By Debbie Schlussel

Here’s a nice leftover from last week’s Occupy movement May Day protest.  Clearly, they ain’t geniuses, not that we needed a reminder.  

Check out this video (and remember that the Smithsonian is actually making an exhibit of the trash of this trash – ain’t America grand?!) .  .  . Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Hmmm . . . I thought President Obama said the War on Terror is over. Well, it is–but only on our side. The other side is the Energizer Bunny. And I thought President Bush said that terrorism isn’t Islamic so he wouldn’t use the two words together. Well, guess what? Another underwear bomb plot was discovered by the CIA and the plot wasn’t a Wiccan terrorist plot. Or a Zoroastrian one. Nope. It was yet another ISLAMIC terrorist plot. Who’d a thunk it? Oh, and it was a totally non-metallic underwear bomb that would have passed completely through TSA screening, groping, and molestation undetected. All that, while you continue to have to remove your shoes, throw out liquids, and see your 90-year-old granny treated like a sex object. Watch the video, below, and hold your nose as the visage of Chris Matthews inspires an anti-thrill up your leg.

The CIA foiled a plot by al-Qaida’s affiliate in Yemen to bomb a U.S.-bound airliner around the one-year anniversary of the killing of its former leader Osama bin Laden, senior U.S. officials told NBC News. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

I’m hesitant to criticize Rihanna, who refused to give in to Muslim jihadists and their boycott against Israel, and performed in the Jewish State. On the other hand, I couldn’t believe my eyes on Saturday Night, when she performed on “Saturday Night Live” and glamorized the full-ninja Muslim head-covering for women known as a niqab or burqa (in some parts of the Muslim world, the burqa includes a full long dress, whereas in others, it is merely the name for the full face veil). As you’ll note in the video below of her live performance of the song, “Where Have You Been,” her sexy dancers are all wearing niqabs (though their arms and midriffs are not covered). It looks like an attempt to sex-up Muslim clothing for women that is completely backward and anything but sexy. It’s the garb of female oppression.

What was she thinking? More like she wasn’t thinking, which is the problem. Perhaps she’s trying to portray herself as the man with a harem of niqab-encrusted female sex slaves . . . or something. Whatever the message, it stinks. One minute, she’s disrobing on some UK farmer’s land, and now this. Check out the video: Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Dania Londono Suarez, the prostitute at the center of the Secret Service scandal, may soon be in the United States on a visa and she will probably seek–and may get–other immigration benefits, such as a green card, as federal authorities seek her testimony regarding what happened between her and U.S. Secret Service agents during a Presidential trip to Cartagena, Colombia.

Congressman Peter King (Republican-New York) said on Friday that the testimony of Ms. Suarez, who has to date refused to talk to U.S. authorities, is “absolutely essential.”  It is U.S. practice, when the live testimony of foreign nationals is sought at a hearing (such as an appearance before King’s House Homeland Security Committee), to grant the foreign nationals a visa for entry into the United States.  But, when the foreign nationals are reluctant–as has been the case with Ms. Suarez (who is granting interviews to everyone else, including NBC News), the U.S. often offers a carrot, such as a long-term visa–available to “immigrants” who are “victims” of crimes and/or cooperate with the U.S. in pending legal matters.  After that, said visa holders often apply for and many are granted legal permanent residence also known as a “Green Card.”  Such benefits would likely also be conferred upon Suarez’s nine-year-old son, as well, if they are conferred on her.

As I’ve reported in the past, El Salvadoran illegal aliens, who were detained by an Arizona ranch owner and given milk and cookies, were given visas, green cards, and, eventually, complete U.S. citizenship–by Bush Justice Department officials in exchange for their testimony against the ranch owner.  (They also ultimately obtained ownership of the ranch.)  It is likely that the Secret Service hooker, Suarez, will get a similar deal. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

I’d call her, “Al-Bitch.” But to be technical and use the language of the terrorists, Cheryl Bormann is a kalbeh [Arabic for dog] and a dhimmi.

In case you thought members of the legal profession couldn’t sink any lower, check out the photo, below, of Bormann, lawyer for one of the Islamic terrorists on trial at Guantanamo Bay for their roles in the 9/11 hijackings and mass murder of 3,000 Americans.  She represents Walid bin Attash, a Yemeni who ran Al-Qaeda terrorist training camps and researched flight simulators and timetables to help perpetrate the attacks.

Cheryl Bormann, 52, who represents Walid bin Attash, said that her client had demanded she wear the clothing and insisted that other women at the hearing also wear ‘appropriate’ clothes out of respect for his religion.

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She further requested that the court order other women to follow that example so that the defendants do not have to avert their eyes “for fear of committing a sin under their faith.” Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

As we all know, sunshine is the best disinfectant.  And, yet, Barack Obama’s early life and a good deal of his Presidency is shrouded in secrecy.  It’s not just that he won’t ask his friends to release video of himself applauding anti-Semitic, anti-Israel comments made by Rashid Khalidi in the presence of Obama,  William Ayers, and several others  (and a Milwaukee-based Muslim kids’ dance troupe that simulates beheadings of Americans and Jews).  It’s not just that he won’t release transcripts from any of the colleges he attended or grad school.  It’s that he won’t release the photos and videos of the killing of Osama Bin Laden and his subsequently dead body.  But he might end up releasing those secreted materials as his re-election hopes narrow.

After the killing of Bin Laden just over a year ago, Barack Obama refused to release any visual evidence of Bin Laden’s dead body and how he ended up meeting his 72 re-virginized ugly chicks.  And Judicial Watch, which does excellent work in seeking to disinfect America from partisan secrecy, filed suit against the CIA and the Department of Defense.  A judge recently ruled against Judicial Watch in ridiculous reasoning not based on any American law, statute, or  Constitutional provision.  The judge held that it might offend other countries and hurt our relations with them, which is interesting because all of these countries pretend they are against Bin Laden and Al-Qaeda, so how could they be offended?  (Obama also insisted, in his speech after Bin Laden was killed, that Bin Laden “was not an Islamic leader.”)  And, again, whether or not they are offended does not trump any American’s or American organization’s right to obtain photos and video via a Freedom of Information Act request, unless the items sought are the subject of an ongoing investigation or would compromise sources and/or methods–neither of which is the case here.  The potential to harm international relations with the release of a photo is not a legitimate legal definition of “national security risk.”  We aren’t talking confidential, classified information in a diplomatic cable, here.

But Tom Fitton, the mensch who heads Judicial Watch, told me the other day that the photos could be released soon.  He said: Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

I’m sure I’ll get a ton of hate-mail from fanboy slacker losers in “adult” bodies for saying this, as I always do when I knock down their flimsy sacred cows.  But I hated “The Avengers,” in theaters today.  I was really looking forward to the movie and wanted to like it.  But how could I?  It’s just long, dull, and boring.  The story is lame, and it ends up looking like a gazillion final scenes from every incarnation of “The Transformers” movies.  I walked out thinking, “Is that all there is?”  And I was thinking that all throughout the movie, waiting for it to take off and spark interest.

It’s a waste of what was almost 2.5 hours and seemed like seven.  The reason you go to movies like this is for the special effects, and even those weren’t so special.  I’ve seen it a gazillion times before.  And so have you.  On top of that, the 3-D was pointless, not coming even close to a movie that uses it well, such as “Hugo” (read my review).

No, there’s nothing objectionable about the movie (unless, like me, the vision of the anti-Israel, leftist spoiled hack, Gwyneth Paltrow, however brief, annoys the heck out of you).  No politics and or anything too dirty for kids.  In fact, the movie languishes in blandness.  Yes, there are some funny, snappy lines uttered by the different superheroes in the movie.  But it’s not supposed to be an occasional comedy of sarcastic lines.  It’s supposed to be a superhero movie.  And it’s just not super.  There’s no magic, no engaging story you, none of the charm you expect–and should expect–from superhero movies. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Yet another murder you won’t see Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton protesting . . . or all of the major news networks and media outlets covering like it’s the story of the year.  Now, if it was the reverse and four White thugs beat to death a Black U.S. Marine who served two tours of duty in Iraq, this would be top o’ the news all over the place. Oh, and “conservative” race-baiter and National Review editor Rich Lowry would be outraged, the way he was for Trayvon Martin (and praised the Black Panthers and Sharpton). But when it’s four Black men beating the White U.S. Marine to death, it’s the sound of crickets chirping.

Police have arrested four suspects in connection with the beating death of a former U.S. Marine who was found unconscious outside of a party at a Cobb County, Georgia, apartment complex in March. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

The big story in sports news today is former NFL player Junior Seau’s suicide by gunshot.  While no one knows yet–and we may never know–why Seau killed himself, suicide is the most selfish act you can commit against those closest to you and there is no justification for it–unless, for example, you know you are about to be tortured to death, a position in which Seau certainly was not or unless he was completely out of possession of his faculties, of which there is zero evidence.  He left his aging mother in a world of hurt from which she’ll never recover and several kids who are now fatherless and forever traumatized.  His girlfriend walked in on his dead body. It goes without saying that it’s so very tragic and sad. But it’s sadder for those left with the choice he made today.

For those who follow pro football, as I do, Seau was a linebacker.  And a lot of people are speculating that perhaps he committed suicide because of brain injuries from concussions suffered from the many hits he sustained in that position.  He would not be the first.  Former Chicago Bears defensive back Dave Duerson also committed suicide.  But still, that is rare, even for former NFL players.  A very few, however, have lost the ability to care for themselves or think fluidly, due to the injuries.  The rush to blame this on concussions, based on scant evidence, is silly. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

It’s sharia prom time in Hamtramck, Michigan a/k/a Hamtramckstan.  And who cares if it violates the Establishment Clause of the U.S. Constitution.  We must bow down to Islam and accommodate Muslim extremism no matter what, right?  If you’re a Hamtramck property tax payer, please contact me via e-mail because there might be something we can do to fight this. While it is paid for by privately raised money and not held on school grounds, the Michigan laws are much tougher than the Establishment Clause, and even the slightest involvement by the school is enough of a nexus. More about the “halal” prom, below.

But first a little about Hamtramckstan. For years, I’ve been telling you about the Islamicization of Hamtramck, the once Polish Catholic city surrounded by Detroit.  As I’ve told you over the years, Hamtramck has been overtaken and dominated by mostly Yemeni, Bangladeshi, and Bosnian Muslim immigrants who’ve bought out Catholic churches and turned them into mosques and who prevailed on the city to allow the noise pollution of the Muslim call to prayer. And to make it a sanctuary city for Muslim illegal aliens.  When part of what is now ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) was still the U.S. Customs Service, an ICE agent friend of mine–who is of Polish descent and was working on shutting down HAMAS and Hezbollah funding out of the Detroit area–took me to Hamtramck for a day of touring, showing me all the places and charities that were involved in Islamic terrorism. There were a lot of them.  That was back in 2001.  And even before that, there have been reports of anti-Black hate crimes, including violent beatings and attacks, by Muslim students in the Hamtramck public schools.  That’s been going on for at least two decades. And most of the Muslim immigrants are on welfare, AFDC, Medicaid, and every other entitlement they can get their hands on . . . courtesy of you.

And don’t forget the “model Muslim City Councilman” who apparently beat his wife, but got away with it. Muslims are not yet the majority on the City Council (which would make it the first Muslim-controlled city in America), but they lost that chance by just a hair. And they and their dhimmis are making every effort to erase any sign of Polish heritage, replacing it with Islamic influences. It’s a microcosm of what is and will continue to slowly happen to America at the hands of Islam and Muslims. We won’t see it happen in our generation, but our grandchildren and great-grandchildren will.

It’s a sad development for me, personally, because my great-uncle, Chaim Dorman, made his living with shoe stores in Hamtramck in the 1910s and 1920s, which is the reason I am here.  He and my great-aunt,  Rose, could not have children, and they were successful in the shoe business, so they brought my grandmother over from Poland to raise as their own daughter.  I’ll bet they are all turning over in their graves to see what happened to Hamtramck, but note that the Polish Catholics and the rest of us did this to Hamtramck because we stood idly by as more and more Muslims came to America.

And now to the shariah prom:

As she looked at her reflection in the mirror, her one-shoulder lavender gown matching the elaborate hijab that framed her face in a cascade of flowers — a style learned on YouTube — Tharima Ahmed knew that what lay ahead was more than simply a prom. As organizer of Hamtramck High School’s first all-girl prom, which conforms to religious beliefs forbidding dating, dancing with boys or appearing without a head scarf in front of men and boys, Ms. Ahmed, 17, was forging a new rite of passage for every teenage Muslim girl who ever spent prom night at home, wistfully watching the limousines roll by. Read the rest of this entry »