Thursday, April 15, 2010

Muslims Discovered America re-visited

Note: I want to thank the American Congress For Truth for this email. Back in 2008 I posted an article over at Digital Journal that included a particular video...that video was removed (see more explanation below). I never thought that I would ever see the video again but thanks to American Congress For Truth they somehow were able to revive it. You can watch it below. ~ Norman E. Hooben
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Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2010 12:26 PM
Subject: Indoctrination in our schools
Indoctrination in our Schools

Dear Norman,

Brigitte Gabriel frequently speaks about the misinformation and Islamist propaganda that exists in many public school textbooks and curricula.

For instance, did you know Muslims were in America before Columbus?!? That’s what one book stated—until protests got the erroneous information removed.

This is just one example of how countless school children are being indoctrinated!

A top priority American Congress for Truth project for this year is a comprehensive study of K-12 textbooks and curricula. Our plan is to then create a report that we will mail, free of charge, to every school board member in America.

Click here to view a 5 minute news report about this growing problem.

And if you’d like to help us make this project a reality, please click here to make a tax-deductible contribution online.

If you prefer to mail a check, you can send it American Congress for Truth, PO Box 12765, Pensacola, FL 32591. Put in the memo “textbook project.”

Thank you!
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The following was first published in the opinion section over at Digital Journal on October 20, 2008 and the reason I re-post here is because the video was removed...in their words, "This video has been removed due to terms of use violation." (You can go over there and check it out http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/261400) Of course I'm not sure what they mean by violation, but it would appear to me that somebody doesn't like the truth. That somebody, in my opinion, are the boys over there at Harvard University. As this video depicts, Harvard is one of the recipients of dirty money. As I once said, "Harvard University was once an all boys school but today they don't have any balls at all!" ~ Norman E. Hooben
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At the rate we're going, pretty soon I'll have to start all over again... in kindergarten! I believe everything that transpired since 1492 was pretty much the way it was. Unless, of course. you are a paid-off institution of higher learning.
I have been a long time critic of the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) and Institutions of higher learning…they are actually a seditious group of educators that want to re-write history. Further, they do this not only to indoctrinate (brainwash) our children but to blindly fill their coffers with dirty money from countries that want to do us harm. The greed for multimillion dollar donations has not been thought through as to the harm that will eventually (and currently) come to America. But just a minute…maybe it has been thought through.
Back in 1932 there was no such thing as the Department of Education. There was, however a number of books published during that time that included one by the head of the Communist Party in America, William Foster. He (Foster) was one of the first to suggest a National (federal government controlled) Department of Education (side note: Foster was born in my home town of Taunton, Massachusetts).
 
Another writer and Educator, George Counts blatantly suggested that, “…teachers should deliberately reach for power and then make the most of their conquest in order to influence the social attitudes of the coming generations…”
So hold it right there! Have not all these things come to be? A Department of Education, both at the national and state level. Teachers reach for power? You bet! The National Teachers Association (NEA) is one of the most powerful groups in the country! In collusion with the DOE they have succeeded in getting control of the school systems all over America. In doing so they have slowly but intentionally changed the mindsets of our children.
This change has but one intent; to get rid of God and religion in favor of one humanistic approach to our view of the world.
"Education is thus a most powerful ally of humanism, and every American public school is a school of humanism. What can the theistic Sunday schools, meeting for an hour once a week, teaching only a fraction of the children, do to stem the tide of a five-day program of humanistic teaching?" – John Dewy 1933
Now the Humanists and the Communists both took the long view to change things. That is they knew it would take several generations before their ideology would usurp the Judeo-Christian and capitalistic mindset of the pioneers that shaped America. And that generation has arrived.
It has arrived but it has not been fully empowered. But they’re close. Very close. To complete the takeover will probably take just one more generation and they’re doing that with money. Money donated by enemies of the state to bribe our institutions of higher learning. Blatantly bribe them with unheard amounts of money! Greed. It will do us all in! - Norman E. Hooben
This opinion article was written by an independent writer. The opinions and views expressed herein are those of the author and are not necessarily intended to reflect those of DigitalJournal.com

There's no legs, no arms, no head, no brain, no heart... just a murderer!

Neil! Why is he doing it? Wake up Neil! He hates Jews!



The following from: Yeshiva World News

76 Senators Sign Letter To Hillary Rebuking Obama Stance Towards Israel

April 13, 2010
From Politico: More than three quarters of the U.S. Senate, including 38 Democrats, have signed on to a letter to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton implicitly rebuking the Obama Administration for its confrontational stance toward Israel.
The letter, backed by the pro-Israel group AIPAC, now has the signatures of 76 Senators and says in part:
We recognize that our government and the Government of Israel will not always agree on particular issues in the peace process. But such differences are best resolved amicably and in a manner that befits longstanding strategic allies. We must never forget the depth and breadth of our alliance and always do our utmost to reinforce a relationship that has benefited both nations for more than six decades.
A similar letter garnered 333 signatures in the House, and its support marks almost unified Republican support for Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, along with strong, but more divided, public Democratic discomfort with Obama’s policies in the region.
Signatories include key Democrats like Armed Services Chairman Carl Levin, Chuck Schumer, and Robert Menendez as well as all but four Republicans, with signers including Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, John McCain, and Scott Brown.
Majority Whip Dick Durbin, however, did not sign; nor did Foreign Relations Chairman John Kerry and ranking member Richard Lugar.
The full Senate letter, circulated by Senators Barbara Boxer and Johnny Isakson, is HERE.

The Honorable Hillary Rodham Clinton
Secretary of State
United States Department of State
Washington, DC 20520

Dear Secretary Clinton:
We write to urge you to do everything possible to ensure that the recent tensions between the U.S. and Israeli administrations over the untimely announcement of future housing construction in East Jerusalem do not derail Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations or harm U.S.-Israel relations. In fact, we strongly believe that it is more important than ever for Israel and the Palestinians to enter into direct, face-to-face negotiations without preconditions on either side.
Despite your best efforts, Israeli-Palestinian negotiations have been frozen for over a year. Indeed, in a reversal of 16 years of policy, Palestinian leaders are refusing to enter into direct negotiations with Israel. Instead, they have put forward a growing list of unprecedented preconditions. By contrast, Israel’s prime minister stated categorically that he is eager to begin unconditional peace negotiations with the Palestinians. Direct negotiations are in the interest of all parties involved – including the United States.
We also urge you to reaffirm the unbreakable bonds that tie the United States and Israel together and to diligently work to defuse current tensions. The Israeli and U.S. governments will undoubtedly, at times, disagree over policy decisions. But disagreements should not adversely affect our mutual interests – including restarting the peace process between Israel and her neighbors and preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
From the moment of Israel’s creation, successive U.S. administrations have appreciated the special relationship between our two nations. Israel continues to be the one true democracy in the Middle East that brings stability to a region where it is in short supply. Whether fighting Soviet expansionism or the current threats from regional aggression and terrorism, Israel has been a consistent, reliable ally and friend and has helped to advance American interests. Similarly, by helping keep Israel strong, the United States has helped to reduce threats to Israel’s security and advance the peace which successive Israeli governments have so avidly sought.
It is the very strength of our relationship that has made Arab-Israeli peace agreements possible, both because it convinced those who desired Israel’s destruction to abandon any such hope and because it gave successive Israeli governments the confidence to take calculated risks for peace. As the Vice President said during his recent visit to Israel: “Progress occurs in the Middle East when everyone knows there is simply no space between the U.S. and Israel.” Steadfast American backing has helped lead to peace treaties with Egypt and Jordan.
We recognize that our government and the Government of Israel will not always agree on particular issues in the peace process. But such differences are best resolved amicably and in a manner that befits longstanding strategic allies. We must never forget the depth and breadth of our alliance and always do our utmost to reinforce a relationship that has benefited both nations for more than six decades.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Barbara Boxer
United States Senator
Johnny Isakson
United States Senator
(Source: Politico.com)

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Mexico...just so serene (if you're faster than a speeding bullet)

From Pat Dollard

Now this ought to bring in them tourist dollars...ya think?

Raging Gun Battle On The Main Tourist Boulevard Of Acapulco Kills Bystanders

April 14th, 2010 Posted By Pat Dollard.
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ACAPULCO, Mexico (AP) - Mexico’s drug violence has invaded the heart of one of its most famous beach resorts, with six people shot to death and five wounded during a raging gunbattle on the main boulevard in Acapulco’s tourist zone.
No tourists were among the casualties, but the shooting killed at least three bystanders and occurred in broad daylight on the wide, palm-lined avenue within sight of major hotels and the beach.
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Drug gangs have staged shootouts in the city before, but seldom in broad daylight amid heavy traffic, and never with such a toll among uninvolved people.
Desperate motorists crashed their cars and apparently sought to drive over the median strip to escape the gunfire, which left at least a dozen vehicles riddled with bullet holes.
A mother and her 8-year-old child, a taxi driver and a federal police officer were among the dead, while two slain men may have been the targets of the gunmen who set off the carnage, authorities said. Five more people suffered wounds, but there was no information on their condition.
Federal police said they detained a 26-year-old and said he apparently worked for Edgar Valdez Villarreal, a U.S.-born drug capo who has been engaged in a bloody battle in the Acapulco area with former colleagues in the Beltran-Leyva drug cartel.
Police said the gunbattle started when “armed men traveling in several vehicles opened fire on the occupants of another vehicle,” killing both men. It was unclear why the men were targeted.
Police tried to intercept the gunmen’s vehicles.
“In their attempt to escape, the assailants opened fire on several private vehicles, killing three people, including a child,” federal police said in a statement.
City police said the 8-year-old girl died while being transported in an ambulance and her mother was killed. A policeman at the scene said the mother had apparently just picked her daughter up from school when they were caught in the hail of bullets.
While police officers may have tried to return fire, the area was littered with hundreds of shell casings from AK-47 assault rifles—a weapon used almost exclusively by Mexico’s drug cartels.
The battle caused a huge traffic jam on the busy Miguel Aleman Boulevard. The intersection where the shooting occurred marks the start of a strip where high-rise hotels alternate with open expanses of beach and is among the city’s most heavily traveled and best-known areas.
Drug violence has killed more than 22,700 people in Mexico since December 2006, but it has seldom touched the beach resorts and colonial cities favored by international visitors.
Acapulco, famous as in international getaway in the 1950s and ’60s, has become mainly a destination for Mexican tourists in recent decades.
The shooting came as Mexico’s tourism industry gradually recovers from a grim year in 2009. Tourism all but came to a halt last April as fear over the swine flu epidemic virtually paralyzed Mexico, forcing the closure of schools, restaurants and archaeological sites and restricted air travel to Mexico from some countries.
Mexico’s revenue from foreign tourism dropped to $11.3 billion, a 15 percent decrease from $13.3 billion in 2008, according to the Tourism Department, which also blamed the worldwide economic downturn as another factor.
In other violence, the Mexican army announced Wednesday that two soldiers and two gunmen died in a shootout in a northern Mexico area that has seen a recent spike in drug violence.
The army said soldiers patrolling in the border state of Nuevo Leon on Tuesday gave chase to six suspicious cars that crossed into neighboring Tamaulipas state, where a gunbattle ensued in the town of Comales.
An army statement said the fight also wounded three soldiers and several gunmen. It said 200 soldiers and two helicopters were deployed to the area to locate the assailants.
The northeastern states of Tamaulipas and Nuevo Leon, across from Texas, have seen a surge of violence in recent weeks that authorities blame on a fight between the Gulf cartel and the Zetas.
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Up in arms... MSM, where arrrrre yooooouuu?

This story has been all over the Internet so I wasn't going to post just for the sake of posting.  It wasn't until I started getting emails about the lack of main stream media coverage that I searched to see if any of the so-called major league reporters were covering this act of hate.  For that's what it is...pure unadulterated hate! (Where's Maxine Waters on this one?) I guess all the reporters were out covering more important stuff...like who could be the first to get their nose up Obama's butt!  Well without any circumstantial evidence to base my assertion, I say the MSM probably set the whole thing up just waiting for some outlandish claim so they can play their political games with the general public.  I wouldn't say that I'm angry over this, but if they ever catch the guy that broke the young lady's leg, they ought to hang 'em on a scaffold (I'm generally opposed to such hangings but in this case I'd chip in and buy the rope) in front of the New York Times. ....Do ya think the Times would have a reporter at the scene? ~ Norman E. Hooben

The following from: Media_ite.com

Female GOP Fundraiser Beaten, Allegedly Over Her Support Of Palin – Update

Female GOP Fundraiser Beaten, Allegedly Over Her Support Of Palin - Update
Conservative blogger Gateway Pundit is up in arms over the failure of the national media to report on the beating of Allee Bautsch and her boyfriend as they left a Bobby Jindal event Friday night. Bautsch, Finance Director for the Jindal campaign, suffered a broken leg, while her boyfriend received a concussion and a broken nose and jaw.
According to Jindal's spokesman, there were no Palin pins. Updates after the jump, including a press release from the New Orleans Police Department.
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