By Debbie Schlussel

Many readers have asked me to put up something about Justin Bieber’s idiotic, typically egomaniacal message in the guestbook at the Anne Frank House, in which he wrote of the young Holocaust victim,

Anne was a great girl. Hopefully she would have been a belieber.

(A “belieber” is the stupid name for the equally stupid fans of vapid pop star Bieber.) Had Bieber visited the 9/11 Memorial in New York City, he’d have written, “Great Dudes and chicks. Hopefully, the 3,000 woulda been beliebers and Mohammed Atta and the gang woulda been Bin Beliebers.” He’d have written something similar about the victims of Auschwitz: “They were great Juden. But work and beliebin’ makes you free.”

Yes, the guy is a spoiled punk-ass bitch and a narcissistic scumbag, but are you surprised? It reminds me of when Jenna Bush Hager compared herself to Anne Frank for writing a dumb book about a single teen mom with AIDS (predictably, a book no one bought). I, frankly, object to his visit to the Anne Frank house in the first place because–as I noted on this site not too long ago–Bieber canceled a meeting he scheduled with Israeli victims of HAMAS’ Islamic terrorism. You see, in April 2011, he was scheduled to meet Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, who arranged for child victims of a HAMAS school bus attack to be present. But Biebs refused to meet with the kids, lest he offend the HAMAS Jew-killers, so Netanyahu canceled the meeting altogether. Yup, Bieber only cares about dead–and “hopefully beliebin'”–Jews. Not live Jews who survived their would-be murderers–today’s Islamic Nazis. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Father Emil Kapaun, a Catholic priest and military chaplain, is truly a saint. He sacrificed his life and well-being for American soldiers in North Korea. Now, this incredible hero is finally getting the recognition he deserved. I think of what Father Kapaun gave up to save American soldiers from the enemy in battle and contrast it with the Air Force Chaplain who’s getting a Bronze Star for giving a Powerpoint presentation on how to properly handle the Koran.

Watch this short, but VERY TOUCHING, video on Father Kapaun.

Father Emil Kapaun was called a “shepherd in combat boots,” a hero who fought with faith and valor instead of guns and grenades. Sixty years after saving hundreds of soldiers in the dark days of the Korean War, Kapaun was honored today with the Medal of Honor, the military’s highest award. “This is the valor we honor today — an American soldier who didn’t fire a gun, but who wielded the mightiest weapon of all, a love for his brothers so pure that he was willing to die so that they might live,” Obama said at a White House ceremony. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

As I’ve told you on this site, America’s Muslim population doubled–largely through immigration–since 9/11. 40% of Muslims now in America emigrated here since 9/11. And of those 40%, 75% arrived during the Bush Administration, with an additional 25% under Barack Obama. Now, the damage is irreparable, and Mohammed is now among the most popular boys’ names in Minnesotastan . . . or is it MinneSomalia?

For the first time, Mohamed has made the list of the state’s most popular baby boy names, in at No. 98. The updated list, released Tuesday by the U.S. Social Security Administration, ranks Minnesota’s top 100 baby names for boys and girls. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

I actually liked all three new movies debuting at the box office, this week, with some caveats. One of them, “42,” for example seemed sort of like a re-run to me and even recycled the same actress as the significant other. “Scary Movie 5” was not screened for critics. With Lindsay Lohan and Charlie Sheen both in it, I wonder why.

* “The Place Beyond the Pines“: This was the best of the bunch, this week. It’s the best movie I’ve seen so far, this year. It’s superb, well acted, beautifully shot, and a great tale of fathers and sons woven into a thrilling movie that views like you are reading a tightly crafted novel. It is three stories–actually three movies–in one. At first, it seems as if the first story abruptly ends and a second one with only a very tangential connection to the first begins and you feel sort of let down, but it all ties together with the third and you appreciate the clever way it all comes together. The movie is many things at once: a thriller, a crime drama, a parable about fathers and sons, a miniseries, and much more. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

This week, Wikileaks released thousands of documents and cables that were publicly available in American governmental archives, most of them from the early to mid-’70s. One of them is an April 6, 1973 cable from a U.S. diplomat in Cairo to the Secretary of State (who wasn’t yet Henry Kissinger; it was William P. Rogers, a big pan-Arabist), marked “SECRET” (and declassified in 2005) which summarizes his meeting with Saudi Arabia’s then-King Feisal’s advisor, Kamal Adham. The diplomat notes that Adham states that the Saudis do not regard eliminating Israel from the map “as a legitimate aspiration.” Yup, he recognized Israel’s right to exist. And there are other interesting things, such as the Saudis noting potential problems in Gaza. Of course, these Saudi positions could never be the public Saudi positions, or the Bin Ladenites that dominate the country would overthrow the minority House of Saudi that runs the place. Plus, they would have nothing to whip up the crowds over and get them off the topic of Saudi royal oppression.

Still, it’s an interesting cable, especially the unnamed diplomat’s uber-Islamo-butt-kissing stance, which was Rogers’ and Kissinger’s stance (and still is Kissinger’s stance) in spades (Kissinger took office, just a few months later, in September of that year). Adham, by the way, also headed Saudi Arabia’s Mukhabarat Al A’ama, or Secret Police/Intelligence, so it is interesting that he would say this, although it takes a similar position to newer Wikileaks cables in which the Saudis and other Gulf State sheikhs supported Israel stopping Iran from getting nukes, etc. Even though the Saudis proudly fund radicals, they don’t like radicals because they could lose power and a lifestyle of riches and plunder instantly to them.

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SUBJECT: THE FUTURE OF THE PALESTINIANS Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

An Air Force General sacrifices his career and his reputation to do the right thing, and he’s pilloried for it. In rape allegations, we’re supposed to take the complaining female’s word for it and not question a thing. Especially when the woman is in the military, where feminists have wreaked much damage, and they want to wreak more (such as having us think that all male personnel are rapists in waiting).

For the past couple of months, Air Force Lt. General Craig Franklin has been under attack from the media, from Congress, from feminists, and from everybody else for overturning a rape conviction (technically, aggravated sexual assault) against Lt. Col. James Wilkerson. Wilkerson was convicted in a November court martial of sexually assaulting a female officer. In civilian trials, a judge often has the power to issue a judgment notwithstanding the jury’s verdict. And in the military, commanders have the final say. It’s a vital part of the system of military justice. Lt. Gen. Franklin could have taken the easy way out and rubber-stamped the guilty verdict against Wilkerson. Instead, he did the right thing and listened to his conscience. He didn’t believe the alleged victim and her constantly changing story of the alleged rape. So, in February, he dismissed the conviction.

Since then, there have been Congressional hearings against him, media witch-hunts and savaging of his reputation, and everything else that comes with going against the conventional feminist tide in the military. It cost Franklin a promotion, and his military career is likely static until he retires, something he probably predicted. He clearly didn’t do this lightly. He’s a good man who had the courage and integrity to do what most would not. Predictably, Defense Secretary Chuck “Bleep the Jewish Lobby” Hagel has re-opened the case, when he should be recognizing Lt. Gen. Franklin’s guts and principles. Which man would you want by your side on the battlefield? And I wonder if Lt. Gen. Franklin’s history of being pro-Israel and working with Israeli generals has anything to do with the savaging of his good name. Don’t bet against it.

An Air Force general who dismissed a sexual-assault conviction against an officer said he didn’t find the alleged victim’s statement credible, in the most thorough explanation of his decision in a case that has raised controversy on Capitol Hill. In a six-page letter, Lt. Gen. Craig Franklin said he dismissed the aggravated sexual-assault conviction against Lt. Col. James Wilkerson in February after an extensive review of court records and evidence. Lt. Col. Wilkerson was originally convicted in a military court-martial in November.

“It would have been exceedingly less volatile for the Air Force and for me professionally, to have simply approved the finding of guilty,” Lt. Gen. Franklin wrote. “This would have been an act of cowardice on my part and a breach of my integrity.” Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Disney’s new Princess, “Sofia,” is completely politically correct. Her mother is a single mom, she doesn’t need a prince, and her family is “multi-cultural.” The only things missing are mosque worship and a vegan lesbian illegal alien sister seeking tranny surgery before her upcoming gay marriage to Janet Napolitano and artificial insemination with the sperm of rapper Ludacris. But don’t worry. I’m sure that’s coming. With this week’s death of Annette Funicello comes the death of the wholesomeness and traditional family values that used to come with the Disney name. Disney Senior Vice President of Original Programming and General Manager of Disney Junior Worldwide, Nancy Kanter, said the new Disney character, “Sofia the First,” doesn’t won’t need a prince to save her because, “We’re undoing all that damage.”

Uh-huh, lets train America’s 2-5 year olds, among whom “Sofia the First” is this year’s most watched cable series that single mothers and not needing a man is the way to go. Because that’s working so well in this world we live in right? No reason to promote the traditions that have kept Western civilization alive. Time for Disney to promote what tears the West down.

By the way, take a look at Nancy Kanter in the photo above. Butch haircut . . . check. Sensible shoes . . . probably check. WNBA All-Star Game tickets . . . probably check, check, check. Just sayin’. You know this has everything to do with her referring to masculine men in Disney stories as “all that damage.”

“We knew we didn’t want it to be a young woman looking for a man,” says Nancy Kanter, senior vice president of original programming and general manager of Disney Junior Worldwide. “Sofia the First” was introduced to children last November when Disney Channel and Disney Junior aired a heavily promoted 45-minute pilot. Then a weekly animated program began to run on Disney Junior on Jan. 11. The show is this year’s most-watched cable series among children 2 to 5, according to Nielsen Holdings data. . . . Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

As I write this, illegal alien protesters are holding a demonstration outside Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) headquarters in Washington. Photos taken by demoralized, outraged ICE agents from inside ICE Headquarters and exclusively sent to DebbieSchlussel.com are posted below. Illegal aliens in any other country wouldn’t have the guts to do this because they know that the immigration enforcement personnel would go into the crowd, round everyone up, and deport them. But we are so pathetic in this country that illegal aliens know they can do this and not only will ICE do nothing, but ICE agents will be told to take cover. It’s the very definition of impotence.

I’m told by ICE personnel that agents were told over the loudspeakers at ICE headquarters to “shelter” and “shelter in place,” which means they should go down to the first level of the parking lot and walk out the garage entrance. ICE agents have been asked by ICE chief John Moron Morton and company not to go down to the lobby of their own building, stay at their desks, and not leave the building. Yup, this is how sad and dysfunctional the Department of Homeland Security is. Its largest law enforcement agency tells its agents to act like chickens under siege and cower from lawbreakers who are just outside their doors. I feel like I’m watching an apocalyptic zombie movie. But those movies ain’t got nothin’ on Barack Obama and his inept minions Janet Napolitano and John Moron Morton. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Not like we didn’t already know she’s a ditz, but come on. One thing we definitely learned from Annette Funicello’s death: the quality of former Mouseketeers (Spears was one) has gone way down.

And, predictably, after this gaffe, Spears’ handlers wrote a really nice tweet remembering Funicello as her role model. Really? Not even close. It’s a matter of class (Funicello) versus ass (Spears).

Hit me baby, one more time.

By Debbie Schlussel

Shame on Brad Paisley. The country singer’s flagging career was in need of a blood transfusion, and he got it–and a whole lotta publicity–by teaming with LL Cool J in a White Guilt/Blacks Are Still Slaves song. Oh, and cowboy hats are like Klan hoods, according to them. Really? Brad Paisley, you’re a not so accidental idiot. And the song is bleeping boring.

Since yesterday, I’ve been hearing a lot of buzz about the new Paisley song, “Accidental Racist,” which also features has-been rapper LL Cool J. It’s controversial because the politically correct crowd doesn’t like its defense of wearing Confederate Flag T-Shirts or the lyrics that talk about how Paisley (and the rest of us) were not around for slavery and yet we are still paying for it. But if you read the lyrics the White guy, Paisley, is very apologetic (which makes it especially absurd for people to be up in arms about it), and the Black guy, LL Cool J, is likening cowboy hats (which many Black people wear–and there were plenty of Black cowboys) to Klan hoods. Huh? LL Cool J also claims that he’s running around like a modern day “Django,” as if slavery–and not affirmative action and government minority set-asides galore–is still in place. And yet, despite this, liberals are claiming that “Accidental Racist” is “accidentally racist.” Which it isn’t. Again, some parts of the song are ridiculous, such as when LL Cool J says that guys in white cowboy hats are “not all good.”

Check out the lyrics, below and you can figure out which are sung by the White country dude and which are rapped by the Black LL Cool J, including the parts in the parentheses. What do you think? My take: Do we really need another anthem to White guilt just so Brad Paisley can get his singing career back on track?

“Accidental Racist”
By Brad Paisley, James Todd Smith (“LL Cool J”), and Lee Thomas Miller Read the rest of this entry »