By Debbie Schlussel

Over the last week, the Romney campaign has been appealing to Jewish Republicans by farming out Romney moderates with Jewish heritage, including one-term U.S. Senator Norm Coleman (who recently touted the continuation of Obamacare even under a Republican administration and who partially lost his seat because he couldn’t keep his pants zipped except for when he was with his wife) and former Senator Jim Talent, who is touting the fact that he is the son of Russian Jewish immigrants, but omitting the fact that he’s now a Presbyterian with a daughter named, Chrissy.  Despite these two “beacons of Jewishness” for Romney, I’ve noticed something that isn’t being marketed to Florida’s Jewish voters:  that many of the prominent Romney endorsers–especially those bashing Newt Gingrich–are lobbyists and supporters of Islam and the Palestinians.  Some Mittwits, like John Sununu, have even gone beyond the pretense of just bashing Israel.  He openly bashed Jews, too.

Last week, I told you about Elliot Abrams’ fervent work for the Palestinians, to the point that he proudly attended the pro-HAMAS/Hezbollah “American Task Force on Palestine” fundraising dinner.  But it’s not just Abrams.  Here are some of the other Newt-bashing Romneyites and their frightening, um, al-credentials: Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

They’re not Muslim Murderers. They’re “Exotic Immigrants.”

I don’t think I need to repeat the particulars regarding the Canadian Muslims found guilty, yesterday, of murdering three daughters and one of the wives in the polygamous Islamic family in an honor killing.  Canadian media have covered it for months, repeatedly making excuses for the “family” and usually refraining from the one common thing that unites most honor killers:  they are Muslim.  But what is jaw-dropping (but which I should be used to by now in over ten years of this BS) is today’s Wall Street Journal exercise in apologism that parades as “reporting” by Alistair MacDonald.

Mr. MacDonald only once mentions the word Muslim (and never Islam), and only when he is repeating the name of an organization from one of the many apologists whose excuses he reprints: that these Afghan “immigrants” were found guilty because they are “exotic” immigrants. And that’s only in the online edition. In the same article in the print edition of today’s Wall Street Journal, Islam and Muslim are words that simply never appear in the article. And in both version of the article, MacDonald never once alludes to the religion that has cornered the market on honor killing murders.  He repeatedly makes excuses and uses the euphemism “immigrants” for Muslims as a way of explaining away what is obviously not common to most immigrants unless they are Muslim.  He talks about how there have only been 15 honor killing convictions in Canada since 1954, as if this means there aren’t a lot of honor killings.  Uh-huh, because Muslims never ever get away with crimes.  They never cover up what was in fact an honor killing, trying to make it look like something else when they get caught.

MacDonald refers to the murdered first wife of the polygamous, honor-killing patriarch in this family, but refused to mention which religion it is that both has many wives and engages in honor killing.  Is it Wicca?  Shintoism?  Yup, it’s another case of “Guess the Religion.”  But, because, the answer is so obvious, you don’t win a prize.  In fact, the prize seems to go to the “reporter” who tries hardest to avoid reporting on Islam when it is behind anything but positive PR spun from phoniness.  And today’s prize goes to Old MacDonald, who sadly isn’t relegated to the farm, but instead gets to “report” and whitewash Islam for the Wall Street Journal.

Here is the article.  Tell me if you see the word Islam, Muslim, or any form thereof, other than in the last sentence (where, again, it is only the name of an organization of apologist jihadists).  And tell me the number of excuses you can count (hint:  more than the fingers on your hands).  Oh, and check out his cute little definition of “integration”:  homeownership and speaking English.  Huh?  Nidal Malik Hasan and Mohammed Atta spoke English and either one of ’em could have owned a home.  This is “integration?”  Frickin’ hilarious.  Here’s a hint:  if you have several wives and murder your own daughters for dating “unapproved boyfriends,” you ain’t integrated.

A Canadian court found two Afghan immigrant parents and their eldest son guilty of murdering four female family members in a so-called honor killing Sunday, the climax of a case that’s transfixed Canada and sparked a wider debate about clashing cultures amid the country’s large immigrant population.

Mohammad Shafia, his wife, Tooba Mohammad Yahya, and eldest son, Hamed, were found guilty of killing Mr. Shafia’s three teenage daughters and Mr. Shafia’s first wife in an elaborately staged, though ultimately bungled, car accident in June 2009. The defense argued the four died after a late-night joy ride went awry. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

I actually liked two of the new movies, this weekend, not the usual for January, which along with August is the Pet Cemetery of movies, where Hollywood sends cinematic crap to die.

*  “The Grey“:  This stars Liam “I’m considering converting to Islam” Neeson.  But other than that, I liked it.  It’s very realistic, very bleak, very dark.  But it’s the kind of adventure-filled, man-versus-the-wild (and the elements) movie that I enjoy. And there is a spiritual, religious (Christian, NOT Muslim) aspect to it.

A group of men who work on an oil-drilling team are in a plane, which crashes in the middle of the tundra.  They must fight off wolves and extreme cold and hunger to survive.  Neeson becomes their self-appointed leader and authority on survival, after initially considering committing suicide back at the oil drilling camp before they ever board their plane “home.”  There are many scenes with wolves, and there is, predictably, death and destruction.  It’s somewhat grisly, so do not send your kids.  It’s rated R for a reason. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

When Muslims want to go to their holy sites–which they build on top of holy Jewish sites, Israel not only allows them to go and protects them, but forbids Jews to enter those places.  But when the shoe is on the other foot, this is the kind of “tolerance” with which Jews are greeted. (And the government of Israel goes along with this crap.)

Palestinian Authority security forces detained five Israeli settlers in the northern West Bank in the early hours of Friday morning, officials said.

The settlers, who hold US passports, tried to enter Joseph’s Tomb, the site where some believe the biblical figure Joseph was buried, Palestinian officials told Ma’an. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

As you know, this week Barack Hussein Obama had a confrontation with GOP Arizona Governor Jan Brewer.  Well, that didn’t sit well with has-been actress Aisha Tyler, most famous as an Islamic terrorist/double-agent who gets killed on “24.”  Tyler is now a co-hostess on CBS’ “The Talk,” which is essentially a rip-off of ABC’s “The View” only a gazillion times even more annoying, but with the same case of  lesbian chick, fat Black chick, thinner Black chick, Asian chick who is having sex with the head of CBS, etc.

On yesterday’s “The Talk,” Tyler seemed eager for the Secret Service to shoot off Governor Brewer’s finger, saying, “She’s lucky the Secret Service doesn’t shoot that finger right off.”  She then went on to attack Brewer and the Arizona immigration law.  Yup, a sitting, elected American governor no longer has free speech in America.  Apparently, it’s now “King Obama,” and you can’t talk back.  Got that? Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Every single local TV newscast would be worthwhile if we all had a weatherman like this guy, Joe Snedeker. Absolutely hilarious. I bet this guy would be fun to have a beer with, despite Jimmy Kimmel’s comments. Some people are characterizing it as a mental breakdown on the air. I characterize it as: Finally, Local TV Worth Watching.

Check It Out . . . Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

I haven’t yet decided for whom I  will vote in the Michigan Primary because I hate all of the choices, including Newt Gingrich.  That said, I will probably plug my nose extra-tight and vote for him (even though his illegal alien positions and tight friendship with Al Sharpton make me sick).  One of the things pushing me in that direction is my rebellion against the barrage of BS attacks by Ann Coulter’s gay best friend, Matt Drudge, and Elliot Abrams in National Review, the bastion of Jihad Grover Norquist. I’m also disgusted by the repeat derisive articles about billionaire Sheldon Adelson, Newt Gingrich’s biggest financial backer and a man who happens to be Jewish and pro-Israel.  Some of them have a very thin veneer covering a “Protocols of the Elders of Zion”-esque screed.  (Full disclosure:  I know Mr. Adelson and he maxed out in donating to my campaign for the Michigan House.  But I cannot be bought for $500, which was the max in Michigan when I ran.  My little brother, a Wall Street analyst, years later, had discussions with Adelson about casinos because he was analyzing the future of gaming, among other industries.)

It’s well known that Coulter is selling everyone snake oil that Mitt Romney is somehow a conservative, despite a record in elected office of being a lib, and Drudge does her bidding whenever he can–making his site an official Romney 527.  Thus, the rows and rows of Drudge’s anti-Gingrich headlines, some of them from articles and columns dating decades ago.  And, then, there is Elliot Abrams.  What most people don’t realize is that he was the man in the Bush Administration behind Bush’s push for a Palestinian State.

Toward the beginning of the Bush Administration, but after 9/11, President George W. Bush rewarded the 19 Muslim hijackers and their cheering fellow co-religionists around the world by being the very first American President to call for a Palestinian State.  Yes, Bush, NOT Clinton.  And Bush appointed Elliot Abrams to be the point man to support it and secure a ton of funding for the Palestinians and the Abbas government, including a $500 million mortgage bailout fund just for Palestinians, while Americans were hurting on their mortgages.  It’s a fund they set up in 2008, just before they were on their way out of the White House and could get away with it.  Abrams could have turned Bush down.  But he took the job and pursued it with zeal.  He had the gall and indecency to call for a Palestinian State in a speech to a major pro-Israel rally on the Capitol Mall just after many of the homicide bombing attacks on Israel.  Abrams was roundly and deservedly booed.  In fact, his speech sounded more appropriate for the Muslim rally that had just taken place and which was organized by Grover Norquist.  Moreover, Abrams attended dinners for the American Task Force on Palestine, an openly pro-HAMAS/Hezbollah organization (see the photo above).  Not exactly the kinda guy I’d trust on anything, let alone Newt Gingrich expertise. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

It’s a first: Oscar nominated an illegal alien. 

If you paid attention to the Academy Award nominations announced earlier this week, you might have noticed the name Demian Bichir among the Best Actor nominees.  Bichir came to this country illegally by his own admission and did the “hard work Americans just won’t do”:  he made guacamole.  He graduated to another such “hard work Americans just won’t do” profession:  acting, a line of work in which Hollywood has run out of eager participants/waiters/waitresses.  Oh, and he performed another “job Americans just won’t do”:  babydaddy to an out-of-wedlock kid.

If you don’t recognize Bichir’s name, he’s the Mexican (and part Lebanese Arab) actor who plays a drug kingpin/mayor in the HBO series, “Weeds.”  But his nomination is for his lead role in “A Better Life” (read my review), which falsely glorifies all illegal aliens as hard-working, decent, sympathetic people who just want to get buy and live the American dream like you and me (along with their spoiled brat anchor baby kids).  The movie also briefly portrays Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents as cold and heartless, even though under Barack Obama’s BS immigration policies, Bichir’s character would be left alone and allowed to stay here and illegally work and earn money.  The movie doesn’t show you a single one of the myriad of illegal aliens who murder, rape, steal, drink and drive . . . and plan Islamic terrorism.  And that’s why I knew it would be nominated for an Oscar in at least one category.

Upon getting the Oscar nomination, Bichir bragged about how he came to the United States illegally, stayed here illegally, and worked here illegally.  And, yet, we rubber-stamped his eventual citizenship request.  Why?  Good question.  Only Bichir can release his immigration records.  More:

The story struck a chord with the actor, who has been been acting in the USA for more than 25 years. When Bichir first arrived in New York (he was already well-known in Mexico at the time), he, too, had to make it as an undocumented worker for a year. “I started working at this restaurant where I learned to make guacamoles,” he says. “So I know what I’m talking about.” Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents rated their agency 222nd out of 240 agencies, saying their agency is in the bottom 8% of all federal agencies in the 2011 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.  Gee, I wonder why.  After Barack Obama and his administration constantly attacking ICE agents and stopping them from doing their jobs;  after Obama hiring a La Raza activist as his immigration policy point person (and then appointing her his top policy person on all issues);  after the agency creates forms and hotline numbers encouraging illegal aliens–the few that ICE is allowed to detain under Obama–to report agents as “civil rights violators,” I’m actually surprised the agency was as high as 222nd and not dead last.  But not John Moron Morton, the Obama chief of ICE who is busy using 9/11 for government-funded booty calls to see his girlfriend in New York and using your tax dollars to stay at froofy Kimpton Hotels and eat at fancy Asian-Fusion restaurants. The reason ICE agents hate their agency is that morale is at an all time low, and much of that is because of Barack Hussein Obama and the people he picked to run Homeland Security and ICE. They are incompetent cronyist bureaucrats with ZERO law enforcement experience. NONE.

Yesterday, Morton sent ICE agents a silly e-mail relaying his “concern” that his agents think he and the agency are a joke and that morale is bad.  It’s something he apparently doesn’t see because he’s too busy pretending to be important and letting Janet Napolitano’s pointchick, Suzie “Stripper Pole” Barr run the agency . . . into the ground.  To address the low morale, instead of resigning, he and his boss, Janet Napolitano a/k/a “Albert Nobbs-itano” are spending your money to create a bureaucratic “steering committee.” I hear it will be headed by Captain Francesco Schettino.

I’m, frankly, not sure why ICE even still exists since it lost its mission to investigate terrorism money-laundering, agents aren’t allowed to arrest most illegal aliens anymore, and the few things left–like stopping kiddie-porn–are duplicative efforts done by local police. Oh, and we don’t need a special government agency to take away trinkets that divers and traders obtained and gift it to some current ruling Islamic regime, another ICE “mission.” Usually, when your employees rank you in the bottom 7.5% of your industry, it’s grounds for immediate dismissal and a radical change of game plan. But this is the gubmint . . . and they’re here to help you. Below is Moron’s laughable missive (I’ve cut out a good deal of his BS for the sake of brevity), followed by a spot-on ICE agent’s smackdown–a MUST-READ:

From: ICE-Broadcast
Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 1:19 PM
Subject: A Message from Director Morton
Importance: High

A Message from Director Morton

To all ICE employees

January 25, 2012

The Partnership for Public Service recently ranked the best places to work in the Federal Government. The rankings were based on three of 70 questions in the 2011 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey. Those three questions asked whether you would recommend ICE as a good place to work, how satisfied you are with your job and how satisfied you are with ICE.

Like several components in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), ICE did not fare particularly well. ICE ranked 222 of 240. This concerns me and ICE leadership. Recently, Secretary Napolitano created a DHS Employee Engagement Executive Steering Committee (ESC) to address the survey results. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

This is really outrageous. And it’s something you’ll never hear in a State of the Union address. While Barack Obama, last night, was spouting BS about “equal pay for equal work” for women in the workplace–something they already get (and more) if they don’t take leave from work for children and a million other excuses–you’ll never hear him or even a Republican President tell the Congress that our nation’s alimony laws need to change, that they are unfair to men, to the point that a 72-year-old bed-ridden man with Alzheimer’s must continue to pay sizable alimony to a working woman to whom he hasn’t been married for almost two decades!

Aside from the fact that they look like (and/or are) butch lesbians and are just plain uuuuugly, feminists don’t want “equal” treatment, as they claim.  They want special treatment. And while they claim they want the equal right to be miserable in the workplace–a setting they now dominate–they simply don’t want to be equal, working participants in society when it comes to the chance to mooch off a long-divorced ex-husband, instead. It’s time alimony laws caught up with our feminist-dominated culture. There is NO reason why a 72-year-old Alzheimer’s-stricken husband who can barely move is forced to continue to pay $25K per year to an ex-wife who is working. Yes, feminists like the recently-facelifted, always annoying Wendy Murphy continue to defend this crap. Read this, and it will disgust you, as it did me:

Michael Morgan only groans as his wife bathes his body, shaves his face and gently kisses his lips.

A retired physician diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease 14 years ago, Morgan, 72, no longer walks or talks. His wife and full-time caregiver, Linda Morgan, makes sure he’s fed and clothed, and that $25,200 in annual alimony is handed over to his ex-wife, a college professor he divorced in 1997.

“What’s sad is that this man who can’t get out of bed is paying a woman who is working,” says Linda Morgan, 61, of Lehigh Acres, Fla. Read the rest of this entry »