Chicago’s controversial priest gives anti-Semite Louis Farrakhan a platform

One would hope that when a Christian clergyman invites a Muslim minister to share the sanctuary, it would be a good thing.  You know, a show of harmony and brotherly love.  That is how men of the cloth are supposed to be. But not when the men a Chicago’s radical show-boating Catholic priest, Michael Pfleger, pastor of St. Sabina Church, and the guest of (dubious) honor is the Nation of Islam’s bombastic, racist and antisemitic Louis Farrakhan. The reason for the invitation is ironic.  It seems that Facebook banned Farrakhan…

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Shocking video surfaces of Philadelphia children at Muslim school singing terrorist songs

Who could ever have imagined that the “CITY OF BROTHERLY LOVE” where the First Continental Congress convened on September 5th 1774, at Carpenter’s Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has apparently become an indoctrination camp for pint-sized future terrorists? A chilling video just uncovered shows young children wearing Palestinian attire singing “Jihadist” songs, in one disturbing lyric, the children perhaps about ten years of age and younger praise the “blood of martyrs,” a reference to suicide bombing. In another passage, the children sing in harmony about “chopping off heads,” martyrdom and “defending…

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Austrians express feeling like foreigners inside of their own country

Hundreds of working-class Austrians – with real roots to the nation’s culture and customs – have expressed to one of the most popular newspapers their opinions on mass migration, with many saying that they’re feeling like outsiders in their own country. The comments came in reaction to national populist Vice Chancellor and Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) Chairman Heinz-Christian Strache’s remarks on the idea of ‘population replacement, and in response to an opinion piece in Kronen Zeitung that agreed that demographic changes are real but which disparaged Stache’s word choice…

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Sports and politics do not mix well

The world of sports and the presidency of Donald Trump have collided in yet another example of modern racial divisiveness.  I have long held that the VAST majority of Americans are not racists and get along very well in all walks of life.  From time to time I feel obligated to quote from the manuscript of a book I am just competing as a backdrop to opining on the most current racially charged event.  To wit: “If we take a fresh look at America, we might just discover that we…

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White House Counsel Says Mueller and His Team Failed to Do Their Jobs

In a scathing letter to the Department of Justice, White House Counsel Emmet Flood, tore into Robert Mueller and his investigators, telling AG William Barr that the Special Counsel’s team included “political statements” in their Russia report and “failed” to act as traditional prosecutors — while stating President Trump reserves his right to invoke executive privilege on matters related to the report. In the April 19 letter to the Justice Department obtained recently by Fox News, White Flood laid out a series of concerns with the Mueller report, specifically on the…

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Mnuchin Thumbs His Nose at Dems Request for Trump’s Tax Returns

In a letter to House Ways and Means Committee Chairman, Richard Neal, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has denied the Committee’s request for President Trump’s tax returns, saying the request lacked a “legitimate legislative purpose.” “As you have recognized, the Committee’s request is unprecedented, and it presents serious constitutional questions, the resolution of which may have lasting consequences for all taxpayers,” the letter read. Mnuchin told the Massachusetts Democrat he relied on the advice of the Justice Department. He concluded that the department was “not authorized to disclose the requested returns…

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Trump Says Mueller Should Not Testify

As Democratic lawmakers on the House Judiciary Committee have called on Robert Mueller to testify before them as soon as May 15, President Trumps says that the Special Counsel should not testify, because Democrats are not entitled to a “do over.” In a scathing tweet the president said, “After spending more than $35,000,000 over a two year period, interviewing 500 people, using 18 Trump Hating Angry Democrats & 49 FBI Agents – all culminating in a more than 400 page Report showing NO COLLUSION – why would the Democrats in…

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Looking at the current polls with a jaundiced eye

It does not take a professional pundit or life-long political analyst to know that all these early Democrat presidential candidate polls are meaningless.  It is simply too early to even have the slightest clue who will emerge in the lead going into the Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee in the summer of 2020. It is like calling a horse race from the starting gate.  The early front-runners are often viewing horse hindquarters rather than the finish line.  Anything can happen – as the recent Kentucky Derby proved. But still, polls…

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Alex Jones, Milo Yiannopoulos, and other high profile conservatives banned from Facebook for being ‘dangerous’ individuals

This Thursday afternoon, Facebook announced that it had banned a number of prominent figures in conservative media from all social media platforms owned by the tech giant. InfoWars founder Alex Jones and conservative media personalities Milo Yiannopoulos, Paul Joseph Watson, and Laura Loomer have all been booted from the platform. Louis Farrakhan, the leader of the black nationalist Nation of Islam movement, also was banned. The social media company headed by CEO Mark Zuckerberg made a public announcement on Thursday that it removed the accounts, fan pages, and group pages…

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Hungary’s Orban deems Italy’s Salvini the most important person in Europe

Hungary’s prime minister Viktor Orbán has lauded Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister and pre-eminent national populist leader Matteo Salvini, naming him Europe’s most important person just ahead of the Italian leader’s visit to Hungary this week. The two national populist leaders – Orbán and Salvini – are scheduled to meet in the Hungarian capital, Budapest, on Thursday in what’s the most recent meeting between the two heads of state. The two have become closer allies over the past year. During an interview with the Italian newspaper La Stampa the night before…

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