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on December 12, 2015 in World News

So Let’s Meet Some Obama and Hillary Supporters

Left Targets Trump By Finding Nutty Supporters. OK, So Let’s Meet Some Obama and Hillary Supporters by Ben Shapiro On Friday, The Daily Beast’s Olivia Nuzzi ran one of the oddest pieces of this already-bizarre election cycle. Targeting 2016 Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump, she spoke to some of Trump’s donors. Here’s what she found, in a piece clickbaitingly-titled, “Donald Trump’s Donors Asked Me If I Was Muslim”: I met the 9/11 truther, the man who believes Trump has great intellect and his bold pronouncements are just showbiz, the concerned gentleman who said I could be murdered tomorrow in a supermarket,… View Article

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on December 12, 2015 in World News

Ohio Middle School Allowing Students to Opt Out of Islam Lesson if Parents make the Request

John S. Roberts Education in America isn’t too kind to Christianity. In fact, I remember hearing about a certain school district that was teaching its students about religions and skipped over Christianity entirely. You know, because Christians haven’t contributed to the world for the better, or something. In a bit of good news, a middle school in Ohio is allowing their students to opt out of a lesson on Islam if their parents agree to it. The absolute last thing we need Generation Z to learn about would be the Koran. From TR: Ohio middle schoolers are being allowed to opt out of… View Article

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on December 12, 2015 in World News

Thanks to Trump, fringe news enters the mainstream

By Paul Farhi Alex Jones may be America’s most successful conspiracy theorist. On his website, Infowars.com, and his daily radio program heard on more than 100 stations nationwide, Jones regularly promotes a variety of ­beyond-the- fringe ideas: alleged government conspiracies in the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995 and the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001; fluoride-in-the-water health scares; suspicions that the moon landings were faked; doubts about President Obama’s place of birth and birth certificate. Jones, in short, may be Donald Trump’s kind of guy. The ranting radio host and the leading Republican candidate shared a microphone, and some common… View Article

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on December 11, 2015 in World News

Leading US Imam and Professor: Muslims Can Take Property of “Filthy” Christians and Jews

Jim Hoft Imam Yasir Hadhi is a college professor in Tennessee. Hadhi says Christians are “shirk” and “evil” and Muslims can take their property. This prominent Muslim tells his supporters are “filthy” and “impure.” Cofda reported: Yasir Qadhi (aka Abu Ammaar Yasir Kazi) is an American imam and college professor who is described by a 2011 New York Times Magazine essay as “one of the most influential conservative clerics in American Islam.” In his sermon/lecture in the YouTube audio below, Qadhi begins by calling Christians “shirk” for being “polythesists” who believe in the Triune God (three persons in one God),… View Article

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on December 11, 2015 in World News

‘Insane’ to think Gun Control will Stop Terrorist Attacks

John S. Roberts Actor Kurt Russell, one of the stars of the upcoming film The Hateful Eight, recently told an interviewer that it would be bonkers to claim that gun control would reduce terrorist attacks in America. Now, you may have decided to boycott Eight because it’s directed by cop-hater Quentin Tarantino, but maybe now you’re thinking twice about attending. From The Blaze: Legendary actor Kurt Russell said in a recent interview with Hollywood reporter Jeffery Wells that it’s “absolutely insane” to believe that more gun control will curb terrorist attacks. Discussing America’s “gun culture” and film producer Quentin Tarantino, Russell… View Article

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on December 11, 2015 in World News

Trump’s ‘xenophobia’: A normal, adaptive trait

Exclusive: Kent G. Bailey, Ph.D., says it’s PCism that ‘has little or no reality in the brain’ Kent G. Bailey In the December 1991 issue of New York magazine, columnist John Taylor penned a fascinating two-part article entitled “Men on Trial.” Part I addressed the William Kennedy Smith rape trial, and Part II was a partisan romp through the confirmation “trial” of Clarence Thomas before the Senate Judiciary Committee. In Part II, the author endeared himself to me with this quote: “When human beings are under stress, according to Kent Bailey … they tend to regress to ancient patterns of… View Article

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