By Debbie Schlussel

A Muslim City Councilman in Chris Chrispiecreme’s favorite city, Paterson, New Jersey, declared that the American city is “part of Palestine,” while other Muslims and the city’s mayor raised the Palestinian flag over the city to protest Israel’s existence on Sunday.

Last year, I told you about Paterson’s mayor raising the Palestinian flag, and this year, the city did it again, with its several Muslim elected officials declaring that the the flag was raised to commemorate the “Nakba”–Arabic for the “catastrophe,” which is how they describe Israel’s existence. Not the West Bank or Gaza, but ALL of Israel. This is no different than calling for the erasing of Israel and Jews from the earth. Same thing.

As I noted, last year, and in many previous posts on this site over the years, Paterson is the American city with the highest concentration of Palestinians. The city, the site of many pro-9/11 cheers and riots on the day of the attacks, also has a number of other Muslims who have grown to dominate the city’s demographics and elections. It is ground zero (just as Dearbornistan, Michigan and a growing number of other American cities are) for what happens when we do nothing to stop Islamic immigration. They take over and embrace the radical chic of terrorists. Chris Christie has repeatedly “reached out” and campaigned to Paterson’s extremist Muslims, even sparing a HAMAS terrorist from deportation and appointing his extremist Paterson HAMASnik Muslim lawyer to a judgeship. Notice that Gov. Chrispiecreme did not denounce the Palestinian flag raising and declarations against Israel’s existence, last year, and he didn’t this year, either. He never will.

Mohammed Akhtaruzzaman, one of the Muslim city councilman at the flag raising, faced two separate criminal charges last year for inciting mob violence against three other Muslims. Like I always say, you can take ’em out of the Muslim world, but you can’t take Muslim world values of violence and destruction out of them.

For the second year in a row, Palestinians gathered at City Hall in Paterson on Sunday to raise their flag. . . . The Palestinian national anthem played and a crowd of about 200 cheered as Mayor Jeffery Jones hoisted the red, black, white and green flag. A local tradition had been born . . . . We can assure you we will not get tired,” said Somaia Barghougt, Palestine’s senior adviser to the United Nations, “until Palestine is a free, independent and democratic state.” Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Not all well-known Blacks support the NBA’s politically correct decision to force the demented fool Donald Sterling to sell his NBA team over statements made in a private conversation with his strange gold-digger girlfriend, V. Stiviano. This morning on ABC’s yenta hag-fest, “The View-opause,” actor Terry Crews, who was a guest co-host on the show, objected to the NBA’s actions against Sterling.

Crews, who stars on FOX’s “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” played President Camacho in the fantastic “Idiocracy,” and was in all of “The Expendables” movies, said he is sick and tired of “all this political correctness. You shouldn’t lose your business over that. It shouldn’t be taken away from you because you said something that isn’t politically correct.” Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

A perpetually OUTRAGED! group of people are upset over a camel at a Midwest university. And it’s not PETA (a/k/a PUTAh–People for the Unethical Treatment of Animals and humans). Nope, it’s Muslims.

So, let’s see. They’re offended by pigs. They’re offended by co-ed public gyms. They’re offended by pictures and reminders of Bin Laden, who murdered thousands of Americans IN THE NAME OF ISLAM. And, now, they’re offended by “Hump Day” camels. I’m losing track of everything that offends them. Perhaps a shorter list of what does not would be easier to compute. What is the most offensive about this ridiculous episode–the latest in America’s ever-growing cowering to Muslims’ every absurd grievance–is that the university apologized. Can you imagine a university apologizing to the German-American Bund during World War II for serving frankfurters (that’s “hot dogs” for those of you in Dearbornistan) at a picnic? Note to easily pissed-off Muslims: the slur about you is “camel jockeys,” not “camels.” (And in some instances, also “camel toe.”)

Oh, and one other thing: note that the article doesn’t mention two key words that are the raison d’etre for the whole story . . . Muslims and Islam. The only hint of what actually happened here is the brief note that angry students said the camel is “religiously” or “racially” motivated. (As I always ask, um, what race is Islam? Also, what religion are camels?)

The University of St. Thomas has been getting some negative attention after a camel was scheduled to come to the St. Paul campus for “Hump Day.” The animal was set to come Wednesday for a petting zoo put on by the Residence Hall Association, but the idea was met with backlash from students and St. Thomas canceled the event. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

With the “summer” movie season already heating up, the two major blockbuster movies out today are movies that make America look like jerks and idiots. And the two art house offerings aren’t any great shakes, either.

* “Million Dollar Arm“: This could be more aptly titled, “Jerry Maguire Masala,” or “Don Draper Does Jerry Maguire,” because it’s basically the same story as 1996’s “Jerry Maguire,” minus the charm and the humor (no great lines like, Jerry Maguire’s “Show me the money!”). And it’s really kind of an anti-American movie, dressed as an “uplifting movie” in its cloying, treacly Disney happy ending. The lead character, a complete creep with all of the accoutrements of wealth, plucks two Third World boys and brings them to America to use and “abuse” them for his own venal purposes. The only decent “American” in the movie is a granola-ish, earthy woman who is a glorified Kato Kaelin (O.J. Simpson’s pool boy). I’m sure this will go over very well in the rest of the world, particularly Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, where Hollywood is now making more and more of its box office take. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Remember, not too long ago, when Barack Obama repeatedly denounced the “inequality” between the poor and the wealthy in America as its biggest problem? Well, maybe he should save his lectures for his wife and their elitist friends, calling out their extravagances. One of the most garish new examples is that of Jennifer Aniston, who donated thousands of dollars to the Obama campaigns.

She’s converting her large garage into a giant walk-in closet:

Jennifer Aniston is about to set fashionistas scrambling with her latest style innovation: a $60,000 drive-in closet! Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

I always have to laugh when the blind lumpenconservatariat gush over Congressman Darrell Issa’s grandstanding on Benghazi and how the Obamaniks subject our U.S. Embassy officials to terrorist attacks and murder. That’s because, as I’ve repeatedly told you, Issa, himself, has a long history of supporting Islamic terrorists and dissing their American victims. He loves Hezbollah, had multiple orgasms over his terrorist-in-chief buddy Yasser Arafat (whose “small hands” and “sense of humor” Issa gushed over), and called the 9/11 attacks “simply a plane crash.” And, now, he’s defending a Republican candidate for Governor of California over a rival’s accurate report that the man hosted a Shariah finance conference as a Treasury Department official.

And FOX News is taking Issa’s side on this, too, in a biased article casting doubt on the very true fact that a Republican candidate for office supported Shariah openly and proudly. It’s so predictable. Also predictable is that the drooling masses of “conservatives” won’t notice or care and will still pant over Issa’s every phony, grandstanding escapade.

Tim Donnelly, the Tea Party candidate for California’s Republican Gubernatorial nomination, noted on his Facebook page that Neel Kashkari, the GOP establishment candidate for California’s Republican Gubernatorial nomination, hosted a Shariah finance conference at Harvard, when Kashkari was a Treasury Department official in the Bush Administration. All of this is entirely true. Kashkari did this, and he served as the Bush Shariah-pimp with your tax dollars (the program from the tax-funded and unconstitutional event is posted below). Yes, Kashkari–the Romney/Jeb Bush/Condi Clueless Rice/Jihad Darrell candidate. They’ve all endorsed the guy–all of the Republican establishment guys (and, make no mistake, Issa is every bit as establishment as the Bushes and Romney). For some reason, FOX News seems to think it’s important to note that Kashkari is Hindu, as if this somehow makes it untrue that Kashkari hosted an event pimping Shariah (which he definitely did do). Why? Are there no Hindus or non-Muslims who support Islam and play water-carrier?! Um, ever heard of the word, dhimmi? That’s the very definition. Non-Muslims under Islam (who generally end up doing Islam’s bidding). And there are, sadly, plenty of those of all religions, even Hindus (despite the fact that Muslims very much want a jihadist takeover of India and deadly purge of Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, etc.). Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

In early March, when the U.S. began threatening Russia and Putin over its conflict with Ukraine, I warned that the Russians would stop selling the U.S. necessary rockets we need for our military readiness and ongoing national security operations and that it would stop giving American astronauts rides to the International Space Station. And, like the online Cassandra I typically am, everyone doubted me (and the Obama Administration laughed at the suggestion) . . . and, yet again, it came true. Just as I predicted.

Russia is now telling us that we can get to the space station on trampolines (as I told you back in early March, we’ve been getting there on the Russia’s Soyuz):

“After analyzing the sanctions against our space industry, I suggest the U.S. delivers its astronauts to the ISS with a trampoline,” Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin, the recipient of a U.S. asset freeze and travel ban, said Tuesday, referring to the international space station. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

The NFL’s treatment of Michael Sam has another double standard to it. And it has to do with the Mafia and illegal betting on NFL games.

If I wrote a novel about an NFL draftee who is gay and his boyfriend is La Cosa Nostra royalty from a family that ran illegal gambling rings, you’d laugh and say, “that would never happen.” Well, it happened. In fact, Michael Sam isn’t just the first openly gay player to be drafted by the NFL, he’s also the first openly mobster boyfriend to be drafted by the NFL. And, while the NFL usually takes those kinds of ties very seriously (and negatively), it’s looking the other way–you know, because of the gay thing.

Michael Sam’s boyfriend, Vito Cammisano, is Mafia royalty and his father and uncle are top figures in organized crime and gambling. His father and uncle served time recently for running illegal sports betting operations. If Michael Sam actually makes the Rams, will anyone investigate whether or not Michael Sam might feed inside info to his–how do you say it?–“father-in-gay-partnership-law” that might affect gambling lines on St. Louis Rams games?

That’s something that would normally alarm the NFL, but, again, the League is looking the other way because of the gay thing. Political correctness trumps all, including that which would normally disturb a major sports league like the NFL, given its vehement, but failed, efforts to fight gambling on games.

Every year, after NFL players are drafted and when they attend training camp before the pre-season begins, the NFL sends its chief of security and former and current FBI agents to lecture its players to stay away from organized crime and gambling. It’s a big deal. Will they approach Michael Sam and inquire about his boyfriend’s mob and gambling ties? If the boyfriend, Cammisano, was a chick, they definitely would have. But they won’t dare now, lest they be labelled homophobic. You can be mob-ophobic. But it’s politically incorrect to be homo-mob-ophobic.

Vito Cammisano . . . comes from one of the state’s most infamous mobster families. Online records indicate that he is the grandson of William ‘Willie Rat’ Cammisano. The mob leader served time in prison for extortion and contempt of Congress in the 80s, AP reported. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

On Saturday, the Obama Administration condemned the Nigerian government for bombing Islamic terrorists. Yup, the same Islamic terrorists who kidnapped nearly 300 mostly Christian girls, forcibly converted them to Islam, and vowed to sell them into sex slavery. That outrageous behavior by the Islamic terrorists isn’t condemned nearly as strongly by the Obamaniks as the Nigerian government response. Can you imagine if FDR and Harry Truman condemned the British for bombing Dresden and urged “restraint”? It’s the same deal here. It’s as if Obama were criticizing America for defeating Japan by dropping the bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Were any innocent civilians killed at Omaha Beach and Normandy? Well, then, maybe we should condemn the Americans who bravely fought the Nazis there, right?

When reader Duane sent this to me, my response was “WTF?!” But with Obama and company I should be jaded upon jaded and there should be the end of the use of WTF. Because nothing surprises anymore. Not the weakness, not the pandering, promoting, and appeasement of Muslims, nothing.

Nigerian warplanes struck militant camps in the northeast on Friday in a major push against an Islamist insurgency, drawing a sharp warning from the United States to respect human rights and not harm civilians. Troops used jets and helicopters to bombard targets in their biggest offensive since the Boko Haram group launched a revolt almost four years ago to establish a breakaway Islamic state and one military source said at least 30 militants had been killed. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

The National Football League has an interesting set of double standards. If you support HAMAS and Hezbollah terrorists and their mass murders or if you attack Orthodox Jews, it’s just fine. But if you are upset about a public display of affection by gay men on the televised draft, You. Must. Be. Condemned. What’s next? Will NFL players who are pro-life or against Islamic terrorism be fired? Don’t bet against it. That’s the direction in which things are headed.

Ask Miami Dolphins player Don Jones. He’s now in gridiron purgatory for tweeting “OMG [Oh My G-d] . . . Horrible” about overrated athlete Michael Sam’s make out session on live national TV (with boyfriend Vito Cammisano) when he was finally drafted in the NFL Draft’s seventh round. (I guarantee you, by the way, that if Sam weren’t the “gay pro football martyr,” he wouldn’t have been drafted, but the NFL felt pressured to show how gay-friendly it is. I noted on this site, months ago, that Sam performed horribly at the NFL Combine and team scouts weren’t impressed at all.)

So, now, if you have certain religious and/or moral beliefs and express them, the NFL fines you and sends you to sensitivity training camp. What views will be next? Not support for HAMAS. The NFL has several Muslim players who won’t condemn the terrorist group. It has a devout Palestinian Muslim player, Oday Aboushi, who supports HAMAS (and probably Hezbollah, which murdered more Americans than any other terrorist group other than Al-Qaeda) and who attacked Orthodox Jews. But the NFL tolerates that. Because support for Islamic terrorism and hatred of Jews is hip and in vogue, but expressing your objection to vile public displays of affection is not. And if a Muslim NFL player tweeted what Jones did, I’m sure he’d be untouched, out of concern for “religious tolerance” toward Islam and Muslims. That’s Don Jones’ other crime: not being Muslim when he tweeted that–the NFL gives special privileges to Muslim players. And the NFL is a microcosm of the rest of corporate and pop culture America, sadly. Read the rest of this entry »