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Tag Archives: muslims
Yisroel Pensack: NPR Expands “Don’t Tell” Policy to Include Telling the Truth About Terrorism and Islam
The New York Times reports: NPR has terminated its contract with Juan Williams, one of its senior news analysts, after he made comments about Muslims on the Fox News Channel… The move came after Mr. Williams, who is also a … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Journalism, New York Times, Pakistan, Terror, Yisroel Pensack
Tagged Bill O'Reilly, car bomb, editorial standards and practices, fox news, Jihad, Juan Williams, Muslim dilemma, muslims, npr, Pakistani immigrant, terrorism, The O'Reilly Factor, times square
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Swiss Vote to Ban New Minarets
The New York Times reports: Switzerland’s political right on Sunday scored a surprising victory in a referendum on banning construction of minarets, denting the nation’s cherished image as a bastion of tolerance and threatening to set it at odds with … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, New York Times, Yisroel Pensack
Tagged ban, kosovo, minarets, mosques, muslims, referendum, S.V.P., Swiss People's Party, Switzerland, Turkey
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A Mighty Heart
I just watched this film. It has the tagline: "It was an event that shocked the world. This is the story you haven’t heard." That’s nonsense. Only someone who knows nothing about Islamic terrorism could be shocked by this. As … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood, Jews
Tagged angelina jolie, cinematic experience, conclusion, daniel pearl, decency, husband daniel, journalist, journalistic coverage, journalists, marianne pearl, mighty heart, muslims, objectivity, random thoughts, religious jew, risk, terrorists, videotape
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I’m Live On My Cam!
Click here to join the fun. guest112: All of these old stereotypes are increasingly meaningless in an Islamic Europe guest112: France, Londonistan…..a total disaster for our side of things Emma: Luke play some Libera guest112: And the House of Saud … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged alrighty, burkas, chadors, deportation, Emma, europeans, farewell, ginger, Holly Randall, homelands, house of saud, jewish women, Jews, lol, Modern Orthodox, muslims, nuns, orthodox jew, stereotypes, welshdragon
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I’m Live On My Cam
Click here to visit and chat. MysteryMan: Did something untoward happen to the leader? alexanderthegreat: he sneezed Emma: lol MysteryMan: A sneeze is just the soul’s way of fleeing the body alexanderthegreat: oh right Emma: Ive heard something like that … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged catholics, climate change, earth, Emma, forward thinker, Islam, lol, monty python, moral climate, muslims, mystery man, nbsp, procreation, quantum mechanics, single woman, sneeze, sperm, wots
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