Andrew Breitbart died suddenly and unexpectedly early this morning. Words cannot express my grief at the loss of this wonderful, generous, courageous, conservative lion. He lived what he preached and what he preached was the truth. He faced down hordes of the enemy, usually alone, and sent them scurrying for cover. This is a devastating blow to the conservative movement at a time when we need strong, brave voices exposing and opposing the radical socialist policies of this virulently destructive administration and its leftist allies.

I don't get it. How the heck does a nation win a war when it continues to apologize to the enemy?  

War fighting just ain't what it used to be ... I mean, back when we actually won wars. Remember, we haven't WON a war since the Second World War.

In the first Iraq war we simply declared victory and went home. That didn't work, because we had to go back to try to finish the job, and we STILL haven't won... but the troops are, again, back home.

Unions submitted fraudulent petitions and True the Vote Steps Up Again

Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker successfully passed legislation last year that put a few restraints on out-of-control public sector unions, despite their disgraceful Astroturf occupation of the State capital building, the death threats and everything else they tried. So the unions launched a recall petition against Walker, the Lt. Governor and four Republican Senators who voted with him.

Most folks are unaware that al Qaeda, the most feared terrorist organization in the world, was the brainchild of the Muslim Brotherhood, launched for the very purpose of using mass murder as an intimidation tool to achieve long range objectives. In the meanwhile, their propaganda strategy is to present the appearance of being “moderate” within the Islamic world, and trust that the majority of people in Europe and America would be gullible enough to believe it.

The Naval Chaplaincy School and Center (NCSC), The U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School (USACHCS), and the U.S. Air Force Chaplain Service Institute (AFCSI) were united several years ago ^[1] in Fort Jackson, SC to form the Armed Forces Chaplaincy Center AFCC. Colonel Chet Lanious, USACHCS’ director of the Center for World Religions Chaplain Center and School, composed an erudite and ecumenical document with the self-explanatory title ^[2], “Handling and Disposal of Sacred Texts, Spiritual Writings and Religious Items.” Specific, religiously sanctioned recommendations for the disposal of sacred texts by numerous faiths—Roman Catholicism, Protestantism, Orthodox Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam—were elaborated. Regarding the Koran, the Armed Forces Chaplaincy Center document written by Lanious includes this comment sourced to the classical 18th century Hanafi manual of Islamic law ^[3] Radd al-Mukhtar ala ad-Dur al-Mukhtar, “The Answer to the Baffled” over “The Exquisite Pearl”:

Here we go again, showing the world we are the bad guys. Enough already with the apologies.  Despite all the rhetoric to the contrary, there truly was legitimacy to entering Afghanistan in the wake of 9/11 because that is where our enemy was based and harbored. Since, there has been endless second-guessing about our long-endured role there. But the bottom line is this: