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Cultural Survival Instinct

Posted on | May 21, 2013 | 40 Comments

The counter-jihad blogger known as Fjordman has an essay up at David Horowitz’s Front Page Magazine about the situation in Norway.

Norway’s immigrant population is small compared to that in the United States, but the problems arising seem much worse:

In May 2011 [Labour Party activist Eskil Pedersen] pressed criminal charges against a Member of Parliament, Christian Tybring-Gjedde from the rival Progress Party, for “racism.” The case was soon dismissed. Tybring-Gjedde had stated that in the Grorud Valley in Oslo, which has one of the densest concentrations of immigrants in the country, blond girls have to dye their hair dark to avoid harassment, children are threatened with violence if they have pig meat in their lunch box and native boys risk being physically assaulted by immigrants who think they don’t get enough time on the local football team. These are merely truthful statements. In fact, reality is often much worse than this.
The reaction of Eskil Pedersen and others of his ilk to hearing that the natives no longer feel safe in parts of their own country due to the immigration policies supported by the ruling elites is to try to silence political opponents who speak truthfully about this.

“Blond girls have to dye their hair dark to avoid harassment”? And a political leader who calls attention to this problem is subjected to criminal prosecution? Whose “racism” is really the problem, when it is the blondes who are harassed? Norway’s problem is two-fold:

  1. Unlike the United States, it has no cultural tradition of assimilating immigrants;
    but also
  2. Very much like the United States, it has a substantial number of immigrants who have no desire to be assimilated.

Permit me to hypothesize that a nation which is self-confident — which believes in the virtues of its own culture, traditions and institutions — will be more successful in assimilating immigrants, even though this same cultural self-confidence may manifest itself at times as “racism.”

Excuse the scare-quotes around “racism,” but in recent decades the word has been employed so promiscuously that its meaning has been lost and the word itself has become an obstacle to understanding. Ethnic hatred is one thing — and certainly Muslim immigrants harassing blond girls can be as easily accused of that as anyone — but “racism” is nearly always employed to accuse the majority population of hating minorities whose victimization (real or alleged) becomes a political weapon for the Left.

Eskil Pedersen is just as much a member of Norway’s majority as Christian Tybring-Gjedde, whom Pedersen accused of “racism.” But the embrace of immigrants as victimized minorities enables Pedersen and his party to smear Tybring-Gjedde’s party — to discredit them in the eyes of the respectable bourgeoisie who, in Norway as elsewhere, do not wish to be associated with “racism” — in such a way that the actual problem (i.e., social friction caused by the presence of unassimilated immigrants) cannot be addressed in terms of policy.

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Category: Culture, Intellectuals, Norway, Racism

LIVE AT FIVE: 05.21.13

Posted on | May 21, 2013 | 3 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho


TOP NEWS
Search Operations Continue After At Least 51 Killed By Oklahoma Tornado

Monster tornado flattened entire neighborhoods in the Oklahoma City suburbs and demolished an elementary school

Justice Department IG Criticizes Former US Attorney For “Fast And Furious” Leak To Fox News
Dennis Burke rapped for retaliating against whisteblower ATF agent

Journalists Rip Obama Administration For Rosen Targeting
Justice Department comes under fire for criminalizing basic reporting



POLITICS
Crazy Cousin John Goes To Boston To Boost Gomez

Rallying the veterans for the former SEAL

Rand Paul In New Hampshire: IRS Targeting Of Conservatives “Un-American”

Judge Criticizes “High Error Rate” Of NYPD Stops

Business-Labor Rift Could Sink Immigration Bill Just As In 2007

White House Counsel Kept IRS Probe Results From Obama

Senate Panel Okays Welfare For Newly Legal Immigrants

Supremes To Consider Prayer At Government Meetings

Bonding Bill Clash Slows Vote On Minnesota Tax Bill

Louisiana Medicaid Expansion Bills Continue To Die At The Capitol



THE ECONOMY, STUPID
Oil Ends Higher On Weaker Dollar, But Ample Supplies Restrain Bulls: NYMEX $96.71, Brent $104.80
Yahoo’s Meyer Stakes Turnaround On Tumblr Takeover
Panel Finds Apple’s Web Of Tax Shelters Saved It Billions
Hungry For A Merger: GrubHub, Seamless To Combine
Clearwire Investors Look For Higher Bid As Sprint Vote Looms
iGate Sacks CEO Murthy After Sexual Harassment Probe
New Legislation Will Help Federal Student Loan Borrowers, But Will It Hurt Lenders?
Tesla Motors May Repay Energy Department Loan As Soon As Wednesday
Stock Rally Pauses After Last Week’s Records
Websense Agrees To $906 Million Private Equity Buyout
Corn Declines For Second Day As Farmers Accelerate Planting
Google Checkout To Shut Down In November
Recharge Your Cellphone In Twenty Seconds
Ex-Nokia Team Creates Two-Part “Jolla” Mobile Phone



SPORTS
Red Wings Top Blackhawks 3-1, Take 2-1 Lead

Hey everybody! Let's give our goalie a big hand!

Hey everybody! Let’s give our goalie a big hand!

Chicago loses consecutive games for the first time in almost two months

Yankees Stroke Four Solo Dingers In 6-4 10-Inning Defeat Of O’s

Tribe Rallies Past M’s In 10th To Earn Sweep

NBA Not Making It Easy For Conspiracy Theorists

Teheran Shuts Down Twins, Braves Win 5-1

Colon, A’s Cruise To 9-2 Win Over Rangers

Astros Hang On, Edge Royals 6-5

Marquis Wins Fifth Straight As Padres Vanquish Cards 4-2

Giants Pound Zach Duke And Bullpen Impartially, Nats Blanked



FAMOUS FOR BEING FAMOUS
Taylor Swift Cleans up At Billboard Music Awards

Yep, eight awards.

Yep, eight awards.

“You are the longest and best relationship I’ve ever had,” country cutie tells fans

Mary J. Blige Hit With $3.4 Million Tax Lien

Arrest Warrant Issued For “Teen Mom” Jenelle Evans

Doors Keyboard Player Ray Manzarek Dies From Bile Duct Cancer, 74

Chad Johnson Arrested In Florida

Zach Galifianakis Taking Former Homeless Woman He Rescued To “Hangover Part III” Premiere


Seth Macfarlane Won’t Return To Oscars Stage

Chrissy Teigen “Buckling Down” To Be Wedding-Ready By Fall

Denise Richards: Charlie Sheen And I “Actually Enjoy Hanging Out”

Katrina Bowden Marries Ben Jorgensen

Rihanna Channels Marilyn Monroe In Instagram Pix

Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher Enjoy Alone Time On Romantic Stroll In Hempstead



FOREIGNERS
Israelis Return Fire Into Syria After Taking Fire
Guatemala’s Top Court Annuls Rios Montt Genocide Conviction
Uganda’s Daily Monitor Newspaper Raided Over Museveni “Plot”
Musharraf Granted Bail In Benazir Bhutto Case
Obama Urges Burma To Stop Violence Against Muslims
Norks Release Chicom Fishing Crew
Palestinian Official Pours Cold Water On Kerry’s Visit
Hezbollah’s Role In Syria Shakes The Lebanese
Sean Cardinal O’Malley, Archbishop Of Boston, Boycotts Irish PM’s Visit Due To Abortion Changes
Labour Saves David Cameron’s Gay Marriage Bill After Tory Backbenchers Revolt
Church Of Scotland Approves Compromise On Gay Clergy



BLOGS & STUFF
Valley of the Shadow: Help Oklahoma!
American Power: Glenn Greenwald Goes All-Out To Defend Anti-Semitic Screed By Professor Joseph Massad
Michelle Malkin: Audit THIS! Tea Party Groups To Protest At IRS Offices Nationwide Today
Boston Herald: Liz Loan Plan For Students A Loony Idea
Allahpundit: Carney Claims Obama’s Lawyer Didn’t Tell Him That The IRS Was Targeting Tea Parties When She Found Out
Viking Pundit: When We Said Nobody Knew About The IRS Scandal Until Recently, We Meant Everybody Knew A Month Ago
Robert Costa: The Impeachment Option
Weasel Zippers: McRINO Now Obama’s Top Ally
Vodkapundit: Close, But No Cigar
Power Line: DOJ’s Fox News Surveillance – Legitimate Leak Investigation, Or Outrageous Violation Of The First Amendment?
JustOneMinute: The Fourth Scandal
Legal Insurrection: Hillary’s Benghazi (Scape)goat
Weekly Standard Blog: IRS’ Lerner Had History Of Harassment, Inappropriate Religious Inquiries At FEC
NRO Corner: Save Some Pinocchios For NPR And The NYT
Riehl World News: CBS Pulls “Mike And Molly” Season Finale Over OK Tornado Storyline; Dems, HuffPo Not So Much
PJ Tatler: Has An Iron Curtain Descended On The Cincinnati IRS Office?
Chicago Boyz: Another (Apparent) Case Of Politically-Driven Government Abuse Of A Small Business


Category: Live at Five

Rule 5 Monday

Posted on | May 20, 2013 | 7 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho


“I need one more day of weekend…” – Jason & The Scorchers


Especially this weekend, which seemed to be split between a high school alumni weekend and extended face time with friends on Sunday. Both of these things were good, but kinda got in the way of doing my bloggy duties in a timely fashion. That having been said, some of the links below go to NSFW places, so Reader Discretion Is Advised.


Randy’s Roundtable leads off this week with Kate Bock, then it’s Laughing Conservative with Aimee Teegarden (I think I like her recent look better). Blackmailers Don’t Shoot is back with a collection of links mixing pretty girls with rock & roll, while Fishersville Mike notes the passing of Big Bang Theory‘s sixth season with a shot of Kaley Cuoco. Ninety Miles From Tyranny checks in with another Hot Pick of the Late Night as well as some Late Night Ladies, and Reaganite Republican puts the spotlight on Miss Nicaragua. Animal Magnetism proclaims the Animal Manifesto on Rule 5 Friday, followed by the Saturday Brunettenarok, and First Street Journal does Rule 5 their own way with Americans. (Definitely SFW!)


A View From The Beach one again sadistically denies us our cavegirl fix; we’ll just have to make do with The Women of CSI, Keeping The Balance, SciFi Cutie Seeks MILFdom, In Mammoriam, Pass The Salt, Tuna?, and At Least She Does Windows.


Soylent Green kicks off the week with your AM Angel, followed by Monday Motivationer Fire, Tuesday Titillation Super, Humpday Hawtness Hunter, Afternooner Joanna, the Falconsword 100000-Hit Furball, Overnighty Cooking Shows, Corsetcare Continuummmm, AM Awesome Kourtney, and Evening Awesome Ciara. Also, still say you can’t be hypnotized?


Proof Positive’s Friday Night Babe is Alice Eve, his vintage Babe is Beverly D’Angelo, and Sex in Advertising this week is covered by Scarlett Johansson. Dustbury checks in with Raquel Pomplun and Nancy Kwan. At The Camp of the Saints, it’s Maggie Green and TCOTS Fifth Anniversary’s Six Days Of Cheesecake: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.


The DaleyGator’s DaleyBabes this past week included Rihanna, Nicole Beharie, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Nanami Takahashi, Mai Nishida, Kandyse McClure, Ellen Adarna, Jessica Cribbon, Janina Gavankar, Elsa Pataky, Lea Salonga, Shay Maria, Nadine Velasquez, Madchen Amick, Nelly Furtado, and Denise Milfort with a Rule 5 linkfest.


Thanks to everyone for their linkagery! Deadline to submit links to the Rule 5 Wombat mailbox for the Memorial Day Weekend Rule 5 Blowout is Saturday, May 25.


Category: Rule 5

Portrait of a Thug: IRS Union Boss

Posted on | May 20, 2013 | 34 Comments

Colleen M. Kelley, president of the National Treasury Employees Union

By now, you’ve probably seen the news:

Report: Head of IRS Employees Union Met
With President Obama the Day Before
Tea Party Targeting Began

Colleen Kelley, president of the National Treasury Employees Union which represents employees of the Internal Revenue Service, met at the White House with President Obama the day before two IRS officials created the “Sensitive Case Report” that targeted Tea Party groups for special scrutiny on their applications for non-profit status.
White House visitors logs show that Kelley visited the White House on March 31, 2010, to meet with Obama, a day before an Inspector General’s report shows that the “Sensitive Case Report” was created, Jeffrey Lord of The American Spectator reported . . .

And you might be surprised (but probably not) to learn that Colleen M. Kelley has never worked a day in the private sector:

[A]n NTEU member since 1974, Kelley was an IRS Revenue Agent for 14 years and served in various NTEU chapter leadership positions, including chapter president of NTEU Chapter 34 in Pittsburgh. She was elected National President in August 1999 and was overwhelmingly re-elected to a fourth four-year term in 2011.
Kelley first joined the IRS upon graduation from Drexel University, where she earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting. She also earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Pittsburgh.

You might also be surprised (but probably not) that Colleen M. Kelley and her union enthusiastically support Obama:

The leader of the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU) today applauded the re-election of President Barack Obama.
“NTEU supported the re-election of President Obama as being in the best interests of our country and of the dedicated men and women of the federal workforce,” said NTEU President Colleen M. Kelley. “NTEU is also pleased that so many of our candidates for Senate seats and our staunchest supporters in the House won their races.”
NTEU’s efforts on behalf of President Obama and key candidates spanned the country. “Our 2012 election plan has been in place since the beginning of the year,” said President Kelley. “Many chapters and members were actively involved educating and organizing various types of activities around the country including candidate nights and volunteering for campaigns.”
NTEU’s efforts focused on battleground states where races for the presidency, Senate and House seats were competitive and where the union has substantial numbers of NTEU members including Virginia, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana.
In the days before the election, NTEU members volunteered for phone-banking and canvassing, with a particular focus on contacting other NTEU members and urging them to vote for candidates who support federal employees and federal employee issues.
“Federal employees heard our message loud and clear that everything about the lives of the federal workforce is determined by those elected to office,” said Kelley.

So, now you know who Colleen M. Kelley loves. You may be surprised (but probably not) to learn what happens to people she hates:

Catholic Professor: IRS Asked
About Her Anti-Obama Articles

IRS Requested Details of Christian
Pro-Life Organization’s Prayer Meetings

Leaked IRS Files Were Used to Attack Romney

IRS Scandal: Billy Graham Group Targeted
Last Year; Franklin Graham Charges
Intimidation in Letter to Obama

IRS Inspector General’s Report Released:
‘Inappropriate Criteria’ Used Against Conservative
Groups; Nearly 300 Were Targeted

Reporter Who Interviewed
President Obama: IRS ‘Hammering Me’

South Carolina Tea Party Mom
Describes IRS ‘Harassment’

Marriage Group Accuses IRS of Leaking
Information to ‘Political Enemies,’
Demands Explanation from Agency

 

These things are just coincidences, I’m sure. (But probably not.)

 


Category: Barack Obama, Corruption, Labor Unions, Scandal, Taxes, Tea Party

Going For The Presidential WKRP Ref

Posted on | May 20, 2013 | 6 Comments

by Smitty

via OTB

Category: humor

Enemies List: Holder’s DOJ and Hillary’s State Department Targeted Fox Reporter

Posted on | May 20, 2013 | 11 Comments

Everybody’s buzzing today about the Washington Post report that Fox News chief Washington correspondent James Rosen was targeted in a Justice Department investigation of a leak by a State Department official — at least two years before the similar probe of Associated Press that raised cries of outrage from the D.C. media last week.

That probe began after Rosen reported in June 2009 that “that U.S. intelligence officials were warning that North Korea was likely to respond to United Nations sanctions with more nuclear tests,” according to the Post‘s Anne E. Marimow. Rosen’s article at FoxNews.com was filed the same day that a top-secret report on North Korea’s nuclear program “was made available to a small circle within the intelligence community — including Kim.” According to documents in the Kim case obtained by the Washington Post, federal agents obtained phone and e-mail records for Rosen, as well as records of the Fox reporter’s use of a State Department security-badge swipe card . . .

Let’s ask an obvious question here: Of all the leaks from this administration, how many were the subject of this kind of investigation?

Because it seems rather . . . coincidental, we might say, that this 2009 item by a Fox News reporter should have been the focus of such an elaborate inquiry. If you were of a suspicious disposition, you might wonder if the Secretary of State and the Attorney General were determined that, in particular, Fox News should have no sources inside the Obama administration.

C’mon: How many leakers has Eric Holder’s DOJ prosecuted the way they prosecuted Stephen Jin-Woo Kim? Was this intended as a message to administration officials — “Don’t talk to Fox News” — and was it also an attempt to treat Fox News as a criminal enterprise?


Category: Eric Holder, Fox News, Hillary Clinton, Journalism, Scandal

When the Truth Is Scandalous

Posted on | May 20, 2013 | 22 Comments

Jonathan Karl of ABC News is evidently a Republican, and liberals think it’s a horrible scandal that a Republican could be employed as a reporter: “Didn’t he see the ‘No Republicans Allowed’ sign?”

Meanwhile, Jason Richwine’s recent resignation from the Heritage Foundation, a subject I haven’t previously discussed, yields a secondary story that is either amusing or frightening, depending on whether you take Harvard students seriously:

Harvard students, outraged over a doctoral dissertation arguing that Hispanic immigrants lack “raw cognitive ability or intelligence,” this week urged the university to investigate how the thesis came to be approved and to ban future research on racial superiority. students presented 1,200 signatures to president Drew Faust and the dean of the John F. Kennedy School of Government, David Ellwood.
“Academic freedom and a reasoned debate are essential to our academic community,’’ the petition said. “However, the Harvard Kennedy School cannot ethically stand behind academic work advocating a national policy of exclusion and advancing an agenda of discrimination.”
The thesis — “IQ and Immigration Policy,’’ by Jason Richwine, a former doctoral candidate at the Kennedy School — compared IQ scores of US residents, including immigrants from a variety of countries, and concluded that the scores of Hispanic immigrants were substantially lower than those of native whites. The paper argued that the United States should allow only immigrants with high IQs.

This controversy essentially re-hashes the controversy over Charles Murray and Richard Herrnstein’s The Bell Curve back in the 1990s. And the problem is that the facts are the facts. You can explain the facts or interpret the facts however you wish. You can use the facts as arguments for one policy or another, or you can even argue that the facts have no relevance in terms of policy. What you cannot do — at least if you have any regard for intellectual integrity — is to attempt to suppress the facts as politically incorrect.

This is the same basic problem that Harvard feminists had with Larry Summers, who merely referred to available data in suggesting that innate differences between men and women explained the relative paucity of women in elite science positions.

In all of these cases, we are talking about measurements of average group differences. I repeat: average group differences.

Men — as a group, on average — are taller and stronger than women. This does not mean there aren’t tall women who could kick my ass. Also, men — again, as a group, on average — have better mathematical aptitude than do women. (It so happens that I’m crappy at math.) Such average group differences don’t really matter in terms of assessing any individual’s aptitude, but do matter when attempting to explain large-scale socio-economic phenomena.

Liberals have spent the past several decades insisting that all socio-economic differences between groups — male and female, white and black, native and immigrant — can be explained in terms of unfair discrimination which must be remedied by policies (including quotas) to equalize outcomes between these groups.

So when Larry Summers tried to say that maybe the reason there aren’t more women doing advanced scientific research at elite institutions is because women aren’t as good at science or, alternately, aren’t as interested as men in pursuing such careers, the feminist outrage was to be expected. Summers had denied the radical-egalitarian thesis that all differences between groups are the result of systematic unfairness —  “social injustice” — that must be rectified at all costs.

To quote Orwell, “One has to belong to the intelligentsia to believe things like that; no ordinary man could be such a fool.”

Radical egalitarianism so pervades the thinking of our 21st-century intelligentsia that they can’t seem to think outside of its dogma. The witch-hunt against Jason Richwine is typical: Exactly what did he do wrong? He was not, as the article says, doing “research on racial superiority,” nor did he argue that all Hispanics lack “raw cognitive ability or intelligence.” Richwine examined the data and found that — as a group, on average — immigrants score lower on IQ tests than native-born Americans, so that our current policy (or lack thereof) has the effect of lowering the nation’s average intelligence, with consequences that are both unfortunate and predictable.

One can disagree with Richwine’s policy recommendations without shutting down an entire field of academic inquiry, which is what the Harvard petitioners seem to have in mind. But any institution that would make Soledad O’Brien a “distinguished visiting fellow” obviously doesn’t have much intellectual integrity left to lose.

Harvard students are assholes. As a group. On average.

 

Category: Culture, Education, Science

LIVE AT FIVE: 05.20.13

Posted on | May 20, 2013 | 1 Comment

— compiled by Wombat-socho


TOP NEWS
Senate Committee Moves Toward Vote On Immigration

Do the sponsors actually have the votes in the full Senate?

Do the sponsors actually have the votes in the full Senate?

Judiciary Committee still wrestling with contentious high-tech worker visas, same-sex marriage issues

AP President Blasts DOJ Subpoenas
Says DOJ actions are unconstitutional, hurt press


Burma’s Thein Sein: Military Will Always Have Special Place In Government
Dismisses allegations that military involved in anti-Muslim pogroms



POLITICS
Mitch McConnell: Obama Created “Culture Of Intimidation”

Senate Minority Leader: President has created a nanny state

Senate Minority Leader: President has created a nanny state

Blasts White House for IRS targeting of conservative groups

Civil Rights Trial On NYPD “Stop & Frisk” Tactics Closing

Massive Toxic Contamination At Camp Lejeune? (Video)

Obama Gives Commencement Address At Morehouse College

Two FBI Hostage Rescue Team Agents Killed In Training Exercise

Gomez Seeking To Turn Markey’s Long Tenure In Washington From Asset To Liability

Union Of Immigration Enforcement Officers To Oppose Senate Bill

NPR Claims Gay Marriage Bans Take Psychological Toll



THE ECONOMY, STUPID
Oil Falls Back Below $96/Barrel Ahead Of Economic Data Release: NYMEX $95.77, Brent $104.35
Yahoo In Rumored $1.1 BIllion Bid To Buy Tumblr
European Shares Advance With Asia As Yen Climbs And Silver Tumbles
PRC Housing Inflation Quickens In April
Suburban Poor Outnumber Impoverished City Dwellers
Dimon Under Pressure Ahead Of JP Morgan Chase Investor Vote
Elan Makes Two Acquisitions For $380 Million
LG To Unveil Stunning 5-Inch flexible OLED Display Soon
Windows 8: Five Hopeful Signs
Google Glass Year In Review
iOS Devices Approved For Use On Military Networks
New XBox More Than A Game Console To Microsoft
Sony Reveals More Tense Moments In “The Last Of Us”
Samsung Galaxy S4 To Hit $10 Million In Sales
Nokia Initiates MDM Rollout For 25,000 Staff
Dell’s Thumb PC, Project Ophelia, To Ship In July



SPORTS
Late Heroics Propel Senators To Double OT Win Over Penguins

Colin Greening comes through

Colin Greening comes through

Senators still trail 2-1

Unsung Heroes Help Bruins Ice Rangers

Spurs Rout Grizzlies In Game 1, 105-83

Sharks Get Physical, Bring Down Kings In OT

Dwight Howard Headed For Houston Rockets?


Cabrera Hits Three Dingers, Tigers Still Lose To Rangers 11-8

Another Tough Loss For Astros’ Harrell As Bucs Notch 8th Win In 10 Games

Haren Disappoints Again As Nationals Fall To Padres 13-4



FAMOUS FOR BEING FAMOUS
Janet Jackson Talks Eponymous Album’s 20th Anniversary

janet.

janet.

New album on the way

Aimee Teegarden From “Friday Night Lights” Skinny, Unrecognizable

Paris Hilton SWATted Again…

…And So Was Miley Cyrus

Denise Richards On Caring For Sheen/Mueller Kids: “I Want To Be There For Them”

Katrina Bowden Of “30 Rock” Gets Married

Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart Break Up Again

LAPD Investigating Death Threats Against Chris Brown

Justin Bieber And Selena Gomez Attend Billboard Music Awards, But Not Together



FOREIGNERS
NZ Says PRC Refusal Of Meat Imports “A Short-Term Hiccup”
Hunting For Syrian Hackers’ Chain Of Command
Fierce Battle In Syria For Key Town Of Qusair
Hezbollah Suffering Heavy Losses In Syria
Imran Khan Blames Exiled MQM Leader For Death Of Activist
Obama Finally Gets Around To Guantanamo
India, PRC In New Bid To End Border Row
Riots In Tunisia After Ansar-Al-Sharia Meeting Banned
Irish PM’s Reputation At Stake In Safe Passage Of Abortion Bill
Historic Meeting Between Pope Francis And Coptic Patriarch Tawadros Fosters Unity
PRC Urges Norks To Release Fishing Boat



BLOGS & STUFF
Conservatives4Palin: Pfeiffer Tells Stephanopoulos “The Law Is Irrelevant”
Lonely Conservative: White House Adviser Says Legality Of IRS Actions Irrelevent, GOP Should Apologize To Rice
Protein Wisdom: Shorter White House Spokeshole – Shut The F*** Up, Peasants
Riehl World News: Empty Chair? Pfeiffer Says “Irrelevant” Where Obama Was During Benghazi, “Offensive” To Ask
Gateway Pundit: Obama Tells College Grads “I’m A Black Man”
Power Line: How Much Are Obama’s Scandals Hurting Him?
Weekly Standard Blog: More Polling Shows Americans Do Care About IRS, Benghazi Scandals
NewsBusters: Politico’s Gerstein Assumes GOP, Other Efforts To Get At The Truth About “Claiming A Trophy Firing”
Legal Insurrection: State Of Denial
Jihad Watch: Islamic Jihad Top Dog Calls For Muslims To Confront And Destroy Israel
Althouse: “The Onetime Messiah Seems Like A Sad Sack”
Jawa Report: IDF Investigation Concludes Pallywood’s Muhammad Al Dura Not Killed
PJ Tatler: NYT Claims “Climate Warnings Growing Louder” As CO2 Emissions In Free Fall
American Power: E.W. Jackson Wins GOP Nomination For Lieutenant Governor


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