There’s an interesting (and revealing) exchange between the Investigative Project for Terrorism’s Steven Emerson and CAIR’s Corey Saylor, in the comments (scroll down) for this article at the IPT site: Emerson Exposes Radical Ties of State Department Outreach Partners.
(Hat Tip: Charles the Fake)
Charles who claims he’s anti-Jihadists gets mad when people make anti-Muslim comments. However he’s cool with anti-Hispanic comments like this one below.
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SFGoth 8/15/08 3:42:41 pm |   |
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re: #205 sattv4u2
as she says, so what
US demographics have always been in flux. At 1st, the “majority” were English descendents. Then, as time went on, it became more Eoro-centric (Germans, Italians, etc matched numbers). True, they were all still caucasion, but again what changed?
The key will be assimilation, not numbers. Will Hispanics for the most part do what my Italian grandmother did (assimilate to America in society, yet keep her Italian heritage alive at home). African Americans, even with some cultural divides aren’t any different than me.
So again ,, I agree with her ,, SO WHAT!
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re: #210 SFGoth
These are racist comments. Hispanics have been in America since its foundations. We have integrated and fought in her wars. Italians are our cousins and I see no complaints about them. Its funny that if you bash Islam, Charles bans you. If you bash Hispanics, he lets you keep posting. Charles is an anti-Hispanic bigot.
Typical Islamist behavior. Threaten to kill the messenger.
Apparently, there have been death threats….
Another defeat for Charles! He had begged a friend of mine to shut this blog down. Instead we re -registered it under a new domain name! Ha ha, Charles, it’s all out war with you. But thanks for your research, you are our #1 contributor. That is why you receive a hat tip.
Charles, unlike your blog, people will have freedom here without Killgore snitching on everyone who disagrees with you. We welcome all here to debate and discuss.
I found this little nugget over at LGF…
Barry\’s Indonesian School Records
Read all of it. This guy is something else!
Charles once again smears Corsi. His new headline is:
9-11 Troofer’s Book Debuts at Number 1
Charles is really upset that his blog is in decline and he’s never had a #1 book. Corsi stopped Kerry from becoming President, he’s now aiming at Obama. Charles he can destroy you, Killgore can’t save you.
Charles,
Why don’t you go after Olberman or other leftists? Hmm?
Barack Obama has vowed to cut funding of missile defense systems, and recently pledged to eliminate nuclear weapons from the world because, according to him, we just don’t need them any more:
CHICAGO – Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on Tuesday called for ridding the world of nuclear weapons, arguing that U.S. policy is still focused on the defunct Soviet Union instead of combatting the nuclear threat from rogue nations and terrorists.
Today, following the US-Polish agreement on missile defense, Russia is threatening to use nuclear weapons against Poland.
MOSCOW – A top Russian general said Friday that Poland’s agreement to accept a U.S. missile interceptor base exposes the ex-communist nation to attack, possibly by nuclear weapons, the Interfax news agency reported. …
“Poland, by deploying (the system) is exposing itself to a strike — 100 percent,” Nogovitsyn, the deputy chief of staff, was quoted as saying.
He added, in clear reference to the agreement, that Russia’s military doctrine sanctions the use of nuclear weapons “against the allies of countries having nuclear weapons if they in some way help them.” Nogovitsyn that would include elements of strategic deterrence systems, he said, according to Interfax.
(Hat tip: Charles “Stalin” Johnson @ LGF)
John Bolton analyzes the Russian invasion of Georgia: After Russia’s invasion of Georgia, what now for the West?
As bad as the bloodying of Georgia is, the broader consequences are worse. The United States fiddled while Georgia burned, not even reaching the right rhetorical level in its public statements until three days after the Russian invasion began, and not, at least to date, matching its rhetoric with anything even approximating decisive action. This pattern is the very definition of a paper tiger. Sending Secretary of State Condeleezza Rice to Tbilisi is touching, but hardly reassuring; dispatching humanitarian assistance is nothing more than we would have done if Georgia had been hit by a natural rather than a man-made disaster.
The European Union took the lead in diplomacy, with results approaching Neville Chamberlain’s moment in the spotlight at Munich: a ceasefire that failed to mention Georgia’s territorial integrity, and that all but gave Russia permission to continue its military operations as a “peacekeeping” force anywhere in Georgia. More troubling, over the long term, was that the EU saw its task as being mediator – its favourite role in the world – between Georgia and Russia, rather than an advocate for the victim of aggression.
Even this dismal performance was enough to relegate Nato to an entirely backstage role, while Russian tanks and planes slammed into a “faraway country”, as Chamberlain once observed so thoughtfully. In New York, paralysed by the prospect of a Russian veto, the UN Security Council, that Temple of the High-Minded, was as useless as it was during the Cold War. In fairness to Russia, it at least still seems to understand how to exercise power in the Council, which some other Permanent Members often appear to have forgotten.
The West, collectively, failed in this crisis.
(Hat tip: Charles the Fake @ LGF)
Anyone want to guess how long this latest “cease-fire” agreement will last? Georgia president signs cease-fire with Russia.
TBILISI, Georgia (AP) — Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili said Friday he signed a cease-fire agreement with Russia, which protects the former Soviet republic’s interests despite concessions to Moscow.
He said he will “never, ever surrender” in showdown with Russia, and he accused the West of inviting Russian aggression.
Russia, meanwhile, has not withdrawn any troops: Russian troops still deep inside Georgia.
TBILISI, Georgia (AP) – Russian troops in Georgia have allowed some humanitarian supplies into the city of Gori but their blockade continues.
Gori is key to the blockade. By holding the city, Russia has effectively cut Georgia in half because Gori sits along Georgia’s only significant east-west highway. Russian military vehicles are blocking the eastern road into the city. They have allowed in one Georgian bus filled with loaves of bread.
Officials say Russian troops are also in several other cities deep in Georgia. It’s not known if Russia will honor a cease-fire that calls for both sides to pull their forces back to the positions they held before fighting broke out last week.
(Hat tip – Charles the Coward @ LGF)
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