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BIGOTRY FROM MANHATTAN'S UPPER WEST SIDE -- AGAIN
The New York Times published an Op-ed, Saturday Jan. 14, which once again confirms what many of us already know about certain segments within Manhattan's liberal circles, namely, their bigotry and racism against Whites -- especially if those whites are too patriotic and too Christian. |
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AT FORT HOOD, AMERICA WAS ATTACKED BY A JIHADIST
Posted January 11, 2012 at 1:21 pm |
By Rabbi Aryeh Spero
On Thursday, November 5, 2009, America suffered its first major act of terrorism since 9/11. There can be no mistake that America was attacked. It was accomplished by an Islamist who massacred many Americans within the most emblematic precinct of American power - a military base. The jihadist, Nidal Hasan, screamed "Allahu Akhbar" while mowing down the innocent Americans who, like those in the Twin Towers in Manhattan, never suspected that on a clear and peaceful day the arm of jihad would shatter their lives.
The difference between this attack and the one on 9/11 is the response of America. After the first attack, the American administration and the news media forthrightly acknowledged Islamic terrorism as the source of the carnage. Eight years later, a new American administration and a craven mainstream media would not point the finger at the Islamist source, but were bending over backwards to tell the American people that what everyone knew and saw didn't happen and is proof of our Islamophobia. In fact, the Obama administration has, in its reports, officially whitewashed the attack as nothing to do with Islam or terror, but simply deaths and "shootings due to work related violence", akin to a disgruntled postal worker angry about not getting a raise.
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WHAT IS PATRIOTISM?
Posted January 11, 2012 at 1:29 pm |
There's more to patriotism than the right to complain about your country.
From Rabbi Spero's commentary on 1010 WINS. [more] |
OUR BATTLE FOR THE SOUL OF AMERICA
Posted January 11, 2012 at 1:31 pm |
| People of faith look around our country at forms of behavior now accepted and wonder how is it possible that during their own lifetime things have so dramatically deteriorated. [more] |
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