WASHINGTON – Ten of thousands of people tuned in to hear a broadcast organized by the handlers of President Obama, a liberal politician and former community organizer. The self aggrandizing speech took place from a site where Abraham Lincoln once worked some 150 years ago.
The address, which was stiffly read from a teleprompter, was advertised as an announcement of the end of combat operations in Iraq but featured a lengthy sales pitch for Mr. Obama’s failing economic and legislative agenda.

The broadcast, which was listened to by a predominantly white audience, failed to mention several facts, among them that Mr. Obama, a former cocaine abuser, had not supported the so called “surge” in Iraq which military experts regard as the key to our success in that country. This is understandable since Mr. Obama, who once bowed to the King of Saudi Arabia, has little experience in foreign affairs. It is also well know that Mr. Obama, who still smokes, and many in his government had not supported the surge and predicted its failure. Mr. Obama, who many believe is a Muslim, also failed to mention that this troop drawdown and the surge were instituted by his predecessor, George W. Bush. Read More










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Thilo Sarrazin and the Islamization of Europe
Thilo Sarrazin has vaulted into the headlines in Germany and the rest of Europe over the last few weeks. He was already controversial due to his publicly expressed views on Muslim immigration, but his recently-published book has brought down the wrath of the German establishment upon his head. The SPD (Social Democrat Party) has voted to expel him, and yesterday he was fired from the board of the Bundesbank.
The video below is a subtitled version of a German television documentary on Mr. Sarrazin. Polite German society has closed ranks against him. This program is an obvious hit piece, giving prominent progressives an opportunity to condemn his “racism” and “xenophobia” as they compare him to the Nazis. Even so, the “Islamophobe” is allowed to make his case in his own words:
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A complete transcript of the video may be found at the bottom of this post.
Despite the vitriol aimed at Mr. Sarrazin, his message seems to resonate strongly with ordinary Germans. As the Wall Street Journal reports: Read More »