Sunday, February 24, 2008

ANOTHER WAKE-UP AMERICA MOMENT


Here is a “WAKE-UP AMERICA MOMENT” that I have been harping on for quite some time. Saudi Wahhabi Sunni Islamism dominates the Mosques and Mohammedan schools in America. They are brain washing American-Muslim youth with Jihad literature and preaching to American-Muslim adults via the Mosque with Jihad literature.

Which nation is responsible for teaching a culture of intolerant hate and Mohammedan Supremacism? That would be Saudi Arabia, the nation that the
State Department is wooing and acquiescing everything toward because of the immediate threat of Islamist Shia Iran in the Middle East.

It is like the American pro-Arab functionaries in whatever bureaucratic stratosphere of American who chosen the perceived lesser of two evils believing radical Islamist Shi’itism is the greater of the two evils.

This choice affects two extremely important issues: one at home and the other globally. The first is the allowing
Wahhabi Islamism to be an influence in America as it is in Britain and Europe in which critics are calling that continent Eurarabia. The problems affecting Free Speech and the Western rule of law in Europe will become the problems of the United States of America. The second issue is promoting and arming Sunni nations in the Middle East (incredibly even Palestinian terrorists) to the weakening and potential destruction of Israel. Israel is a nation and land created in the 20th century as a result of long time Western Jewish prejudice that reached its height with Hitler’s Holocaust. Western guilt in 1945 momentarily reached out in sympathy to Jews promoting a land where Jews could live without a government persecuting them for their religion or heritage.

I say “momentarily” because yet again Europeans are slipping back into the habit of anti-Semitism under the Leftist romance of a delusion of sympathy for Arab culture and Islamist propaganda matriculated from Wahhabi Saudi Arabia (hence the term “Eurarabia”)

I can understand the realism of pitting Saudi Arabian influence against Iranian influence; however not to the detriment of our own American Culture, National Interests and National Security.

Dear God in Heaven work out a balance! I am aware that Saudi Arabia
could posture negative threats to America as it has done in Britain; however it is also true the Saudi Royals fear a radical Islamist revolution that could sweep the Saudi Royals from power if Iran becomes the Middle Eastern military hegemon. A smart course would be to meet extortion with extortion based on the Saudi fears and boot Wahhabi Islamism from the American soil. After all it was the Wahhabi influenced al Qaeda terrorist organization that pulled a Pearl Harbor on American soil on September 11, 2001 transforming freedom of movement in America by forcing intrusive observations on Commercial flight travelling. That diminished Liberty in the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave is a direct result of Sunni Wahhabi ideology that spouts from Saudi Arabia and its cousin the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt. Both of these nations are allegedly American allies and are the recipients of huge American military technology and Arms.

Like I said: WAKE-UP AMERICA!

JRH

Support MAF to EXPOSE Leftist Un-American Ploys


Move America Forward (MAF) is continuing to make an issue of the Berkeley City Council’s unpatriotic stance toward the United States Marine Corps (USMC). You should be aware that MAF was the principle proponent in exposing Berkeley’s City Council attempt to remove a Marine recruiting office from Berkeley.

Also MAF was the principle pro-American/pro-Troop organization that exposed the treasonous actions of Code Pink Stink in literally chaining themselves in front of the Marine recruiting office to illegally prohibit people to enter. Code Pink Stink would call that a protest however when such actions are taken to that extent it reaches beyond free speech to the intrusion of operations of federal government operations.

The
City Council actually gave Code Pink Stink a permit to protest intrude the Marine recruiting office directly on the parking area in front of the door.

MAF
publicity humiliated the City Council to rescind an official letter to the Marines telling them to get out of town.

Thank God MAF is placing advertising of the Berkeley City Council treachery on spots in local television and Cable TV outlets on national television.

To see an example of the first ad watch
HERE.


MAF needs the financial support of American Patriots to place this ad and similar future ads on television. Berkeley is not the only bastion Left Wing defeatism in America, there are other cities. MAF can make voters aware of the nature of the Leftist delusions being spread across America.

You can donate to MAF at this link:
https://www.completecampaigns.com/FR/contribute.asp?campaignid=Move or at this link: http://www.moveamericaforward.org/index.php/MAF/Contribute#PayPal

Cat Moy the Executive Director of MAF has this message for Patriots: “We will not give up this fight - but if we are to win it, we'll need some ammo, and that means money to get our message heard.”

Saturday, February 23, 2008

A Time for Choosing


Mark Alexander is an excellent political writer who is a Conservative and a Constitutionalist in the tradition of the Founding Fathers. I usually do not pass these kinds of requests to spread the word about an e-newsletter; however Alexander’s Patriot Post is well worth reading in this day and age of attacking and creating law in the Constitution that simply is not there.

So here is Alexander’s email to me which I share with you.

JRH 2/23/08
*********************************


Dear Fellow Patriots,

It is critical in this election year, as it was when Ronald Reagan delivered "The Speech,"

( http://Reagan2020.US/speeches/A_Time_for_Choosing.asp ) that ThePatriot Post's message of individual liberty, the restoration ofconstitutional limits on government and the judiciary, and thepromotion of free enterprise, national defense and traditionalAmerican values reaches as many people as possible. As you know,our readers are our best promoters and there are three easy waysyou can help advance our mission:

1. Please take a moment and invite your family, friends andassociates to subscribe. Copy and paste this message to yourgroup-list e-mail:

I subscribe to The Patriot Post, a concise, informative andentertaining analysis of the week's most important news, policy andopinion delivered to my e-mail inbox at no charge. I stronglyrecommend that you do the same! Subscribe to The Patriot Post at http://PatriotPost.US/subscribe/ and join the ranks of Patriots whoread the Internet's leading advocate of individual liberty, therestoration of constitutional limits on government and thejudiciary, and the promotion of free enterprise, national defenseand traditional American values.

It's Right. It's Free. -- http://PatriotPost.US/subscribe/

2. Please consider posting these links in your e-mail signature:

Read The Patriot It's Right -- It's Free http://PatriotPost.US/subscribe/ Visit The Patriot Shop http://PatriotShop.US/

3. Many of our readers who operate their own websites and blogshave asked us to provide information on how to link to ThePatriot Post. New banners and links are now available online at http://PatriotPost.US/main/media.asp

Thank you for your help!

Semper Vigilo, Fortis, Paratus, et Fidelis!

Mark Alexander

Publisher, PatriotPost.US

Friday, February 22, 2008

Huckabee: A Deadlocked Convention is My Goal


Huckabee still has a strategy to win the Republican nomination. Huckabee’s strategy is to pick up enough delegates to keep McCain from the magic number of a first ballot nomination – 1,191.

Even if McCain leads in the delegate count, if it is less than 1,191 then the Republican Convention goes into extra ballots.

Huckabee’s new strategy is totally contingent on being successful in Texas and Ohio.

JRH 2/22/08 (Hat tip to PoliPundit)

Democrats Dug In For Retreat


Charles Krauthammer writes on the emerging victory occurring in Iraq and the Democratic Party leadership and Presidential candidates on continuing to insist that Iraq is a lost war.

Man
this is an excellent article!

JRH 2/22/08 (Hat tip to
FDD)
***************************

Democrats Dug In For Retreat

By Charles Krauthammer
Friday, February 22, 2008; A23
Washington Post

    "No one can spend some 10 days visiting the battlefields in Iraq without seeing major progress in every area. . . . If the U.S. provides sustained support to the Iraqi government -- in security, governance, and development -- there is now a very real chance that Iraq will emerge as a secure and stable state."

    -- Anthony Cordesman

    "The Situation in Iraq: A Briefing From the Battlefield," Feb. 13, 2008


This from a man who was a severe critic of the postwar occupation of Iraq and who, as author Peter Wehner points out, is no wide-eyed optimist. In fact, in May 2006 Cordesman had written that "no one can argue that the prospects for stability in Iraq are good." Now, however, there is simply no denying the remarkable improvements in Iraq since the surge began a year ago.

Unless you're a Democrat. As Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) put it, "Democrats have remained emotionally invested in a narrative of defeat and retreat in Iraq." Their Senate leader, Harry Reid, declares the war already lost. Their presidential candidates (eight of them at the time) unanimously oppose the surge. Then the evidence begins trickling in.

We get news of the Anbar Awakening, which has now spread to other Sunni areas and Baghdad. The sectarian civil strife that the Democrats insisted was the reason for us to leave dwindles to the point of near disappearance. Much of Baghdad is returning to normal. There are 90,000 neighborhood volunteers -- ordinary citizens who act as auxiliary police and vital informants on terrorist activity -- starkly symbolizing the insurgency's loss of popular support. Captured letters of al-Qaeda leaders reveal despair as they are driven -- mostly by Iraqi Sunnis, their own Arab co-religionists -- to flight and into hiding.

After agonizing years of searching for the right strategy and the right general, we are winning. How do Democrats react? From Nancy Pelosi to Barack Obama, the talking point is the same: Sure, there is military progress. We could have predicted that. (They in fact had predicted the opposite, but no matter.) But it's all pointless unless you get national reconciliation.

"National" is a way to ignore what is taking place at the local and provincial level, such as Shiite cleric Ammar al-Hakim, scion of the family that dominates the largest Shiite party in Iraq, traveling last October to Anbar in an unprecedented gesture of reconciliation with the Sunni sheiks.

Doesn't count, you see. Democrats demand nothing less than federal-level reconciliation, and it has to be expressed in actual legislation.

The objection was not only highly legalistic but also politically convenient: Very few (including me) thought this would be possible under the Maliki government. Then last week, indeed on the day Cordesman published his report, it happened. Mirabile dictu, the Iraqi parliament approved three very significant pieces of legislation.

First, a provincial powers law that turns Iraq into arguably the most federal state in the entire Arab world. The provinces get not only power but also elections by Oct. 1. U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker has long been calling this the most crucial step to political stability. It will allow, for example, the pro-American Anbar sheiks to become the legitimate rulers of their province, exercise regional autonomy and forge official relations with the Shiite-dominated central government.

Second, parliament passed a partial amnesty for prisoners, 80 percent of whom are Sunni. Finally, it approved a $48 billion national budget that allocates government revenue -- about 85 percent of which is from oil -- to the provinces. Kurdistan, for example, gets one-sixth.

What will the Democrats say now? They will complain that there is still no oil distribution law. True. But oil revenue is being distributed to the provinces in the national budget. The fact that parliament could not agree on a permanent formula for the future simply means that it will be allocating oil revenue year by year as part of the budget process. Is that a reason to abandon Iraq to al-Qaeda and Iran?

Despite all the progress, military and political, the Democrats remain unwavering in their commitment to withdrawal on an artificial timetable that inherently jeopardizes our "very real chance that Iraq will emerge as a secure and stable state."

Why? Imagine the transformative effects in the region, and indeed in the entire Muslim world, of achieving a secure and stable Iraq, friendly to the United States and victorious over al-Qaeda. Are the Democrats so intent on denying George Bush retroactive vindication for a war they insist is his that they would deny their own country a now-achievable victory?
_______________________


© Copyright 1996- 2008 The Washington Post Company

PKK: Kurdish Communist Terrorism


Have you heard of the PKK? My guess most of my readers have not.

The PKK is a Kurdish version of a Stalinist like Communism whose purpose is to create a sovereign homeland for Kurds under the Stalinist Prototype State. PKK is a Kurdish acronym for the English translation Kurdistan’s Workers Party.

There is particular acrimony between the PKK and Turkey. This is a reason you might stumble on the interior of your newspaper (say like page 20 something) a story about Turkey taking military action inside the borders of Iraq in the Kurdistan area.

The fact is the PKK is a Communist terrorist organization that has committed atrocities in Turkey. That makes the PKK same as any other transnational Islamist terrorist group that uses terror to justify an end.

The PKK is not really popular among Kurdish groups in Iraq because of the terrorism, which occasionally is perpetrated on fellow Kurds that disagree with PKK plan to create a Communist Kurdistan State. And yet Kurds are not quick to turn on the PKK either.

The reason is Kurdish dislike for the Communist PKK is
outweighed by Kurdish hatred of Turkey who done their own fair share horrible atrocities upon Kurdish people over the years stretching back to Ottoman Turkey days.

Michael Rubin provides a book review of two books about the PKK: Blood and Belief: The PKK and the Kurding Fight for Independence, by Aliza Marcus and Kurdish Identity: Human Rights and Political Status, edited by Charles G. MacDonald and Carole A. O'Leary.

The review may provide insight as to why Turkey has a stake in the politics of Iraq.

JRH

Thursday, February 21, 2008

Homeland Security Warns: Pregnant Appearing Terrorists are Coming

The Department of Homeland Security is warning to be on the look out for homicidal suicide chicks using prosthetics to appear pregnant. A suicide bomber in America near you might be on the way.