Wednesday, April 24, 2019

CCTV footage shows Muslim bomber who murdered approximately 100 Christians in one Sri Lankan church on Easter


Analysts believe the coordinated attacks at multiple locations were in the planning before the New Zealand mosque shooting took place.

Tuesday, April 23, 2019

Rush Limbaugh can't remember shit about shit, says impeaching Clinton reelected him when Clinton was impeached on 12/19/98, two years after his 1996 reelection

Impeachment Will Be Different for Trump Than It Was for Clinton:

A lot of people on our side — I just quoted Lindsey Grahamnesty 2.0 — are saying, “Go ahead. Go ahead, House Democrats, impeach Trump. You’ll just end up reelecting him, just like impeaching Bill Clinton reelected him.”

'Cause Democrats are poofters, Stephen


It's becoming obvious that Cher is way beyond woke, it's the rest of you who keep vacillating (including you, Bernie)


Men charged with having sex with animals sentenced to having sex with animals for 20-41 years


Forgiving student loans makes chumps of all borrowers who dutifully paid theirs off, screws lenders and does nothing to stop the unholy alliance between The Academy and The State

This fake Indian theocrat should be sent packing. Forgiveness has become the American disease.



Death wish: Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris both stake out voting rights position which makes them unelectable

Unless of course you flood the country with illegal alien criminals who will be more than happy to vote for these lunatics.


If you're a Christian who doesn't want to be murdered at church on Easter, you're a Presbyterian packing heat


Acts of the Apostles, Chapter 11: And the disciples were called Easter worshippers first in Antioch


WaPo's far-right obsession beyond New Zealand inflames Notre Dame and Sri Lanka coverage, might as well be making everything about the Jews



 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
My toilet's clogged. Wait until the far-right hears about THIS. My plumber's name is Scharfman.

Saturday, April 20, 2019

Dear New York Times: Beyond the 500 million or so living in Canada, US and Mexico, where are these "billions of people"?

Probably the same people Obama said got Obamacare.

Rod Dreher: Progressives ruin everything they touch

See below earlier today.





Latest NY Times religion gaffe said chaplain rescued statue of Christ from Notre Dame when he actually rescued the host

Excellent article outlining the Times' chronic ignorance of the Christian faith:

New York Times hits new low with mortifying Notre Dame correction

The modus operandi of progressivism is to take everything beautiful and shit all over it

Because only the future can be good, therefore everything from the past is evil, including Obamacare which no Democrat running for president in 2020 is defending, and even "Edelweiss" by Rogers and Hammerstein. Yes, a song from a beloved old musical.



“Edelweiss” is original to the Rogers and Hammerstein musical, “The Sound of Music,” and dates back to 1959. More recently, a version of “Edelweiss” was used by the Amazon series, “The Man in the High Castle.”

The series, based on a novel by Phillip K. Dick, takes place in an alternate version of the United States in the 1960s. In the show’s version, the Axis powers won World War II and have split up the United States as German states and Japanese states.

So the version of “Edelweiss” used by the series is meant to sound creepy and uncomfortable. Those unfamiliar with the origins of the song might even think it was supposed to sound like a German folk song now being sung in a zombie-like chorus in the fictionally occupied United States. ...

While the Amazon series created its own version of the song that guts its emotional sentiment and original purpose, “Edelweiss” was written for “The Sound of Music” as a tear-jerking tribute to Captain von Trapp’s homeland of Austria.

In the musical, based on a true story, the von Trapps are forced to flee their homeland following the annexation of Austria by Nazi Germany. The captain was no fascist, and while he loved Austria and its beautiful, pillowy, alpine flowers greeting him every morning, he knew he must escape to preserve his integrity and protect his family.

In “The Sound of Music,” Captain von Trapp singing “Edelweiss” is one of the most emotional musical numbers of the entire film. He attempts to softly strum a guitar and deliver the lyrics to a small crowd but becomes overwhelmed with emotion when he reaches the line “bless my homeland forever.” His family joins him on stage to help him finish. That night, they flee Nazi persecutors who are trying to recruit the captain into the Nazi war effort.

The namesake flower of the song is also associated with anti-Nazi Austrian Resistance groups, like the “Edelweiss Pirates,” which was comprised mainly of children and teens. Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein, both Jewish and fiercely anti-Nazi, wrote the song at a later point in the musical production because they felt Captain von Trapp’s patriotism needed to be underscored.