In a European “contest,” Nestle has announced that it is placing GPS tracking devices in several candy bars that will activate some time after purchase, allowing Nestle to find the customer and award him or her over $15,000:
In this video, Egyptian-American Mona Eltahawy, a former Reuters correspondent and pundit on MSNBC and CNN defaces a pro-Israel, anti-Jihad poster in a New York City subway.
She uses a can of pink spray paint and, when a passerby tries to stop her, Ms. Eltahawy proceeds to spray paint her, too.
Eventually, the NYPD shows up and takes her into custody.
Ms. Eltahawy then demands to know why she is being arrested. She’s handcuffed and taken away to the cheers of a few observers.
Her behavior should really come as no surprise given the Obama Administration’s recent attacks on free speech.
Yesterday, two popular radio hosts in northern California encouraged their listeners to “swamp the world” with articles and YouTube’s saying, “Muhammad sucks a**.”
They also suggested that videos be produced suggesting that “Muhammad’s a goat rapist” and that websites be set up with addresses like “MuhammadBarnLove.com.” Why? They’re convinced that this will either force the Islamic radicals to “grow up” or we’ll “get it on” and take care of the problem.
The hosts observed that Islam is a religion of submission, not peace. One host said Muslims want to “Set fire to the olive branch.”
They also stated that our “sacred principles,” namely the First Amendment, permit all Americans to “denigrate any damn religion [they] want” and that “if Mitt and his guys don’t jump on this, they aren’t fit to be dog catcher, much less President.”
Finally, they asserted that some of the supposedly offensive videos may have been “made up as an excuse to blow up stuff.”
During Ahmadinejad’s blistering attack on Israel at the United Nations this week, Obama’s delegation chose to remain seated rather than standing and walking out with Israel’s delegation.
This is a first for the United States.
Obama’s pandering to Iran is incomprehensible, especially given Ahmadinejad’s statements on Tuesday that the world must free itself of U.S. domination.
Watch the powerful “Let Freedom Ring” video here:
Here’s a video that’s not very informative except that it gives you a bit of a feel for how average but somewhat intoxicated Americans think the president and his challenger are doing:
Making fun of Elizabeth Warren’s supposed Native American ancestry, Scott Brown supporters do Indian “war whoops” and “tomahawk chops” in a demonstration across from Warren supporters:
You’ve got to watch it to believe it. In this clip, a CNN reporter asks Romney how he’d “assure black Americans” that he would be “their president, too” if he were to “somehow” beat Obama:
On a beautiful September Sunday afternoon, not far from the scene of the infamous Islamic jihad attack in lower Manhattan, Democrat New York State Senator Tony Avello came face-to-face with Muslim hatred for America and he did something that few people have the courage to do. He got up from his seat as a VIP Marshall of the 27th annual New York Muslim Parade and stormed off the stage in disgust:
Obama addressed the United Nations today and stated that “the future must not belong to those who slander the prophet of Islam.”
Here’s what Erick Erickson said about this ridiculous statement: “It is an orthodox Christian belief that Mohammed is not a prophet. Actual Christians, as opposed to many of the supposed Christians put up by the mainstream media, believe that Christ is the only way to salvation. Believing that is slandering Mohammed. That’s just a fact. If you don’t believe me, you go into the Middle East and proclaim Christ is the way, the truth, and the life and see what happens to your life.”
Quoting Gandhi, Obama also equated religious intolerance with violence. Of course, this was a continuation of the Administration’s thinly veiled attacks on free speech. And the media seems to be catching on. Just today, Obama was accused of “caving to the Islamic blasphemy agenda” in a leading Washington Times editorial.
Finally, in condemning violence against certain Muslim sects, Obama referred to the Shiites with the euphemism “pilgrims.” Some suggest that this was an attempt at moral equivalency with the Christian pilgrims who first arrived in America, but we think that’s a bit of a stretch.
For a full transcript of Obama’s remarks, click HERE.
During a town hall meeting yesterday, Paul Ryan was asked why someone should vote for the Romney ticket rather than Ron Paul or anarchist Vermin Supreme: