Barack Hussein Obama Refused: "I Did Not Want To Concede"
June, 2008 By Marie Jon
How does one who claims to be a follower of Jesus Christ help to legislate killing the unborn? It is a complete contradiction to the teachings of the Bible ("You shall not murder" [Exodus 20:13].
As an Illinois state senator, Barack H. Obama refused to support legislation to protect babies that survived late-term abortions, claiming "I did not want to concede."
by John W. Whitehead
April 21, 2008 According to the New Jersey ACLU legal director, Marcus Borden has fostered a "destructive environment" for students. What did Borden, a high school football coach in East Brunswick, N.J., and a recipient of the national Caring Coach of the Year award, do to create such a "destructive" environment?
Chinese-Christians Are Paying a High Price for the Olympics
Written by John W. Whitehead
Sunday, 27 April 2008 05:42
By John W. Whitehead
April 14, 2008 The world is finally seeing China for what it is: a totalitarian dictatorship.
It's widely known that China has been rounding up and persecuting First Amendment advocates. These Chinese dissidents who use the Internet and demonstrations to protest what China has been doing often disappear or are sent to re-education camps.
During a segment of Fox News Channel's The O'Reilly Factor, former CBS TV newsman now media critic, Bernard Goldberg, stated clearly and consisely, "The news media are corrupt." His fellow guest Jane Hall, formerly of the L.A. Times and now a respected journalism professor concurred.
By Meredith Buel
Washington
16 April 2008 LISTEN
President Bush has welcomed Pope Benedict on his first papal visit to the United States during a joyous ceremony on the White House lawn. Mr. Bush told the pope that in a time of terrorism and hate, Americans need his message that God is love. VOA correspondent Meredith Buel reports from Washington.
Washington Post Refuses to Correct Error on Israel
Written by Eric Rozenman
Wednesday, 16 April 2008 14:02
April 16, 2008
Eric Rozenman
The Washington Post claims that it is "committed to correcting errors" that appear in the newspaper. Not always, including errors that mislead readers about basic Israeli policy and actions.
CAMERA published an advertisement (see below) in the April 10 editions of The Washington Times, a major daily, and the Washington Jewish Week, highlighting one particularly obvious example The Post refused to correct.
(This is a rebuttal to an article in The Economist, click on article title "A Systemic Problem", in their April 3rd issue) The Economist is a British paper published in what used to be the center of the industrialized civilized world, and now is merely Londonistan. (1) The editorial quoted by the Media (2) takes on the issue of the multi-party political system in Israel, which is supposedly unique, and aims to prove that it is deleterious to the future of the Jewish State, or even places it at jeopardy.
Let us review the Economist article and dissect its fallacies one by one.
Ahmadinejad: "No Gay People in Iran Says Country Doesn't Have Such a 'Phenomenon' ...(thats because they are executed, usually by hanging). Complicity in Iran's Anti-Gay Jihad
By Robert Spencer - Monday, March 17, 2008
The British government announced Thursday that it was ending efforts to deport Mehdi Kazemi, a 19-year-old Iranian who has been studying in Britain a move that should be applauded by human rights activists everywhere. Had he been forced to return to Iran, Kazemi would almost certainly have been executed there.
by Dani Reshef
March 4, 2008
Jaap de Hoop Scheffer - NATO's Secretary General said on 03/03/2008 he fears the airing of a Dutch film criticizing Islam will have repercussions for troops in Afghanistan.
The controversy is about a film made by right wing Dutch MP, Geert Wilders, which has not yet been screened and according to Geert Wilders the film is about the Koran but he has given no further details.
According to the New Jersey ACLU legal director, Marcus Borden has fostered a "destructive environment" for students. What did Borden, a high school football coach in East Brunswick, N.J., and a recipient of the national Caring Coach of the Year award, do to create such a "destructive" environment?
During a segment of Fox News Channel's The O'Reilly Factor, former CBS TV newsman now media critic, Bernard Goldberg, stated clearly and consisely, "The news media are corrupt." His fellow guest Jane Hall, formerly of the L.A. Times and now a respected journalism professor concurred.
(This is a rebuttal to an article in The Economist, click on article title "
