Terrorism

Hollywood and Post-Boston ‘Xenophobia’

Published May 6, 2013 | By tim.graham

By

L. Brent Bozell III

As much as liberals had their fingers crossed after the Boston Marathon bombings – please don’t let it be a Muslim, please don’t let it be a Muslim – that’s who the terrorists were. All that wishing and hoping is based on the very ugly premise that “middle America” is a cesspool of bigotry and hate, a sentiment shared by Muslim terrorists.

Ed Markey: foolish on Benghazi. Foolish on the Boston Marathon bombing, too?

Published May 6, 2013 | By ()

I’d like everybody to pay close attention to this Tweet: .@mittromney more interested in bogus #Benghazi theory than battling auto bankruptcy. #battleship #p2 — Ed Markey (@MarkeyMemo) October 23, 2012 It’s from back in October of 2012, when – as Legal Insurrection very helpfully notes – Rep. Ed Markey of Massachusetts (D) (now running against Gabriel Gomez in a special election for MA-SEN) was doing | Read More »

Posted in Benghazi, Boston Marathon, Ed Markey, Front Page Stories, Gabriel Gomez, Massachusetts, Terrorism

Protect America First

Published May 3, 2013 | By ()

When Jim DeMint delivered his farewell speech in the Senate, he touched on a salient point that is often lost in the raucous of political discourse. The entrenchment of political interests and allegiances has often made commonsense ideas that transcend political ideology impossible to implement. Nowhere is this more evident than with the push to hold national security hostage for mass amnesty. We have a | Read More »

Posted in border security, Boston, Front Page Stories, Gang of 8, Immigration, Marco Rubio, national security, policy, Terrorism

Tech at Night: Stand up to the gangs and pass CISPA. Obama nominates a new FCC chairman.

Published May 2, 2013 | By ()

We're still at war online, guys. The Chinese are scouting us and even criminal enterprise is under constant attack. And make no mistake DDoS attacks affect not just the target, but the networks surrounding the target, too, so even a criminal racket like Silk Road should have attacks on it stopped, for the health of American networks. And again, the anarchists SWATted a member of Congress, Mike Rogers, to fight for weaker security online.

Yet, The President and Democrats continue to obstruct CISPA, instead of getting the job done. This guy made illegal executive orders on the topic, but as soon as we take good, light-regulatory legislative action, he suddenly wants to slam on the brakes. Shameful.

Posted in Anonymous, Barack Obama, broadband, China, CISPA, Cybersecurity, Dish Network, FCC, Front Page Stories, Internet, Julius Genachowski, Mike Rogers, monopoly, Softbank, sprint, Sprint Nextel, Swatting, Tech at Night, Terrorism, Tom Wheeler

Gun Control: Treating The Symptoms

Published April 24, 2013 | By ()

As the nation struggles to understand the attack at the Boston Marathon, the debate over background checks for gun buyers has received more attention from gun control advocates as a result. The left argues that stricter gun control laws might prevent tragedies such as the Boston bombings and the Newtown shooting. The right points out that criminals, including the Boston bombers, do not adhere to | Read More »

Posted in Boston Marathon, Expanded Background Checks, Featured Story, Front Page Stories, Gun control, Healthcare, Law, Mental Health, news, Newtown shooting, policy, Politics, Terrorism, The Excellence in Mental Health Act, The Justice and Mental Health Collaboration Act, The Mental Health Awareness and Improvement Act, The Mental Health First Aid Act of 2013

The Boston Boneheads II – Things That Make Me Lose Faith In Most of Humanity

Published April 19, 2013 | By ()

Good morning, @davidaxelrod. Could you tell us some more about your “tax day” theory? #BostonMarathon #Watertown — Jim Treacher (@jtLOL) April 19, 2013

(Ht: Daily Caller)

I wasn’t quite sure how I’d go about taking NPR’s Dina Temple-Raston’s advice and celebrate Hitler’s Birthday this year. I thought about baking cupcakes and holding a polka-dance. It’s suitably outdated for a humble right-wing reactionary like moi’ – but somehow it just wouldn’t work. And then a funny thing happened on the way to the media-circus.

It seems David Sirota should be jubilant this morning. He wanted and I mean really wanted the Boston Marathon Bombers to be Caucasian – and boy did he get his wish!* They’re from Chechnya even, and boy are they into that old-time religion. Oh, wait…wrong one as you can see in the film below.

Posted in "Alternative Right", 1, Boston Marathon Bombing, Culture, David Sirota, Evil In Modern America, False Flag, Front Page Stories, Islamic Black Flag, Media, news, Politics, Salon Magazine, Terrorism, War

AUDIO: NPR says April “big” month for right wing terrorism

Published April 18, 2013 | By ()

Revealing Politics has posted audio of NPR correspondent Dina Temple-Raston who claims that investigators are leaning towards a domestic terrorism because of the “timing.” Specifically that April is big for right-wing terrorism because of things like Columbine & Hitler’s birthday. I can’t remember the last time I was invited to a Hitler get-together but apparently she can. Follow @BenHowe

Posted in Bias, Boston, Dina Temple-Raston, Featured Story, Front Page Stories, Media, National Public Radio, news, NPR, Revealing Politics, Terrorism

Birfers, Truffers and Boston Boneheads

Published April 18, 2013 | By ()

There are people on the Internet who become utterly convinced of their own awesome powers of observation. They read “Red Pill Blogs” and see the real world for how it really is. To these folks, it’s all a big conspiracy* and if they nose through the right Government Documents, they’ll discover the real X-Files. The Kenyan Birth Certificate, Tom Fife’s evening in Moscow, the Metallurgical | Read More »

Posted in Al-CIAda, Bill Powell, Boston Marathon Bombing, Burfers, CNN, Davis F. W. Aurini, False Flag, Front Page Stories, Infowars, Internet Idiots, Kenyawn Burf Surtifikate, Media, news, specujaculation, Terrorism, Tom Fife, Truffers

Salon Magazine And White Males

Published April 17, 2013 | By ()

The smartest, most literate, most influential minds of America have something mordant and deeply wrong infecting the core of their souls. No publication epitomizes this sarcoma more completely than Salon Magazine. Salon Magazine’s commentary following the Boston Marathon Terror Bombing provides further evidence that America’s most well-educated and carefully trained minds are in the midst of the iniquitous process of turning our nation into just the sort of evil we used to stand up and fight.

Just as every INGSOC needs a Goldstein; every Progressive needs a good Boogeyman to make the proletariat perform another idiot dance. Salon Magazine wants a good, stereotypical, White Male. They would even prefer a Bible-believing Christian if available. They hope the Boston Marathon bomber is a !WHITE! American. Like all good Progressives, they have another racial quota to fill. Bigotry worthy of Reverend Al Sharpton follows below.

“White privilege is knowing that even if the bomber turns out to be white, no one will call for your group to be profiled as terrorists as a result, subjected to special screening or threatened with deportation,” writes author Tim Wise. “White privilege is knowing that if this bomber turns out to be white, the United States government will not bomb whatever corn field or mountain town or stale suburb from which said bomber came, just to ensure that others like him or her don’t get any ideas. And if he turns out to be a member of the Irish Republican Army we won’t bomb Dublin. And if he’s an Italian-American Catholic we won’t bomb the Vatican.”

Posted in 1, Boston Marathon Bomber, Culture & Faith, David Sirota, Featured Story, Front Page Stories, Hate Whitey, Media, news, Progressives, Salon Magazine, Terrorism, xenophobia

Defining terrorism

Published April 16, 2013 | By http://www.redstate.com/feed/

On Monday night, President Obama pointedly refused to use the word “terrorism” in connection with the Boston Marathon bombings, but he got around to deploying it on Tuesday morning. ”Any time bombs are used to target civilians, it is an act of terror,” the President declared. Then why not call it an “act of terror” on Monday night? It was perfectly clear that bombs had | Read More »

Posted in Boston Marathon Attack, CIA, dhs, FBI, Front Page Stories, Terrorism

Two Perspectives of the Boston Marathon Terror Attack

Published April 16, 2013 | By ()

On today's edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson and Allysen Efferson are joined by a runner who crossed the finish line just moments before the explosions to discuss her first-hand account of the tragedy. Then terrorism expert Andrew McCarthy will give us his analysis of yesterday's attack, how federal officials will investigate it and what psychological effect it may have on the American public.

Posted in Andrew McCarthy, Boston Marathon Attack, Coffee and Markets, Front Page Stories, Terrorism

Reflections of a potential drone strike target

Published March 7, 2013 | By ()

I don’t want to sound alarmist, but at the moment I’m a potential target for drone strikes, and so are you. I’d really like to be formally and unambiguously taken off the list, unless due process is conducted following the discovery of evidence that I belong there. A simple “No, the President will not send robots to kill you” would suffice, but the current “we | Read More »

Posted in Barack Obama, civil liberties, drone strikes, Eric Holder, Filibuster, Front Page Stories, Rand Paul, Terrorism

North Korean Dreams of America: New Translation

Published February 7, 2013 | By ()

It is no surprise that North Korea isn’t a fan of the United States, however, a recent video has lead Americans to question how the country sees our relations going forward. In response to new sanctions introduced by the UN after their December rocket launch, North Korea has been threatening a third nuclear test sometime in the near future. In the midst of analyzing when | Read More »

Posted in Featured Story, Foreign Relations, Front Page Stories, International Affairs, news, North Korea, North Korean Sleeping Man Video, Politics, Terrorism, War

Tech at Night: What goes around, comes around for Sprint. Hey Chuck Grassley: Everybody knows you never go full Biden.

Published January 31, 2013 | By ()

Justice is impeding the Sprint/Softbank merger. Gee, whoever could have predicted that if Sprint funded the left-wing effort to embolden Obama antitrust action, then Sprint itself could suffer bad consequences? I wonder. It wasn't me, was it? I didn't point out that Sprint Nextel itself had a history of mergers, such as the Sprint-Nextel merger, did I? Hmm.

Hey Chuck Grassley: The first amendment is not a suggestion any more than the second amendment is. There is no Video Game exception that I saw. You'd have to be as special as the Vice President to think think citing the words of a crazed murderer as an authority helps you make a point, anyway.

Besides, it is not your job to dictate 'artistic value' to others, nor does your own job have 'artistic value.' So if you would silence others who do not have 'artistic value,' then that do we conclude about your right to speech? Everybody knows you never go full Biden, Senator.

Posted in antitrust, Barack Obama, Censorship, Chuck Grassley, Cybersecurity, Dean Heller, Front Page Stories, Internet Tax Freedom Act, Iran, ITU, Kelly Ayotte, Never go full Biden, OFAC, Russia, Softbank, sprint, Sprint Nextel, Susan Crawford, Tech at Night, Terrorism, Twitter, Video Games, WEP

Published December 31, 2012 | By ()

To the best of my knowledge, accused bombmaker Aaron Greene is not linked in any formal way to last year’s plot by Occupy Wall Street activists to bomb a Columbus, Ohio bridge. Then again, it’s not entirely clear what Greene was (allegedly) planning to bomb: when the cops arrested him and his bourgeois moll Morgan Gliedman they had just gotten to the stage of putting | Read More »

Posted in aaron greene, bomb, Democrats, Featured Story, Front Page Stories, morgan gliedman, New York, Occupy Wall Street, Terrorism

Andrew McCarthy on Terrorism, the Arab Spring and False Democracy in the Middle East

Published December 12, 2012 | By ()

On today's edition of Coffee and Markets, Brad Jackson and Allysen Efferson are joined by Andrew McCarthy to dices his experience prosecuting the terrorists, his new book Spring Fever: The Illusion of Islamic Democracy, and what roles Egypt and Turkey will play in the Middle East.

Posted in Andrew McCarthy, Arab Spring, Coffee and Markets, Egypt, Front Page Stories, Terrorism, Turkey

Published March 19, 2008 | By Media Myths

By

Nathan Burchfiel

The media are awash with historical flashbacks. Is this the worst economy since the Great Depression? Or is it a repeat of ’70s-era financial woes? For the most part, the comparisons have been less than accurate. But there’s one the media have missed: an old villain from the ’70s causing Americans grief over oil and gas.

Hollywood and Post-Boston ‘Xenophobia’

Ed Markey: foolish on Benghazi. Foolish on the Boston Marathon bombing, too?

Protect America First

Tech at Night: Stand up to the gangs and pass CISPA. Obama nominates a new FCC chairman.

Gun Control: Treating The Symptoms

The Boston Boneheads II – Things That Make Me Lose Faith In Most of Humanity

AUDIO: NPR says April “big” month for right wing terrorism

Birfers, Truffers and Boston Boneheads

Salon Magazine And White Males

Defining terrorism

Two Perspectives of the Boston Marathon Terror Attack

Reflections of a potential drone strike target

North Korean Dreams of America: New Translation

Tech at Night: What goes around, comes around for Sprint. Hey Chuck Grassley: Everybody knows you never go full Biden.

VIDEO: A Quick Reminder on Benghazi

Al Gore, Super-Rich Sellout

Al Gore, Super-Rich Sellout

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(Alleged) Occupy Wall Street activist arrested in ANOTHER (alleged) bomb plot.

Andrew McCarthy on Terrorism, the Arab Spring and False Democracy in the Middle East

The Benghazi-Syria Connection

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