s unique success as both a free and affluent society. (Original Post at Prager U Facts and Sources below Transcript,)

If you care about Online Privacy

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I'm hearing that your Internet Service Provider can now sell your browsing history.  I haven't determined all the details but on the face of it I say: NO THANK YOU.  Here is a recent letter I received from the CEO of Abine, the creator of Blur. 

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Here’s what’s happening:

Your ISP (e.g. Comcast, Verizon, etc.) will be able to freely track and sell the data they have about your personal online activities. (See WSJ.com for more). Specifically, they will be able to market and sell a list of all the websites you visit from your home without having to get your permission.
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Big Joe: A Spark of Sanity in a Sea of the Mindless.

I have tried, like Joe here, for ages, in many different ways, from public service, service in the military, and trying to educate folks about some simple truths that seem lost in the sea of American history misinformation.  I've only become overwhelmed at what must be overcome to let any truth shine into the skulls of these folks who sincerely do not know what they are doing or why they are doing it. 

Overwhelmed because that city is full of those who have yet an understanding of what they are fighting for... or against, just that they fight for what is right.... whatever that is told to them on any given day.  I also wonder from where their "marching orders" come from.

Joe's first confrontation by someone claiming Mr. Trump was not elected president.  Joe asks, "When was he NOT elected?"  And the brilliant response is, "You are on a bicycle and are oblivious."