By Debbie Schlussel

PLEASE HELP ME FIGHT SHARIA & MUSLIM HATE CRIME HOAXERS IN ANN ARBOR

I’m proud to announce that I’ve filed suit against the City of Ann Arbor, Michigan and its police department to get them to release the name of the Muslim female hate crime hoaxer who falsely claimed that Donald Trump’s election caused her to be attacked. It never happened, but authorities gave her a pass and declined to prosecute her, while they did prosecute a non-Muslim hate crime hoaxer who committed the same crime. An innocent homeless White male whom she falsely accused almost went to jail, and the Muslim hate crime hoaxer may be an illegal alien. The City of Ann Arbor won’t tell me the Muslim woman’s name or why they won’t make her face justice. Now, I’m trying to make them face justice and the Muslim woman face the court of public opinion and the disinfectant of sunlight. And you can help me do it.

What I am exposing in Ann Arbor (and in my other lawsuit against Dearbornistan Heights) is a preview of what will happen all over America, as the Muslim population increases and we continue to give up freedom and democracy because Muslims here demand it. I need your help to turn the tide. Here are the details on what I’m doing and what you can do to help. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Sorry that I don’t love the movie over which everyone’s expecting me to gush, but I really didn’t like anything new at the movies, this weekend. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Every year on the anniversary of 9/11, including today, I put up the three things every American needs to know and remember about the attacks–the three things we seem still (now, after 16 years) not to want to face and deal with. This is even more important, given that the U.S. has now officially taken in tens of thousands (the real number over these past few years is hundreds of thousands) more Muslim immigrants from Syria and elsewhere–tens of thousands more who eagerly procreate and multiply and don’t like us too much. It’s important as Donald Trump never implemented any sort of Muslim ban, and the halt from a few majority Muslim countries has been raped and left for dead by various courts. It’s totally hollow now Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

There were some great movies in the last three weeks of the summer movie season (I’ll try to post some of those reviews here later today), but this weekend, it’s back to the crap. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

DebbieSchlussel.com has exclusively learned that Oprah Winfrey will interview a Frank-Luntz-assembled panel in Michigan for an anti-Trump report she is doing for CBS’ “60 Minutes.” The Michigan panel includes Donald Trump supporters and Republicans who are disappointed in him, and the session will take place this evening. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Every summer since I began reviewing movies in 2004, the movies get worse. And this summer is the worst so far. There have been no movies I can remember really liking, and this weekend is no exception (next week does have a good movie debuting–stay tuned!). Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

I’m not the biggest country music fan, but I was always a fan of Glen Campbell, who died yesterday at age 81. He was multi-talented and one of the last true country greats. His songs poignantly told the tale of the middle American blue collar working man. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Despite the hype and gushing from other movie critics, I found little to like about any of the new movies in theaters this weekend, including the Batman director’s “World War II” movie, which is a politically correct joke. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Nothing that great at the box office, this weekend, but the smaller movie is the far more entertaining and interesting one. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

A just okay rehash/reboot of a superhero movie and a movie falsely glorifying romance with a Muslim were the new movies that debuted at theaters, last weekend. Read the rest of this entry »