May 17, 2012, - 3:18 pm
Donna Summer, Latest Victim of 9/11 Islamic Terrorists & Friend of Israel, RIP
Is singer Donna Summer, who died today of lung cancer, the latest victim of the 9/11 Islamic terrorists?
If her suspicions regarding how she contracted lung cancer are true, then she probably is the latest 9/11 victim.
Donna died from lung cancer. Several sources are telling us Donna believed she contracted it by inhaling toxic particles after the 9/11 attack in New York City.
I would not be surprised if she was correct, since we know that many of the first responders and survivors of the attack contracted all kinds of illnesses, including cancer and respiratory diseases. The air there was definitely toxic as a result of the Muslims’ attacks. And I’m sure there are many others who died as a result of inhaling that air . . . people whose names and numbers are not included in that list of those killed by Muslims targeting America and Americans.
I was sad to learn of Summer’s passing, as she was a beautiful woman with a beautiful voice. I liked a lot of her disco songs from the ’70s and ’80s. Some of them are a regular part of my workout music and help keep me going. I especially liked “On the Radio,” “Last Dance,” “Hot Stuff,” “MacArthur Park,” and her duet with Barbra Streisand, “Enough is Enough” (even though it is a feminist anti-male song, it’s good a good beat and I use it for when I’m running on the treadmill). But my favorite Donna Summer song is “Bad Girls”–the song about hookers–a lot because I often use it on this site to describe whores on the left AND the right (and it’s one of my workout tunes, too, with a great track along with terrific jazz trumpets and saxophones in the background). I used some of the song’s lyrics for my column on then-Michigan Democratic Party Chairman Melvin “Butch” Hollowell, when he got caught soliciting a prostitute at a seedy Detroit donut shop. My late father used to hilariously mock “She Works Hard for the Money,” when that video came on the screen, when I watched MTV (and it still featured music videos).
Donna Summer was really hot in the ’70s and early ’80s with her string of disco hits. And she performed in Israel, never listening to Palestinian and Muslim boycott demands. Last year, she performed at the annual fundraising banquet of the Israeli Leadership Council (ILC) in Beverly Hills. The ILC helps to foster a strong American-Israel relationship and includes projects such as donating to Israeli victims of Islamic terrorism in Sderot, Israel.
But she wasn’t always classy or worthy of applause. One of her hit songs, “Love to Love You Baby,” was notably filled with mock orgasm noises and moans. Yuck. After her career faded, she remained big among the gay community, a community which I’m sure will refuse to recognize that . . .
Muslims killed Donna Summer.
Donna Summer, Rest In Peace.
Tags: 9/11 Attacks, Donna Summer, Donna Summer RIP, friend of Israel, Islam, Islamic Terrorism, Israel, Israeli Leadership Council, pro-Israel
Her big hit “Hot Stuff” was given a comedic “poetic” reading by the late Steve Allen in the early 1980’s, both on his short-lived 1980-81 “Steve Allen Comedy Hour” and a guest appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson.” I can still hear his deadpan/stentorian “Hot, hot, hot . . . stuff, stuff, stuff” in my head to this day. As for Ms. Summer’s oeuvre, besides that one, I’ve long been partial towards “Last Dance,” “Heaven Knows,” “Bad Girls,” “On the Radio” and “She Works Hard for the Money.” Her rendition of “MacArthur Park,” not so much, since Richard Harris’ definitive version (produced by its writer, Jimmy Webb) has been hard-wired into my head for eons. And “Dim All the Lights” came so close after the late Teddy Pendergrass’ “Turn Off the Lights” that there was a very slight similarity in sound in certain spots.
As for her duet with Ms. Streisand, the title was “No More Tears (Enough Is Enough),” whose release was split between both their labels (Columbia put out the 45, Casablanca the 12″ single). I remember reading in a contemporary Us magazine article back in 1979 about the making of the song, that getting the two together to record that song was, essentially, almost equivalent to herding two cats into a room (an analogy courtesy political “comic” Will Durst).
ConcernedPatriot on May 17, 2012 at 3:28 pm