Death to all Juice
I’ve been telling my son’s school for years this stuff was no good. All sukkar, no fiber. But some are deluded into thinking it’s actually the right drink for a healthy body, especially if it’s 100%. What bunch of nuts!
Saw this first at Pax Parabellum. Go say hi.
Breathtaking double standard
I still never cease to be amased at the great lengths, the winding and circuitous explanations, the idiosyncrasies and contradictions people try to wind their way around in condemning Israeli defense while propping up Gazan (and other) terroristic rage.
Just from curiosity, I wonder what it would take for Arabs and Muslims in large scale to admit that Israel was justified in military action against Gaza? That pounding Israeli civilian facilities, such as apartment buildings, hospitals and synagogues is not the honorable action so many make it out to be (while condemning the same of Israel when there are Hamas weapons stored in such facilities). I am sometimes torn between throwing up my hands in disgust and continuing the debate when I see forum “discussions” and when I know there is no way we can ever, ever allow Israel to be left to their own devices.
Is “amasement” the right word to use? It just doesn’t seem strong enough for the disgust and contempt I feel when people who watch Hamas attack, say, apartment buildings, demonstrate when an Israeli bomb falls on a Palestinian home. One could tell these people until one was blue in the face that the Palis were warned by the Israelis hours ahead of time, that weapons were being stored in that home–one could talk until Armageddon and still the justification just gets more intense until it finally ends with accusations about how one-sided and Islamophobic one is. Why do these people have nothing to say about how Hamas hides weaponry behind women and children, in schools, even ambulances? Where is the rage over that? Where is the anger over children slaughtered because they were deliberately placed in harm’s way by the government that claims to represent them?
Or: [As] Danny Gillerman, outgoing Ambassador to the United Nations [said, "]When Christians kill Muslims, it’s the Crusades. When Jews kill Muslims it’s murder, and when Muslims kill Muslims, it’s like talking about the weather. Nobody really cares about it[.]“
The killing by Taliban of 14 Afghan children is yet the latest in a a years-long series of travesties committed against Muslims that few seem to take notice of. A commenter at Jihad Watch had it right when remarking, “[N]o one cares about murdered children unless Israel or the USA can be blamed.” After all there are political connections to be made, strategic manueuvers to pull off and newspapers to be sold.
And now, with the current Israeli aerial assault on Hamas, it naturally is a “Holocaust.”
Are Americans unknowingly propping up sharia law?
I saw the following Moonbattery article via Tammy Bruce’s website; it’s the first I’ve heard of this topic and will be looking into it more. If this is true, it is simply a disgrace and Americans ought to register their displeasure in large numbers. If anyone has any related info or links, please feel free to leave in comments section. Thanks.
Bailing Out Sharia
Here’s another one to file under Your Tax Dollar at Work:
The U.S. government’s bailout of the American International Group is helping promote Shariah law, a lawsuit filed in federal court in Michigan alleges.
The suit — brought with the support of the Thomas More Law Center, a non-profit law firm that promotes conservative Christian values — claims that making U.S. taxpayers comply with Shariah, the Islamic legal framework based on the Koran, is unconstitutional.
This month, AIG announced that it would offer Shariah-compliant homeowner insurance policies, known as takaful, to U.S. customers through one of its subsidiaries. To be Shariah compliant, companies cannot earn interest and must agree to send a percentage of their revenue to Islamic charitable groups.
“Islamic charitable groups” often finance terrorism.
The lawsuit — by Iraq war veteran Kevin Murray, on behalf of U.S. taxpayers, against Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and the Federal Reserve — claims that by subsidizing AIG, the federal government is conveying “…a message of endorsement and promotion of Shariah-based Islam … and [a] message of disfavor of and hostility toward Christianity and Judaism.”
In September, the U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve took a nearly 80-percent stake in AIG when it injected $150 billion to help prop up the troubled company.
But what’s $150 billion of someone else’s money? Apparently it’s not enough to keep AIG afloat; some expect it to sink within the year despite the mountains of our money the government shovels at it. Bailing Out Sharia
Here’s another one to file under Your Tax Dollar at Work:
The U.S. government’s bailout of the American International Group is helping promote Shariah law, a lawsuit filed in federal court in Michigan alleges.
The suit — brought with the support of the Thomas More Law Center, a non-profit law firm that promotes conservative Christian values — claims that making U.S. taxpayers comply with Shariah, the Islamic legal framework based on the Koran, is unconstitutional.
This month, AIG announced that it would offer Shariah-compliant homeowner insurance policies, known as takaful, to U.S. customers through one of its subsidiaries. To be Shariah compliant, companies cannot earn interest and must agree to send a percentage of their revenue to Islamic charitable groups.
“Islamic charitable groups” often finance terrorism.
The lawsuit — by Iraq war veteran Kevin Murray, on behalf of U.S. taxpayers, against Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and the Federal Reserve — claims that by subsidizing AIG, the federal government is conveying “…a message of endorsement and promotion of Shariah-based Islam … and [a] message of disfavor of and hostility toward Christianity and Judaism.”
In September, the U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve took a nearly 80-percent stake in AIG when it injected $150 billion to help prop up the troubled company.
But what’s $150 billion of someone else’s money? Apparently it’s not enough to keep AIG afloat; some expect it to sink within the year despite the mountains of our money the government shovels at it.
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