Without a word of opposition from our Feminist-in-Chief, the U.N. gives Iran a seat on its Commission on the Status of Women. Next on the U.N. agenda: giving Mexican drug cartels seats in the AZ, CA, NM, and TX legislatures.
Jeff Jacoby asks, "Why aren't democratic dissidents as well-known in the free world today as the dissidents who challenged the Soviet empire were in the 1970s and 1980s?" He wants to make them famous: CyberDissidents.
Roger Simon notes, "The real reason liberals accuse Tea Partiers of racism is that contemporary American-style liberalism is in rigor mortis. Liberals have nothing else to say or do. Accusations of racism are their last resort." Unfortunately for the Libs and the victims of real racism, the left's constant siren call of racism has reduced the accusation to little more than a vigorous sneeze.
Law professor who helped write AZ's new anti-illegal immigration law debunks most of the hysterical nonsense of the opposition. A hint when discussing the new law with an opponent: ask him if he has read the law. I've yet to talk to anyone who has.
NYT is most like the Roman Catholic Church: "The Times, of course, does not claim to speak infallibly in its judgments on current events. (Neither does the pope.) But to the truly orthodox believers in the Times, its editorials carry the burden of liberal holy writ."
The authors of the vile anti-Catholic memo published by the UK's foreign service are suspended and sent "diversity training." Oh, the irony.
NJ Court says that bloggers aren't journalists. . .I take that as a compliment. Thank you.
On the existential beauty of Godzilla. . .in haiku.
Aight. . .here's your Cute Pic for the day.
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Thanks for posting the article on Arizona's immigration law - most helpful -especially since about 60% of my parish is made up of hispanic immigrants.
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