Pamela Geller - Jihad In Boston, Jihad In America, Stop The Jihad - 4/20/13

Too Bad Russia isn't on our side!

MUST SEE! Why Somali MUSLIM Pirates won't be attacking Russian ships anytime soon

Buy a Piece of Israel!

This is how we stop the enemy

Dust storm swallows greater Phoenix

by Matt Haldane - Jul. 5, 2011 09:30 PM
The Arizona Republic-12 News Breaking News Team

A large dust storm rolling through the Phoenix area obscured visibility and created dangerous driving conditions Tuesday evening.

The storm traveled across much of the Valley at 30 miles per hour, according to the National Weather Service. It originated near Tucson and reached metro Phoenix about 7:30 p.m.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport had to shut down about an hour, causing some flight delays.

The storm also caused power outages in some areas. In Tempe, officers were directing traffic at intersections in blackout areas, according to police Lt. Scott Smith.

The storm brought down some in live wires in Tempe, and one started a fire near Rural and Southern, Smith said. The blaze was quickly extinguished.

In Chandler, winds toppled nine trees at the intersection of Chandler and Arizona avenues. Police officers used chainsaws and a tow truck to clear the debris.

It takes carpet bombing a village to stop these animals

Niall Ferguson Schools Mika on Muslim Brotherhood and Caliphate

MSLSD get's their asses handed to them. Idiots!

Let Egypt Vote...

Caroline Glick: Myth of the 'two-state solution'

"Radical" Muslims... what's that?

60 Minutes on the Ground Zero Mosque

60 Minutes does promo for Mosque near Ground Zero while at the same time does a hit piece on Pamela Geller; another reason to expose the main stream media for what they are, Islamo-nazi appeasers and anti-American/Jew anyone with a brain that hasn't been indoctrinated to the left.

Musical tribute to Israel's peace obsession

Great Parody - The Iranian bomb - The song

This is too good!

Three Things About Islam

BP Oil Spill: Against Gov. Jindal's Wishes, Crude-Sucking Barges Stopped by Coast Guard

59 Days Into Oil Crisis, Gulf Coast Governors Say Feds Are Failing Them

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By DAVID MUIR and BRADLEY BLACKBURN
June 17, 2010

Eight days ago, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal ordered barges to begin vacuuming crude oil out of his state's oil-soaked waters. Today, against the governor's wishes, those barges sat idle, even as more oil flowed toward the Louisiana shore.
Towns along the coast are through waiting for the government?s help.

"It's the most frustrating thing," the Republican governor said today in Buras, La. "Literally, yesterday morning we found out that they were halting all of these barges."

Watch "World News" for David Muir's report from Louisiana tonight.

Sixteen barges sat stationary today, although they were sucking up thousands of gallons of BP's oil as recently as Tuesday. Workers in hazmat suits and gas masks pumped the oil out of the Louisiana waters and into steel tanks. It was a homegrown idea that seemed to be effective at collecting the thick gunk.

"These barges work. You've seen them work. You've seen them suck oil out of the water," said Jindal.