- Posted by Christopher Estep on June 2, 2008
Apparently Google zapped the other version since it was originally on blogspot. Their loss. :)
- Posted by Christopher Estep on March 28, 2008
The 17 minute Dutch anti-islam video that numerous American ISP's wussed out on has been posted on liveleak.com. I'll be embedding the video in this blog later tonight as a show of support for free speech. Until then, you can find the links over at Michelle Malkin's site.
I can't stress enough how important this is. The radical islamic community has been bullying country after country and person after person just because they say something critical of Muhammad or make a caricature of him. Well, that's just too bad, it sucks to be them. We have free speech and if they don't like it they can just go meet Mo in the sky.
As my own tribute to the Religion of Perpetual Outrage, I'm linking to my recent memorial to Islam and Mo entitled Mohammed Liked Boys and Allah is the Hillbilly of Deities. In fact, I think I'll put that right on my front page as well.
- Posted by Christopher Estep on March 21, 2008
The latest pilgrim in the oil-hajj is Vice President Cheney, who has just arrived in Saudi Arabia in order to plant his nose firmly in Fahd's upper colon, in the hopes that they will take pity on us and increase oil production.
What will he do to embarrass us all? Will he do a dance? Will he do the stupid sword ceremony? Who knows, maybe he will wear a turban like Obama!
The real question is this. Will it work? I think the answer is obvious:
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- Posted by Christopher Estep on February 13, 2008
Isn't free speech just great? That's one of the reasons I love it here in America. I can say things like "Mohammed was really a bisexual woman" or "The Koran wasn't written by Mohammed but was actually written by a guy named Moisha Ben Goldbergstein because Mohammed was too sick from trichinosis" or even "Mohammed's second wife was a Jew named Herschel" and there's not a thing that anyone can legally do to me.
Two years ago, a Danish newspaper printed the following comic and Muslim went insane, well...more insane. Threats were made and recently 3 were arrested for plotting to kill the cartoonist. What did the paper do? They reprinted the comic. As a way of showing solidarity with them, I and many other bloggers are doing the same.
And if anyone doesn't like it, they can kiss my free-speaking American butt!
[tip to MM]
- Posted by Christopher Estep on January 17, 2008
There's no question that Google is a very PC company, and I'm not talking "Personal Computer". When China complains about Google, they knuckle under. Ask Michelle Malkin how many of Hot Air's videos have been removed because they were critical of Islam while videos that treat Christianity far worse are allowed to remain.
Well, it seems that Google plans to introduce another weapon into their crusade, Adsense. From their official Adsense blog, reminding people of videos and content on pages that serve Adsense ads and the type of content that violates their policies:
Culturally insensitive or hate speech: Includes content promoting racial intolerance or advocating against a specific individual, group, or organization.
That pretty much allows them to kick anyone out of Adsense they disagree with, doesn't it? Let's see... I advocate against Democrats and that's a group. Specifically against Hillary Clinton and a few others. I could list other potential problems, but you see where this is going, right?
Culturally insensitive? Merriam-Webster defines the word insensitive as "lacking feeling or tact" so basically, anything critical of anyone else's culture is forbidden. It's a cultural norm for middle-eastern Muslims to kill gays. They also advocate wife-beating. Technically, Google is saying that if you don't respectfully and sensitively criticize them, they'll take your revenue away.
Don't post any of the Dutch cartoons that made fun of Muhammed! Don't criticize the fact that Islam is not only a state religion but is the actual law in some countries!
And whatever you do, don't criticize the Chinese government! It doesn't matter how many political prisoners they have, how many Christians they kill or how many missiles they are preparing to fire at Japan if they are just given a chance.
Google needs to change their motto from "Don't be evil" to "Don't make anyone mad!"
- Posted by Christopher Estep on January 15, 2008
Michelle Malkin points out a great article in the Al-Jazeera Atlanta Journal-Constitution as well as a few links of her own of primary sources regarding terrorist activity here in Georgia.
These people are everywhere, folks! The two scumbags mentioned in the article are from Dawsonville and Roswell, places very familiar to me. The Atlanta area isn't a hotbed of Muslim activity, or at least so we believe.
But if you think that Terrorists are content to do their dirty deeds elsewhere, you're sadly mistaken.
George W. Bush was and has always been right on this point. Terrorists must be stopped wherever they are found, including in the United States. While somewhat burdensome, the security measures that have been put in place as well as the so-called invasions of privacy (they aren't) are every bit as necessary.
Scoff at it, I'm sure you will, but the best evidence that he's right is that there hasn't been a single terrorist attack on US soil since 2001.
via (MM)
- Posted by Christopher Estep on December 10, 2007
Michael Vick was sentenced today:
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Michael Vick was sentenced to 23 months in prison Monday for his role in a dogfighting conspiracy that involved gambling and killing pit bulls that did not perform up to expectations.
Before you think that this is a story about how awful it is that Vick should get almost 2 years for his dogfighting crimes, think again. The inequity of justice isn't for celebrities, it's for women.
It's very saddening (and enraging) to me that a person can kill dogs and get 23 months in prison, not because of the killings, but because of the way he killed them. The case isn't about life and animals' rights, it's about cruelty. But what I'm forced to wonder is why is it that there is so much outrage because of what happened to Vick's dogs, but the world remains silent about the oppression of women in Muslim societies.
Just a few weeks ago there were stories about a Muslim cleric giving advice on how to beat your wife. It's "accepted" (by the men) and accepted (by women who have no choice) that if you're a woman in a Muslim country, you're going to be treated worse than an American house pet and the punishment for abuse is nonexistent.
Amnesty International and other left-wing organizations like to talk about how awful we are in the USA because we have the death penalty for crimes but they are largely silent on the cultural normality of women abuse in Muslim society. The tragedy isn't just that Muslim women are oppressed beyond all reason, and they certainly are. The tragedy is that for no other reason than to advance their own personal agenda of self-loathing and seeking the praise of anyone who hates America, these women are left to suffer and die.
Huckabee says a long time ago that he thinks that homosexuality is a problem and the media goes nuts. Ahmed-dinner-jacket denies that homosexuality exists in Iran (and he kills gays every day to try to make that statement true) and all you hear from the media is crickets.
The communist left of this country (aka Democrats) and their willing sycophants in the main stream media are guilty by inaction for every homosexual that or woman that is killed in a Muslim country. It is criminal negligence that they can't be tried for but should be ashamed of. The blood of untold innocents are on their hands for no other reason than they want to befriend anyone who hates America.
11Alive.com - Vick Sentenced to 23 Months in Prison
