I wonder how they found out what was on his Facebook page.

I am fairly certain that the Committee for the Advancement of Islamic Ruffians (CAIR) actually look for people speaking out against Islam and the threat it represents and then contact their employers.

I_AM_ME on November 16, 2011 at 4:27 pm

This is why one should never say things with out of control emotion. The same dhimmis will come after you even if you use reason, logic, fact etc…and try to make you look stupid.

And even people who may agree with your point will not come to help when something like this happens. There are not a lot of strong critical thinkers here in USA that will jump in to clarify.

The Moooooslim double-standard again. And pieces like this make the people who watch the news (and are very uninformed for the most part) think (almost magically) “Well, gee that guy is a racist”.

Islam is not a race. And CAIR and all these pro-jihadi groups win because Americans really don’t want to back a guy they think is a “hater” so the bombast overtakes that he knows about the Islamic threat.

I liked the point that he was prolly a really good screener. I agree.

Sandusky has a lawyer, hopefully this guy will find one and in the future, tackle it intellectually and not so emotionally (even though it is hard to break through with the Islam problem intellectually, too!)

Skunky on November 16, 2011 at 4:50 pm

You can say things as long as they’re politically correct. In the workplace, keep your mouth shut and do your job. You never know whom you’ll offend.

NormanF on November 16, 2011 at 6:50 pm

I have been following your post for few weeks thinking that you must have large group of followers. After reading your blog, I was worry that our founding fathers who built this country based on freedom of religion and tolerance is now been run by people like you and some nuts jobs here. Thankfully I was wrong. I see the same usernames repeatedly commenting in this page. It’s only few of you. Of course there are always some bad apples in the bag. I guess my country is safe.

James on November 16, 2011 at 7:41 pm

James,

You say that Debbie and her followers (including me) are nutjobs. But yet all I see from you are name calling. I’m assuming that if there were anything that either Debbie or any of us have been saying that aren’t true, you would have pointed them out by now. Yet you have done no such thing, but instead have only been calling Debbie and her readers names. That means that therefore everything that Debbie and her regular readers have been saying are true and you just merely don’t like hearing/reading the truth, makes makes that your problem and not either Debbie’s, nor any of her readers’ problem.

JeffE on November 16, 2011 at 9:47 pm

Jeff, where should I start? Should I start where she thinks it is ok to bash every Muslim out there just because she doesn’t like them? Remember, the Nazi started killing people just because they did not like them either. or that she calls people anti Semitic just because she can without any fact or made up facts. You guys should get out of the basement sometime and see the world is not as dark as you think and it’s not always us vs them. I’m Jew and it’s disgusting that someone people hate Muslims just because!!. I don’t want people to hate me just because I’m Jew, why would do I the same to others?

James on November 16, 2011 at 10:41 pm

James
I am curious as to how many books and investigations that you actually do.
Unfortunately you and many liberals as well as the Occupy Wall Street crowd like to be spoonfed by liberal academia and media instead of researching the facts.
I consider Debbie to the leading expert today on Islam far surpassing John Guandola and that company.
I consider Gretchen Morgenson and Charles Gasparino to the leading experts on the Great Depression throughout the U.S. and the world.
So James and bleeding hearts, learn your facts first.

Confederate South on November 16, 2011 at 10:51 pm

James, you need to wake the hell up and see reality for a change in your life buddy. Debbie Schlussel is ONLY (is that too big for a gullible fool like you) giving out all of the investigative facts of islam and what it stands for, simple as that. And for you to equate DS to the nazi’s is completely libelous to Ms. Schlussel, FYI James, Debbie’s ancestors were holocaust victims and survivors in Germany and Poland during the holocaust era. I also assume you’re a “kapo” jewish person James, if this were the holocaust era, you would’ve worked for the nazi party, and let Ms. Schlussel’s ancestors die in the gas chambers?

And you haven’t been here long enough James, I read one of DS’s archives and guess what, she defened a muslim in US courts 3 years ago against another muslim who made all sorts of threats to her client’s(who’s a shiite muslim) life, because Debbie’s client supports Israel, jewish people, jewish culture, etc. And DS’s won that specific case!

As I said to your ass James, it’s folks like you’re ilk that’s dragging this country down and I am right, as Confederate South said to you at 10:51 this evening, bleeding hearts like you need to know the facts first and foremost.

“A nation is defined by its borders, language & culture!”

Sean R. on November 16, 2011 at 11:19 pm

Hi Debbie, Off-topic but important. Your Website seems to have been hijacked. It works normally when accessed through Chrome, but with IE or Firefox I am immediately redirected to a website featuring naked celebrity porn.

Jason on November 17, 2011 at 12:33 am

Debbie to be safe the Feds should fire all straight white males since just about all of them are no good and create hostile work environments by their very existence. I for one prefer to have my diet coke confiscated by persons in full Muslim dress which I really look forward to whenever I fly through Toronto or London. Also I am having a party to celebrate the NBA lock out which I hope lasts until Mosciach arrives. RSVP Debbie.

A1 on November 17, 2011 at 12:45 am

Debbie

Everytime I try visiting your website, I’m redirected to this site below, and on IE8, your RSS feed is on my favorites bar, but doesn’t update.

http://www4.strongsuitewa.rr.nu/?dmy907mua=iOLinW1spKWUmeTb06uameHcsZeokorh7aVtaJ6sltWmp6ignKiZ

I don’t support the extermination of Muslims in America, but I do think that they should be forcibly deported, if necessary, to Saudi Arabia, and let then then determine where they should proceed. I don’t think Muslims from the PA should be deported to Israel, or PA – just send them to Saudi Arabia.

Infidel on November 17, 2011 at 1:48 am

Debbie–

Good post. I would like to remind everyone here that this–and most other–outrages, that are perpetrated by the Government every single day are virtually all “Constitutional.”

As I have often said to those “Back to the Constitution” types:

Read the document! Article I, Section 8 lets Congress do whatever the Hell it wants to do. The sacred Bill of Rights is routinely violated. Even if most of the current abominations are the result of Executive branch actions, there is very little that is truly unconstitutional going on.

Besides, whether or not something is unconstitutional is strictly at the whimsy of the Supreme Court. There are no great and grand principles here. It is ALL politics.

The system only worked in the past because there was sufficient morality inherent in enough officeholders.

Please don’t confuse the lack of individual morality and good will characteristic of our present brood of vipers with people “suddenly” taking on improper powers.

Remember–Obamacare was passed by Congress.

No document is going to save us. We need to put moral people back into office—and that is not going to be easy.

Red Ryder on November 17, 2011 at 9:19 am

Infidel:

“I don’t support the extermination of Muslims in America, but I do think that they should be forcibly deported, if necessary, to Saudi Arabia, and let then then determine where they should proceed.”

Dude, the Muslims who refuse to be “forcibly deported” would have to be exterminated in your scenario. The only real difference is then you would get to blame their extermination on the Muslims themselves as opposed to government policy.

Also, the Bill of Rights prevents deporting people solely on the basis of religion. So what you want would require a constitutional amendment. Of course, after that amendment is passed, then it would make it legal to forcibly deport all Jews, all evangelicals, whoever. Not a Muslim or a Muslim apologist, just sayin’ …

Gerald on November 17, 2011 at 9:46 am

Thank you for the courtesy and kindness Sean R. One of the many reasons that I come to Debbies website is the fact that Debbie is extremely well researched. I quit going to Ann Coulter’s website mainly because she is a publicity hound. I want to see documented facts as Charles Gasparino and Gretchen Morgenson present. I go to other websites where I can check out what the author is saying and determine the author to be right.

My computer did get spammed earlier this week and as I have seen other readers have gotten spammed also.

By the way, Abraham Lincoln was not the only person who favored massive deportations. Politicians on both sides of the aisle have favored massive deportations for many years.

Abraham Lincoln is not the person who we are led to believe. Lincoln and his Treasury Secretary came up with the idea of Greenbacks to finance the War Between the States. Jefferson, Madison, and Jackson would have puked at Greenbacks.

Confederate South on November 17, 2011 at 10:04 am

Confederate–

You’re so right on Dishonest Abe, but his cult–sadly–will be difficult to overcome. After all, long before FDR, he proved that the Feds could get away with anything, including drafting Americans to kill each other. For this reason alone (although there are many more), he is by far the worst president in our history.

Ironic that most Americans don’t realize that during his life, the term “Honest Abe” was used sarcastically!

The cult of Lincoln is vitally important to preserve the status quo of the all-powerful dictatorial federal government.

Glad to know that there are people out there who have not drunk the Kool-Aid.

Red Ryder on November 17, 2011 at 11:53 am

Gerald–

There are many reasons to dislike–nay despise–Lincoln. I suspect that most confederate sympathizers would have preferred that the Civil War had simply not happened. But Lincoln was bound and determined to prosecute the war.

There was never a scenario whereby the Confederacy could have “won”—nor did they ever think it was possible. Rather, they hoped–vainly–that public sentiment against the war–which was massive in the North–would have just ended it.

Please put this in context: George W is vilified for every single military death in Iraq and Afghanistan, yet Lincoln is a hero for prosecuting a war that cost hundreds of thousands of American lives. Hello??

Red Ryder on November 17, 2011 at 1:27 pm

Gerald–

You’re right about the involvement of England and France. That way, the Rebs would have won. However, this was not to be. As you know, just as that alliance was looking like it would happen–THAT was when Lincoln suddenly decide that the war was about slavery.

Considering that the South had virtually no facilities for manufacturing, say, cannons, I think they knew they had no chance without an alliance.

What they underestimated was how evil Lincoln actually turned out to be–by prosecuting his war against civilians.

Red Ryder on November 18, 2011 at 2:38 pm

If you’re going to work for the government you have to be mindful of that fact in your public postings on the Internet. This guy is going to have a hard time finding employment in this economy with that kind of track record. I doubt if he will find a lawyer since judges and juries are not sympathetic to a white christian man that can be easily portrayed as a BIGOT. Those are just the facts of life in multi-culture America.

Keith on November 20, 2011 at 3:47 am

“Dude, the Muslims who refuse to be “forcibly deported” would have to be exterminated in your scenario. The only real difference is then you would get to blame their extermination on the Muslims themselves as opposed to government policy.”

First, just to make clear: I oppose forcible deportations, except in case of those who are illegally in the country or who commit crimes while not being citizens and being legally in the country.

Now, history proves your words partially untrue, as for example post-WWII there were massive forced deportations and other population transfers between various countries. In most cases those didn’t lead to deaths (against your statement), but some of the people who were deported to Soviet Union at allied insistence were killed (in support of your statement). So… it depends on where they are deported and under what circumstances.

Niko on November 20, 2011 at 12:01 pm

Muslims tend to live in communities near international airports, hence they get a disproportionate amount of airport jobs, including work as screeners. Security assessments should be made based on cult imperatives. When the quran dictates hatred of Jews and Christians, then muslims have no alternative but to comply. When it says “jihad is prescribed to you,” no carpet humper can say no.

Frankly, I advocate the deportation of each and every muslim who currently lives in Western Civilization, because they are inherently subversive of our civilization. Yes, I would deport Muhammad Ali.

Face it: Security is a condition of Liberty. We can’t be free with mortal enemies in our midst. We need to practise the ethnic cleansing here that the enemy practises in their own territorial-demographic cess pools.

It is perverse to the highest degree to deny the muslim 1400 year old war of extermination against we who are not conscripted slaves of allah the arab tribal “god” concoction.

Jack M on November 20, 2011 at 4:02 pm

I am a Muslim and I support Roy Egan’s right to free speech. It should have been investigated if his views had actually affected his performance. If he had not discriminated against Muslim passengers, he should have been made to perform community service around the mosques in the Chicago area instead of being fired. When this article originally appeared on Loonwatch, I suggested the same. Hate begets hate and I for one would like to end this cycle of hate.

AJ on November 24, 2011 at 11:10 pm

This is exactly why I have two FB accounts: One under my real name, strictly for family, boring news, nothing controversial…and I use another one for the political stuff. Call me a coward, but I recognize that freedom of speech is a joke, esp. with Obama in charge. At least I still have my job.

American Patriot on February 16, 2012 at 11:53 am