Monday, February 27, 2012

[Cowardly] US President Obama has apologized for the Koran-burning incident

h/t American Digest
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[Cowardly] US President Obama has apologized for the Koran-burning incident


US Pulls Out Advisers After 2 Killed in Kabul

KABUL — The U.S. commander of coalition forces in Afghanistan pulled scores of advisers from Afghan ministries after two high-ranking American military officers were gunned down Saturday at the nation's Interior Ministry headquarters. U.S. Marine Gen. John Allen ordered the unprecedented move after an American colonel and major were both found shot in the head at the busy Interior Ministry compound that is the nerve center for the Afghan law enforcement, according to one Western official in Kabul.


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Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Melanie Phillips: War with Iran is a truly fearsome prospect

Recall the 2005 interagency intel report in the US on Iran's nuclear capability. It was an absolute tissue of lies designed to tie Bush's hands. President Bush would have acted to dismantle for a generation or more the Iranian nuclear capability that now is months away. We have leftists in America and Europe to thank for this outcome. Leftists thirst for death. President Obozo has simply doubled down on all this, manifestly refusing to see Iran as the threat it loudly proclaims itself to be, day in and day out. Half of Obozo's inner cabinet should be serving life sentences for corruption, incompetence, malfeasance, treason, murder. The irony is the currently escalating situation with Iran was entirely avoidable. I repeat, the obtuse, hypocritical left is 100% responsible for this. When finally something is done to turn aside Iran's ability to spread destruction and genocide, it will be the left that loudly condemns those actions.

Melanie Phillips below covers very precisely where we find ourselves now. Israel will be compelled to launch preemptive strikes this year, likely sometime in April, May or June. Too bad the US has such a slimy leftist garbage President.

Speaking of which, no nation should ever again trust the US. You simply cannot trust the Democrats, and in any election cycle the corrupt Hezbollah-like Democrats can be back in power, betraying allies, aiding enemies of the West, baying at the freakin' moon. All democratic nations should initiate and fast-track their own defensive nuke programs, and whenever necessary launch defensive preemptive strikes against the incipient nuke facilities of neighboring, unstable, authoritarian states.

The USA led by the Democratic Party is treacherous, deceitful, immoral, and cannot be trusted.


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War with Iran is a truly fearsome prospect
by Melanie Phillips, 22 January 2012

Its likely consequences would include attacks on US air bases from thousands of Iranian missiles, the unleashing of terrorist attacks within the US and Europe, the rocketing of Israeli towns from the tens of thousands of missiles trained on Israel from Lebanon, the closing of the Straits of Hormuz thus paralysing western oil supplies, and doubtless other horrors.

But however fearsome this prospect, that of a nuclear-armed Iran is worse. The consequences are simply insupportable.

A regime which has seen itself at war with the west ever since it came to power in 1979, and which has been involved in arguably every major terrorist atrocity against it, will be equipped with nuclear weapons to bring the west to its knees. Working as it does through puppet rogue regimes and terror organisations, it could perpetrate acts of nuclear terrorism – or threaten to do so.

It could mount its long-threatened attempt to wipe Israel off the map, thus provoking a nuclear response to prevent a second genocide of the Jews. Last but by no means least, it will spark a nuclear arms race throughout the region, thus ensuring that nuclear weapons come under the control of some of the most unstable and belligerent regimes on earth. To all these threats and more, the west will be paralysed by Iran’s nuclear capacity, just as it is currently paralysed over North Korea.

This is a nightmare to which the west seems to have woken up only very recently, with the hands on Iran’s nuclear clock fast approaching midnight. Now it has sprung into action. The EU has imposed tough sanctions, including a freeze on the assets of the Iranian central bank within the EU, hitting Iranian oil exports for the first time. With the rial falling on the stock market, Iran threatened to close the Straits of Hormuz. The US responded by sailing two aircraft carriers through the Straits. Iran did not close them. The US said Iran had blinked first. Iran said the same of the US.

Now what? The war drums are beating – but is this all just bluff and bluster by the west?

Some think its belated show of strength is just sabre-rattling in a US presidential year. This is unlikely. What’s much more likely is that the west is putting on a show of strength to show Iran that the west ‘really, really means it’ in order to get Iran to ‘come to its senses’.

To which there are three points to make. First, this is all far, far too late. Tough sanctions that would really hurt Iran were being urged years ago, when some of us started warning that Iran’s nuclear programme simply had to be stopped before the situation became dangerously out of control – and were derided as ‘neo-con war-mongers’ for our efforts.

Nothing was done; the UK and EU vaguely wrung their hands and shook the occasional fist; while for his part, Obama advertised US weakness by extending his hand in friendship to the Iranian regime which at the time was busy blowing up American and coalition soldiers in Iraq. Obama’s catastrophic strategy gave the Iranian regime the one thing it needed above all else – time to bring its infernal nuclear programme to fruition. And now we read – surprise, surprise – that the regime has built at Fordow a secret nuclear plant inside a mountain where it is presumed to be impervious to bombing raids.

Second, even these tougher sanctions are likely to be ineffective as they will be circumnavigated by Russia, China and others. And in any event, what exactly is the outcome the west hopes that sanctions will bring about? That Iran shuts down its centrifuges, locks the doors on its nuclear plants and promises it won’t open them ever again and that the IAEA inspectors can set up monitoring stations at Fordow, Natanz and all the other secret nuclear locations which it will now make available for international inspection? Does anyone seriously believe that’s a realistic proposition? And if not that, then what, precisely?

But third, the deeper problem is the west’s assumption that the Iranian regime is capable of ‘coming to its senses’ – its assumption that these are rational actors who ultimately will act in their own interest. Few in the west understand that, on the contrary, the Iranian regime is impervious to reason. Educated, intelligent and cunning they may be – but they are religious fanatics driven by an entirely different set of considerations. That’s what makes this situation so terrifying.

As I have written over and over again, from the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamanei downwards the Iranian regime is dominated by people (adherents of a sect called the ‘Twelvers’) who believe that the Shia messiah, the Mahdi, will return to earth either as result of or to bring about the apocalyptic end of days. It is that apocalypse that they are intent upon facilitating. That is why the argument that ‘they wouldn’t dare launch a nuclear attack because they know half of Iran would be obliterated as a result’ is so fatuous. They would be happy if that were to occur.

Reza Kahlili (a pseudonym) is reportedly a former CIA spy within the Revolutionary Guards. As he has written:

‘Khamenei has been heard to say that the coming of the last Islamic Messiah, the Shiites’ 12th Imam Mahdi, is near and that specific actions need to be taken to protect the Islamic regime for upcoming events. Mahdi, according to Shiite belief, will reappear at the time of Armageddon... Many in the Guards and Basij have been told that the 12th Imam is on earth, facilitated the victory of Hezbollah over Israel in the 2006 war and soon will announce publicly his presence after the needed environment is created.

'... Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi, an influential cleric and a radical Twelver, previously had stated that Khamenei ascends to the sky every year to take direction from Imam Mahdi, and sources close to the cleric have disclosed that Khamenei has been ordered by Imam Mahdi to continue with the nuclear program despite worldwide objection as it will facilitate his coming.’

Last December, Kahlili warned that the previous May Khamenei had ordered the Revolutionary Guards to speed up the nuclear-bomb program and arm Iran’s missiles with nuclear warheads. Now, he wrote, Khamenei had ordered the guards to prepare for war:

‘Though the Islamic regime never should have been allowed to continue with its suppression of its people, its terrorist activities worldwide and its continuation of its missile and nuclear programs despite U.N. sanctions, one cannot imagine a world with nuclear arms in the hands of the jihadists in Iran.

‘With officials from both Israel and the U.S. calling a nuclear-armed Iran a red line, leaving the possibility of a military option on the table, we must realize that the only possible solution to this dilemma is a regime change in Iran, which a majority of Iranians support. The price we pay today to save world peace and security will be minuscule to what the world will pay in the not-so-distant future.’

What really threatens to bring the west to its knees is its own cultural hubris. Refracting everything in the world through the prism of its unshakeable faith in universal reason, it is incapable of recognising or understanding religious fanaticism – and insists instead upon treating the fanatic as a rational actor. Ironically, it is this belief in reason which has led the west to behave so irrationally in refusing to acknowledge the evidence of the mortal threat to itself posed by Iran -- and that there is no alternative to force if it is to be stopped. And now, alas, we’re about to discover the consequences.
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Barry Soetoro in Hell


President Orifice screams in agony as Pinhead begins his ministrations. Oh joy!

Saturday, January 28, 2012

15 Questions Obama would be asked if he were a Republican

John Hawkins of Right Wing News poses a simple, arresting thought experiment. Imagine if President Orifice was asked questions as if he were a Republican. Wouldn't it be refreshing to hear this president finally have to defend one failed policy after another. In a Westminster Parliamentary system he would be asked such questions, week in and week out, by members on the Opposition bench. The American system has encountered its Achilles heel. The only means for accountability in the USA comes via the media. If much of the mainstream media are sycophants who share the President's ideology, however, then not only are such questions NEVER asked, the media runs interference to shelter the President from anyone who tries to pose such questions. Prancing around from one hollow speaking engagement to the next -- from lecturing in the SOTU speech to vacuous hectoring in economy-related speeches -- this slick liar of a President's lies come nonstop.
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15 Questions Obama would be asked if he were a Republican
by John Hawkins
28 January 2012, Townhall

During the practically endless series of Republican debates, we have heard almost every question imaginable asked to Republican candidates – if by every question imaginable, you mean horribly slanted, often irrelevant questions designed to make them look bad and help Obama. We've heard questions about contraceptives, religion, Newt's angry ex-wife, Gardasil, etc., etc., etc. So, what would happen if the mainstream media treated Barack Obama the exact same way that they treat Republicans? The questions might sound a little something like this.

1) Numerous Mexican citizens and an American citizen have been killed with weapons knowingly provided to criminals by our own government during Operation Fast and Furious. If Eric Holder was aware that was going on, do you think he should step down as Attorney General? Were you aware that was going on and if so, shouldn’t you resign?

2) In 2010 you said Solyndra, which gave your campaign a lot of money, was "leading the way toward a brighter and more prosperous future." Today, Solyndra is bankrupt and the taxpayers lost $500 million on loans that your administration was well aware might never be paid off when you made them. What do you say to people who say this is evidence of corruption in your administration?

3) Unions invested a lot of time and money in helping to get you elected. In return, they gained majority control of Chrysler, the taxpayers lost 14 billion dollars on General Motors, and General Motors received a special 45 billion dollar tax break. What do you say to people who view this as corruption on a scale never before seen in American history?

4) Through dubious means, you and your allies in Congress managed to push through an incredibly unpopular health care bill that helped lead to the worst election night for the Democratic Party in 50 years. Since the bill has passed, many of your claims about the bill have proven to be untrue. For example, we now know the bill won't lower costs and despite your assurances to the contrary, big companies like McDonald's say they may drop health care because of the health care reform. Since the American people have rejected your health care reform and it doesn't do what you said it would, shouldn't you work with the Republicans to repeal it?

5) When you took office, gas was $1.79 per gallon. Since then, you've demonized the oil industry, dramatically slowed offshore drilling, blocked ANWR, and killed the Keystone Pipeline. Now, gas is $3.34 per gallon. How much higher do you anticipate driving gas prices?

6) Occupy Wall Street has been protesting against Wall Street and the richest 1 percent in America. You are in the top 1 percent of income earners in America and you have collected more cash from Wall Street than any other President in history. So, aren't you exactly the sort of politician that Occupy Wall Street wants to get rid of?

7) How do you decide which foreign leaders to submissively bow towards and why do you think that's appropriate for an American President?

8) If they could, don't you think the Nobel Committee would take back the Nobel Peace Prize that you were awarded?

9) You made bipartisanship one of the central themes of your campaign in 2008. Yet, you've worked to push bills through Congress with almost no Republican support, spent much less time negotiating with Congress than George Bush, and you've said things like, "But, I don’t want the folks who created the mess to do a lot of talking. I want them to get out of the way so we can clean up the mess. I don’t mind cleaning up after them, but don’t do a lot of talking." Why did you decide to break your campaign promise to pursue bipartisanship?

10) America lost its AAA credit rating for the first time under your watch. What do you think you should have done differently to have prevented that historic failure?

11) You cut more than 500 billion dollars out of Medicare to fund your wildly unpopular health care reform bill. Given that Medicare is running in the red already, don't you think it's irresponsible to cut money out of one entitlement program, that millions of seniors depend on -- to put it into a risky new entitlement program?

12) Back in July, you said, "Nobody’s looking to raise taxes right now. We’re talking about potentially 2013 and the out years." Since you plan to raise taxes if you're elected and you've had kind words for a value added tax, shouldn't every American expect a tax increase if you're reelected?

13) Why should the American people reelect you when your 10 year budget saddles America with more debt than all previous Presidents combined?

14) Your stimulus bill cost more in real dollars than the moon landing and the interstate highway system combined. What do we have to show for all of that money spent?

15) Members of your administration promised that the trillion dollar stimulus would keep unemployment under 8 percent. Instead, we've had 35+ months of 8% and above unemployment. Doesn't that mean we wasted a trillion dollars on nothing?
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This odious buffoon should also have been asked about his non-response to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, and why he exploited this to launch his drilling permitorium? Why did he delay taking action for months on the intel of Osama bin Laden's whereabouts? Why has he never participated in a debate, ever, in any forum, as President or Senator? How many hundreds of millions of dollars has he stolen through insider trading by proxy while Senator and President? It's criminal that such a blatantly corrupt buffoon is getting off scot-free. It makes the USA a laughingstock.

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

El Rushbo: Why Apple Can't Make iPhones in America

This is astounding, this story of iPhones being built in China. The scale and speed and sheer raw willingness to seize an opportunity displayed here by the Chinese is unprecedented. If only they could ramp up democratic change, nothing could hold them back.

This speaks to the level of regulation in America. Such Byzantine levels of government interference serves zero public service. It exists solely to aggrandize the power of the government. Same with insane levels of taxation. America is sailing over the edge, and singing as they go.
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Why Apple Can't Make iPhones in America
by Rush Limbaugh

BEGIN TRANSCRIPT

RUSH: The New York Times over the weekend had a story about why Apple's products are assembled in China. Why aren't they made in America. Apple has something like 43,000 employees in America, not counting the retail employees, 43,000 employees at their headquarters in Cupertino. It's a long piece that prints out to 14 pages. It recounts the fact that Jobs once had dinner with all these high-tech guys out in California, Jobs and Zuckerberg and so forth, and at that dinner Jobs told Obama, (paraphrasing) "These jobs are never coming back, Mr. President, and we don't understand why you say that nothing can be done about this. This is the greatest country on earth. These particular jobs, the flexibility we need cannot happen in the United States." And this New York Times story spells it out. As I say, they leave out one crucial factor here and that's unions, to help explain why manufacturing in America can't compete with the way the ChiComs do it.

Let me give you a fascinating statistic that will put this in perspective. The primary manufacturing company for Apple's products is called Foxconn, Hon Hai Precision Industry, and they make electronic gadgets for practically everybody. Apple is one of their largest customers. They have, at one factory, 230,000 employees. One factory: 230,000 employees. Most of them live in dormitories on the site of the factory. There's a hospital, there are kitchens. This place goes through... I wish I could remember. The tonnage of pork and rice every month this place goes through to feed its employees is astounding. They have 230,000 employees in one factory. They work six days a week, 12 hours a day. They earn the equivalent of 17 US dollars a day, and they are plum jobs in China.

They could fill 3,000 new jobs a day, based on applications. By contrast, there are 50 US cities with 230,000 people. Adults. There are 83 US cities with a total population of 230,000. There are 50 US cities with an adult population of over 230,000. Here is a factory, and that's just one of Foxconn's factories. Now, one example is cited of what can be done in China that can't happen in America. They also talk about they were able to fill 8,700 engineer openings -- not assembly line workers, but engineering jobs -- in 15 days. It is said in the story it would take a US company, with all the legal hurdles and everything, nine months to find that many. Now, let's go to the iPhone.

Something like two months before the iPhone had been announced and the release date had been announced, and everybody couldn't wait for the iPhone, Steve Jobs discovered a huge flaw. He had the phone in his pocket with his keys, and after a while, the plastic that was the screen got scratched repeatedly because of his keys. He pulled out of his pocket, he showed his design team, and said, "I'm not taking this to market. I don't care. If you can't fix this in five weeks or four weeks, we're pushing back the release date. Can't do it. You get it done. I want a new screen. I want a non-scratchable screen on this phone in six weeks."

The first thing Jobs did... He had heard about something that Corning had invented called Gorilla Glass. So he went to the Corning CEO. The Corning CEO said, "Oh, yeah, we've got Gorilla Glass. We designed it. That's 30-year-old technology. We don't make it; we're not geared up for it." Jobs said, "Don't be afraid. You can do it." Gorilla Glass came into existence, the Corning people did it. The ChiComs at Foxconn were able, in six weeks, to redesign and remanufacture millions of iPhones with this new screen that had been demanded six weeks prior. The environmental studies necessary for this kind of change would have taken years in America, plus the other obstacles. There simply isn't and never has been a factory in this country that could produce this.

They're gonna produce something like 50 million iPads this year. The number of iPhones is almost twice that. They sell these things worldwide -- and that's just one factory of 230,000 employees. Sixty thousand of these people live and work at the factory. "Many of the people at 'Foxconn City' work six days a week, twelve hours a day, and they earn less than US$17 per day. It may sound inhumane by American standards, but these jobs are in high demand in China -- so much so that Jennifer Rigoni, former worldwide supply demand manager for Apple, told the New York Times that Foxconn 'could hire 3,000 people overnight.'" That's how many people want to work there. "Those are just a couple examples of how the scale, speed, and efficiency..."

There's another aspect of this. All of the parts that go into an iPhone are made within 25 miles of the factory that assembles them. So if Apple wanted to, they'd have to ship all the parts either by air or by boat across the Pacific Ocean. It makes no economic sense to do it any other way that they're doing it, and they got hold of some Apple executives for this story, and one Apple executive (who's not identified) said, "We sell iPhones in over a hundred countries. We don’t have an obligation to solve America’s problems. Our only obligation is making the best product possible," and they found out how to do it, and found out how to do it the cheapest and most efficient way. Really, it's a fascinating piece. The one thing that is not mentioned in this whole story is unions.

Of course there aren't any in China. You couldn't get any of this done in modern day America. So all the clamor for manufacturing jobs and why evil American companies leave: The systems, the ecosystems, the supply chain, it just doesn't exist. Nor does the labor price, obviously. But it is a fascinating thing. In World War II we used to do it, yeah. In World War II we used to build things. We built the Golden Gate Bridge, the Bay Bridge, and the Empire State Building in the same five years. You know that? In the Depression. In the Depression, in the thirties. What we did in World War II, the world has never seen in terms of manufacturing, output of major, big, large things. There's no question.

Here it is. The Foxconn "central kitchen cooks an average of three tons of pork and 13 tons of rice a day" to feed these people. Three tons of pork, 13 tons of rice a day! This factory's in Shenzhen, by the way, but there are Foxconn factories all over the place. What US company could find 3,000 people overnight and convince them to live in dorms to work 12 hours a day, six days a week? Here's another thing: "Apple’s executives had estimated that about 8,700 industrial engineers were needed to oversee and guide the 200,000 assembly-line workers eventually involved in manufacturing iPhones." You need some engineers watching this. "The company’s analysts had forecast it would take as long as nine months to find that many qualified engineers in the United States. In China, it took 15 days," and that's how they were able to get the iPhone out on time.

BREAK TRANSCRIPT

RUSH: Now, look, I know. Some of you were shouting at the radio. I know. They had a problem. In 2010, a number of Foxconn employees committed suicide at work to protest poor working conditions and low pay. It's not a panacea. I don't mean to say that that's nirvana over there. In fact, after the suicides, managers at the Foxconn factories "ordered staff to sign pledges that they wouldn't commit suicide anymore." No, they did -- and then they said, if you do commit suicide, your families will only seek the legal minimum in damages.

They had to sign that. Promise you won't commit suicide, and if you do, you only get the legal minimum and that's it. They made 'em sign that. Now, the point of this is this just wouldn't happen here. It couldn't happen here. iPhones aren't made in America 'cause they can't be. The infrastructure, the labor force doesn't exist at the levels necessary to support Apple's operations or the demand. It just can't happen, not the way things are currently structured in America. These circumstances I described: 60,000 living at the factory, within a block? Not gonna happen here. Hence jobs Americans won't do anymore.

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RUSH: By the way, that Apple story, that iPhone story in the New York Times, that is an attempt by the New York Times, that's an attack on Apple. I want you to understand, I shoulda said that at the outset. That 14-page story is an attack on Apple. Let me give you a quote from early in the piece by a guy named Jared Bernstein, who, until last year, was an economic adviser to the White House. He said, "Apple’s an example of why it’s so hard to create middle-class jobs in the U.S. now. If it’s the pinnacle of capitalism, we should be worried." Apple is an example of why we can't create middle-class jobs. So here's Steve Jobs, Apple, big Obama supporter, here comes the regime going after Apple for not making iPhones in America, gets the New York Times on the case.

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NYT: How the US Lost Out on iPhone Work
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Sunday, January 22, 2012

MSAs in America

I graduated decades ago from York University in Toronto. I've often wondered to what extent the manic, national-socialist, anti-Semitic cultural rhetoric has reached York U. The answer is that Islamist hate and their leftist enablers have spread to virtually every university institution across the Western world. I finished at York 15 years ago, and there was no such discourse in evidence at that time. It's now well-known that the Islamist movement was fully underway as early as the Iranian Islamic Revolution of 25 years ago (1979). Within the last few years Western exhaustion with the whole terror discourse has set in. We now pretend that Jihadist terror is receding.

It's very likely we are mistaken in this belief. It's wishful thinking, pure and simple.

I found Daniel Greenfield's pamphlet, "Muslim Hate Groups on Campus", a chilling read, available at Front Page Magazine, here. He documents how Muslim Students Associations across America are more active now than in the years leading up to and following 9/11. They are active in disseminating anti-Semitic and anti-Westgern propaganda, in normalizing the use of violence as a political tool, in propagandizing such Islamist goals as Sharia, gender segregation, and restrictions on free speech. It's not hard to exprapolate that this easily leads to such off-campus activities as the solicitation of charity (to fund the terrorists' cause), and recruiting.

Perhaps most tellingly, Greenfield documents numerous campus presidents of the Muslim Student Association who went on to senior leadership positions in al Qaeda and other terror groups. This process is accelerating.

Sultan Knish: Muslim Hate Groups on Campus

This is good. Clear linkage between senior leaderships at campus Muslim Students Associations across North America and Muslim terror groups.
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Muslim Hate Groups On Campus
by Daniel Greenfield (Sultan Knish blog)

My pamphlet on Muslim Brother hate groups on campus has been published and is available at the David Horowitz Freedom Center and Front Page Magazine. The campus Muslim Student Associations or MSA's are tied to a long history of Jihadist terror.

"Muslim Students Association leaders have gone on to become leading figures in terrorist organizations such as Al-Qaeda. Anwar al-Awlaki, for instance, was MSA president at Colorado State University before he became the leader of external operations for Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. Ziyad Khaleel, was MSA president at Columbia College11 before he became Al-Qaeda’s procurement agent in the United States. Abu Mansoor al-Amriki, onetime MSA president at the University of South Alabama, is now the spokesman for the Al-Qaeda affiliate in Somalia. Wa’el Hamza Julaidan was MSA president at the University of Arizona before he became a co-founder of Al-Qaeda.

Some former MSA presidents are in prison on terrorism charges or actively involved in illegal activities. Abdul Rahman Alamoudi, a former MSA national president, is serving a 23-year sentence for illegal transactions with a state sponsor of terrorism.

Ohio State University’s MSA used its publication MSANEWS to distribute terrorist bulletins from Hamas, Hezbollah, Al-Muhajiroun and even Osama Bin Laden. These bulletins included Bin Laden’s “Declaration of War” against the United States. (the introduction appended to Bin Laden’s words concluded: “Read and get ready for JIHAAD!!”) MSANEWS even maintained a special section dedicated to Bin Laden under its listing of “scholars,” which was featured on a CNN broadcast as an example of how Bin Laden used the Internet to spread his teachings. An MSANEWS bulletin from Al-Muhajiroun praised the Al-Qaeda attacks on American embassies in Africa, saying, “American interests are not safe anywhere in the world,” and “the Mujahideen will seek out and obliterate them into rubble as happened today.”

You can see the whole detailed write up in the pamphlet, Muslim Hate Groups on Campus. Anyone who cares about the Islamic intimidation of Jewish students and the radical activity of the Brotherhood on campus will find some interesting material here.
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