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Humanism is Blooming

Working with the group Humanists of the Palouse (http://humanistsofthepalouse.org/),... more

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Michele Bachmann: ‘I am not here to be anybody’s judge’ (VIDEO)

Michele's trying to sanitize her history of intolerance and hatred, saying that... more

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German Court Rejects Bishop William's Holocaust Denial Conviction

It should be common sense that if the history of the suffering of the Jewish people... more

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'Good Christian Bitches' - A Hate Crime Against Christians?

Nearly 60 nations are governed by the Jewish Anti-Defamation League’s hate crime... more

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Pat Robertson: Tornadoes wouldn’t happen if enough people prayed

By Eric W. Dolan Monday, March 5, 2012 18:45 EST Televangelist Pat Robertson on... more

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Rick Santorum's "I Have A Dream"

Please, Lord, make it stop . . .

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Farrakhan: Jews own media, Zionists pushing U.S. into Iran war

Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan decried what he called Jewish control of the... more

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ABC Airs "Good Christian Bitches"

ABC Airs "Good Christian Bitches"

There should exist a very powerful watchdog group honestly and fearlessly blowing the whistle when Christianity is defamed by Jewish big media, unafraid to identify its perpetrators as Jewish. The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) does this for the benefit of Jews. Whenever a politician or Christian leader comments unfavorably concerning Jews or Israel, ADL demands an apology and virtually always gets it. The alternative is political or professional ruin.

But ADL is silent regarding the defamation of Christianity. Good Christian Bitches is a television sitcom to air on Jewish Disney/ABC March 4, based on a book of the same title. Due to protest, its title has been shortened to “GCB” in American markets. No one is fooled. The show portrays Christian women as petty, gossipy and vindictive.

Can you imagine ADL’s response if a sitcom were called “Good Jewish Bitches?” But it is predictably silent in this case, too busy decrying campus criticism of Israel, unauthorized use of terms like “holocaust” and “Hitler,” and getting the mildest critic of Israel, Pat Buchanan, sacked from MSNBC.

How can Christians defend themselves from propaganda attacks like GCB?

I suggest not wasting your time contacting ABC. It is owned by Robert Iger, who is Jewish. GCB is produced by Jewish homosexual Darren Star, who also brought us Sex and the City (another work notable for its degradation of women and utter contempt for traditional religious beliefs). These men no doubt expect your protest, laugh at it, and have probably programmed incoming email criticism for mass deletion.

First, get educated. Read my article “Updated: Jews Confirm Big Media is Jewish”. For more documentation, contact the Standard and Poors and Lexis Nexus directories at your library. They confirm the saturation level of Jewish names heading and staffing ABC, CBS, and NBC as well as Viacom and Hollywood studios. A number of books written by Jews are also available in major libraries confirming Hollywood is Jewish. (The article, “Who Runs Hollywood? C’mon!” by Joel Stein in the LA Times is also instructive.)ABC Airs "Good Christian Bitches" There should exist a very powerful... more

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What the Bible REALLY says about homosexuality: the four commandments (for Christian gentiles) | Scholars and Rogues

Hint: not what Christians think it does. Also, how many commandments are there really?

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Rep. West Warns of Second 'Holocaust' if US Doesn't Attack Iran

Another example of a bought and paid for US politician using the Jewish experience of... more

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Why is Rick Santorum Pining for the Pilgrim/Theocrat days?

While some Conservatives may be nauseated by the seperation of church and state - how... more

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John Hagee and Benny Hinn Pray for Mass Murder in Iran

www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4dl91wuHKY False prophets and judas goats John Hagee with... more

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kennedy speech makes Santorum want to throw up

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A Speculative Look into the Existence of Scientific Evidence for Life after Death

For millennia, empirical science has focused greatly on origin rather than destination... more

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Religious Leaders to GOP: Keep Religion Out of Politics

‎'There is a point, however, where an emphasis on religion in a political... more

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SANTORUM GOD WARRIOR

It's comforting that in this day and age that there are people out there like... more

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Santorum: Obama ‘in bed with Muslim Brotherhood’

By David Edwards Thursday, February 23, 2012 16:54 EST Republican presidential... more

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Why Independent Thinkers Are Repugnant to Religious Zealots and Rick Santorum

Right-wing fundamentalists such as Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum hate public schools, which he suggests are government schools wedded to doing the work of Satan, dressed up in the garb of the Enlightenment. Santorum, true to his love affair with the very secular ideology of privatization, prefers home schooling, which is code for people taking responsibility for whatever social issues or problems they may face, whether it be finding the best education for their children or securing decent health care. Actually, Santorum and many of his allies dislike any public institution that enables people to think critically and act with a degree of responsibility toward the public. This is one reason why they hate any notion of public education, which harbors the promise, if not the threat, of actually educating students to be thoughtful, self-reflective and capable of questioning so-called common sense and holding power accountable. Of course, some progressives see this as simply another example of how the right wing of the Republican Party seems to think that being stupid is in. But there is more going on here than the issue of whether right-wing fundamentalists are intellectually and politically challenged. What makes critical education, especially, so dangerous to radical Christian evangelicals, neoconservatives and right-wing nationalists in the United States today is that, central to its very definition, is the task of educating students to become critical agents who can actively question and negotiate the relationships between individual troubles and public issues. In other words, students who can lead rather than follow, embrace reasoned arguments over opinions and reject common sense as the engine of truth. What Santorum and his allies realize is that democracy cannot function without an informed citizenry and that, in the absence of such a citizenry, we have a public disinvested from either thinking reflectively or acting responsibly. There is nothing more feared by this group of fundamentalists than individuals who can actually think critically and reflectively and are willing to invest in reason and freedom rather than a crude moralism and a reductionistic appeal to faith as the ultimate basis of agency and politics. What Santorum and his appeal to theocracy longs for is a crowd of followers willing to lose themselves in causes and movements that trade in clichés and common sense. This is the Tea Party crowd with their overt racism, dislike for critical thought and longing for outlets through which they can vent their anger, moral panics and hatred for those who reject their rigid Manichean view of the world. This is a crowd that embraces the likes of Santorum and other fundamentalists because they provide the outlets in which such groups can fulfill their desire to be amused by what might be called the spectacle of anti-politics.

As the anti-public politicians and administrative incompetents in Arizona made clear in their banning ethnic studies and censoring books critical of a conflict-free version of American history, critical pedagogy is especially dangerous. Not only does it offer students a way of connecting education to social change, it also invokes those subordinated histories, narratives and modes of knowledge in an attempt to give students often rendered voiceless the capacities to both read the word and the world critically. But the religious fanatics and privatizing fundamentalists do more than censor critical thought; they also substitute a pedagogy of punishment for a pedagogy of critical learning. Too many children in America now attend schools modeled after prisons. Schools have become places where the challenge of teaching and learning has been replaced by an obsession with crime, punishment and humiliation. Too many young people are being charged with criminal misdemeanors for behaviors that are too trivial to criminalize.Right-wing fundamentalists such as Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum... more

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Made in America - Obama for America 2012 Ad

I really think this is his strongest message... It's going to ultimately be... more

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Stewart Takes Aim at the GOP Candidates in ‘President Evil’ (VIDEO)

A brilliant and hilarious sampling of the GOP’s tired old talking points on... more

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