By Debbie Schlussel

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Over the years, I’ve told you about Muslim doctors who’ve committed murder and/or deliberately caused their Jewish and Christian patients to die. And then there are the other Muslim doctor terrorists. It’s not such an exclusive club, and it’s growing.  There’s Dr. Nidal Malik Hasan, who murdered 12 U.S. soldiers at Fort Hood. And there’s medical student Houssein Zorkot, who was conducting Hezbollah training exercises in a Dearbornistan park. And Palestinian Muslim, Dr. Yazeed Essa, who poisoned his wife.  Don’t forget Dr. Yasser Awaad, who deliberately wrongly diagnosed thousands of children, saying they had epilepsy and prescribing them dangerous medications . . . all to collect hundreds of thousands of dollars (and then he fled to Saudi Arabia).  And, as we know, it was a ring of Muslim doctors who sought entry to the U.S. who perpetrated a series of Islamic terrorist attacks in Great Britain, including at a Scottish airport, just a few years ago.  Now, there’s yet another reason not to go to a Muslim doc:  he may not be licensed and might be  using you to commit Medicare (and immigration) fraud.

A Muslim doctor and two other Muslims, one of whom is a Syrian native, ran a home healthcare business in suburban Chicago and were doing exactly that.  They’ve just been indicted.  They got incredibly rich off of your tax dollars. **** UPDATE: And one of them, Mohammed K. Rashed, is a Chicago Department of Transportation official who is already pulling in over $102,000 per year as a city engineer. (Thanks, Advance Indiana.) ****

Islamic Hypocritical Oath: First, Do Harm

CHICAGO—Two owners of a south suburban home health care business and a suspended podiatrist were arrested today on federal charges relating to alleged Medicare fraud in excess of $1.5 million and an alleged attempt to illegally obtain a work visa for one of the owners. At the same time, federal agents executed a search warrant at the business, House Call Physicians LLC, in Palos Hills. The defendants, Bahir Haj Khalil, the manager and co-owner of House Call; Mohammed Khamis Rashed, also co-owner of House Call; and Paschal U. Oparah, the suspended physician, were charged in a two-count criminal complaint that was filed yesterday and unsealed today in U.S. District Court following their arrests. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

I just got back from doing a long interview with NHK, Japan’s largest and most prominent television network.  The interview was for an NHK documentary on Islam in the U.S., which will air in September around the time of the 10th anniversary of 9/11.

Debbie Does Islam on NHK

The interview was extra long because the reporter does not speak English.  He gave his questions to the producer, who then had to transcribe and repeat back to him all of my typically long answers.

In the initial request for my appearance, the NHK people wrote:

We’d be so honored if you could give us an on-camera interview to discuss your contribution in the anti-terrorism effort. You’re one of the best known and the most influential experts in Islamic terrorism in the country and we’d very much like to ask your opinions and analysis of what’s happening in the American society to fight against Islamic terrorism.

That’s nice, and I appreciate the description, but it will be interesting to see how the final product turns out, as the NHK people have been in the area for a while filming this thing.  I’ll let you know if I can get a copy. Stay tuned.

By Debbie Schlussel

Check out this Homeland Security video in which every single terrorist whose face you can see is a White dude (one guy might be Asian–as in Japanese or Chinese, NOT Paki).  Almost every “whisteblower” who notices and reports a threat is a minority. And the video is chock full of disclaimers about how you should never judge people by their religion, followed by some BS about civil rights.  Yes, because Muslims and Arabs aren’t terrorists, got that?  They just have names like Mohammed, Ahmed, Faisal, Mahmoud, and Nidal by coincidence.  Also notice that most of them wear sleek head-to-toe black outfits and/or hoodies with the hoods over their heads.  Yeah, that’s the international terrorist wardrobe code of honor.  Terrorists never dress like everyone else, right?  It’s absurd.  I wonder how much this video cost to produce.  Unfortunately, self-hating Jew Matt Drudge links his new favorite source for “news,” neo-Nazi anti-Semite loon Alex Jones for info on this video, and you cannot believe anything you read there amidst his New World Order BS.  The Jones Jew-haters claim the entire DHS “See Something, Say Something” campaign cost $10 million.

By Debbie Schlussel

Even late night TV comics have noted the inappropriateness of showing kids this ad before “Harry Potter” at the movies.

By Debbie Schlussel

As you should know from my previous posts on this site over the last few years, I’m not exactly a huge fan of any of the announced Republican candidates for President.  That said, the one I like the most (so far) is Michele Bachmann.  She’s made several silly verbal gaffes, but I can live with that.  And, in general, I like her positions on the issues, which she articulates well.  She also understands the jihadist threat to America and is willing to say so.

Huge Headache?: Tucker Carlson Tries to Destroy Michele Bachmann

Now, it has come up–through a hit piece on faux-conservative, bowtied-brat, “Dancing with the Stars” contestant, and failed MSNBC/CNN/PBS host/FOX News contributor Tucker Carlson’s Daily Caller–that Bachmann is plagued by migraine headaches that would allegedly keep her from performing her duties adequately as President.

As someone who suffers from debilitating migraine headaches, I sympathize with Mrs. Bachmann.  I only get 1-3 of them a year, and they have never stopped me from adequately representing clients, showing up in court, or keeping obligations.  I work through it and do what I have to do, and I usually get them on the weekends when I finally get respite from a lot of hard work and little sleep.  Bachmann’s case is reportedly more severe and has taken her off the campaign trail and away from work at least once a month, if the reports are to be believed, and I’m not sure I believe them.  If the reports are true and she’s taken away for days on end every month, then she would not be a good choice for President.  On the other hand, how many days has Barack Obama absconded from the work of the nation for the important duties of golf, hanging out in Hawaii or Martha’s Vineyard, or hanging out with rapper Jay-Z? Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

I love watching the boobs at Al-Jazeera with a British Accent a/k/a BBC screw up.  And this one is especially hilarious.  You gotta watch the whole video. I could watch this over and over.

The Boobs at the Beeb apparently do this on TV quite a bit – bonus video (not as funny):

By Debbie Schlussel

Apparently, ABC News and its reporter, Andrea Canning, think that just one or a few “My Princess Boys” are not enough.  They want you to “break stereotypes” and have your son wear pink (and chartreuse), too. “An open dialogue about the gender color wars?” Wow, someone’s been workin’ overtime on her New Age psychobabble. Ya think anyone in the Islamic world is teaching their boys to wear pink as they plot to kill us (other than Afghan Bacha Bazi boys)? Hell, no. They are out reinforcing their masculinity, while we are feminizing America’s men and replacing them with chicks. Yeah, that’s how you lose Western civilization. Who needs the ghost of Osama Bin Laden, when we are destroying America from within all on our own? ABC News even asks the dumb question, “Is pink the new blue for boys?” Answer:  Uh, no.  It isn’t, no matter how much the inner Liberace Manilow running ABC wants to make it so.  Watch this absurd video:

By Debbie Schlussel

This is another one of those “Told Ya Sos.”  Over the years, I’ve warned over and over on this site that the federal government did not screen any of the tens of thousands of Iraqi “refugees” we let into this country as a result of President Bush’s war on Iraq.   As I’ve repeatedly noted, we don’t know who any of these people are, we have no way of checking if the names they give are real, and we have no way of knowing if they are Islamic terrorists.  As I’ve also noted, several of these Iraqi immigrants have, indeed, turned out to be terrorists, including Mr. X a/k/a Noureddine Malki a/k/a Almaliki Nour a/k/a Abu Hakim a/k/a Abdulhakeem Nour, a man who became a U.S. Army translator and notified Al-Qaeda of our troop movements in Iraq so they could be blown up.  And there was that Kentucky Iraqi, Waad Ramadan Alwan, who had participated in producing IEDs and blowing up U.S. soldiers for Al-Qaeda.  And, finally, I’ve noted that Citizenship and Immigration Services adjudicators spend less than six minutes per potential Iraqi citizen before largely rubber stamping them into permanent legal status here in the U.S.

Shukran [Thanks], America, For Not Screening Me For Terrorism Before You Let Me In; Now Try and Find Me

Now, the feds are finally admitting that I was right and are trying to find over 58,000 Iraqis we let into this country legally, in order to determine if they are terrorists.  Good luck with that.  Good luck finding all of them in the great American abyss.  And good luck determining if they are Islamic terrorists.  There’s simply no way to be certain they are not.  If someone tells you his name is Milad Arabo (a Christian name), there is simply no way to go to Iraq and find out if his name isn’t really Mohammed Al-Tikriti (a Muslim from Saddam Hussein’s hometown of Tikrit) or Ali Hassan (usually a Shi’ite Muslim name).

Authorities are rescreening more than 58,000 Iraqi refugees living in the United States to determine whether lapses in immigration security allowed former insurgents and potential terrorists to enter the country, U.S. officials said. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Apparently, it wasn’t obvious to some “brainiac” government “researchers” that gay men’s penis size affects the quality of gay sex life.  So the National Institutes of Health (NIH) decided to spend $9.4 milion on a ten-year study on how penis size affects a gay man’s sex life and his general overall well-being.  Where are the Republicans in cutting crap like this?  Here are several expensive NIH studies that have questionable value to most Americans but sound like something the Unabomber or Charles Manson might have dreamed up:

• At least $9.4 million for a 10-year study that included a survey of gay men to determine average penis sizes “…to better understand the real individual-level consequences of living in a penis-centered society;” Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Recently, KISS’ Gene Simmons visited Israel and got a ton of accolades from pro-Israel forces. But why did it take Simmons more than half a century to visit Israel? It’s not like he couldn’t afford it. It’s not like other rock groups and pop acts haven’t performed in Israel, which needs the business and the good will.  And they’ve done so in the midst of lefty outrage and terrorist threats.  Heck, Madonna and Elton John are better “Jews” and anti-jihad Westerners than Simmons in this respect.  He stayed away by design.

Gene Simmons: Not Exactly Israel’s Greatest Export

Although I’ve quoted him on this site many times, I’m not exactly the biggest fan of Simmons a/k/a Chaim Witz a/k/a Chaim Weitz (pronounced, “Vightz”) of KISS fame. It’s mostly because he’s lived and continues to live a vile, sleazy lifestyle. (And don’t forget his absurd facelift on TV.) And also because he’s all over the map (like when he said, “Osama Bin Laden is not good, he’s not bad,” or when he said “women are much smarter than men,” which ain’t borne out by IQ tests, surveys, or the female bim he’s lived with for years, though she’s finally seen the light, it appears). Sometimes, he’s spot on, and at other times he’s moronic. The guy admits he voted for Barack Obama but claims he didn’t realize what he was getting.  Um, he never heard of Jeremiah Wright?  Rashid Khalidi?  Edward Said?  Moron.  Plus, I don’t take political direction or advice from rock stars, something that Simmons once agreed with but then didn’t take his own advice.

Gene Simmons in 1997: Read the rest of this entry »