By Debbie Schlussel

Just before the new year, we learned that, in mid-December, a private “commercial” U.S. plane made an “emergency landing” in Iran, where the plane and its “American” passengers were helped out by Iran and then sent on their merry way to one of the Arab Gulf states. Who was on that plane and what were they doing?

It’s not every day that Iran lets Americans who “accidentally” end up in Iran go free. Usually, those Americans–even if they hate America (and Israel), themselves, as was the case with the American “hikers”–are accused of being spies for the “evil American Satan” and the “Zionist Empire” and are locked up for a long time, while they are used as a political football. Amir Hekmati, a Shi’ite Muslim from Michigan who served in the U.S. Marines, for example, still rots in Iran, where he is accused of being a CIA spy because he went to visit his grandmother, and that’s despite the fact that he was serving the purposes of the Shi’ites against Sunnis when he served in the U.S. Armed Forces.

So what’s going on here? Who were these “Americans”? And what were they really doing in Iran? I’m not buying this story. My theory: these were Shi’ite Muslims from the U.S. who went to the Gulf states to do some of Iran’s bidding. That’s how it works, and we know that the Arab gulf, especially the United Arab Emirates, is a key shipping point for nuclear material and components headed to Iran. Or could it be a that Barack Obama secretly sent a team of CIA agents or diplomats to negotiate with Iran on this plane? We’ll never know. I’m not big on conspiracy theories, but the “facts” of the story, as they are presented in the news media and Iranian media, don’t wash. Iran doesn’t let people like this go . . . unless they are doing the bidding of ayatollahs. My BS meter went gangbusters when I read this story.

A small American commercial plane left Iran Sunday after it was repaired following an emergency landing at an Iranian airport this month, state TV reported. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Other than Barack Hussein Obama, the winner of the year in 2012 is . . . (drum roll) . . . Nafissatou Diallo. On December 10th, the Muslim alien from Guinea, who committed immigration fraud to get a green card and then committed more fraud to shake down and take down the International Monetary Fund (IMF) managing director, walked out of a Bronx, New York courtroom with a reported $6 million settlement from French billionaire and former IMF-chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn, after lying about an alleged rape. It’s probably the most expensive “Lewinsky” ever.

But, far worse, it sends a huge message to the rest of the world that immigration fraud by Muslim aliens is not only rewarded in America, but then you can entrap a billionaire and walk out a rich woman who never has to work again. Only in America. And, yet, they claim the movie “Pretty Woman” is fiction (except that in this case, it would be titled “Hideous Woman,” and no opera-going was involved, but same difference). And Diallo, the phony who claimed to be a devout Muslim who donned a headscarf, never ever was seen in an actual headscarf before. But after walking out of court a newly rich chick, the smiling Diallo donned a leopard-print hijab, a symbol of solidarity with the Muslim let’s-screw-America-and-the-West mentality of the “Religion of Peace.” And religion of $6 million BJs. She had help in all of this from Bronx County Judge Douglas McKeon, who promised her “a fair shake” and gave her far more than that in helping pressure the parties to this absurd settlement. He said, “I’ve developed a great affection for all of you, and have gotten to know Ms. Diallo through the time that I spent with her.” Yup, sounds like a fair and impartial judge to me . . . NOT.

And she had help from federal authorities, who refuse to prosecute Diallo for immigration fraud and strip her of all rights to be in the U.S., despite the fact that she admitted to lying to U.S. authorities in writing about being gang-raped by fellow Muslims and falsely claiming to be the victim of female genital mutilation in Guinea, her sole claims to asylum here in the States. The feds also refused to prosecute Diallo, despite the fact that wiretaps of conversations with her drug dealer boyfriend–an illegal alien in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention–and checks of her bank account records showed that she was illegally money-laundering over $100,000 for the drug dealer illegal alien. And from New York authorities, who refused to prosecute Diallo, after those same phone wiretaps recorded Diallo telling her boyfriend that she wasn’t raped but that she set the whole thing up to shake DSK down. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Over a week ago, I showed you the absurd “Demand a Plan” video starring many hypocritical, wealthy celebrities, all of whom can afford expensive, ARMED bodyguards and equally exorbitant high-tech security systems, while the rest of us can only depend on our guns to keep us safe. As I noted, the video is a project of a gun control outfit, Mayors Against Illegal Guns, of which New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is the chief perpetrator. All of these celebs in the video want to take away your Second Amendment rights, and yet most of them engage in and promote gun violence, themselves. Somebody pretty clever, using the sexually explicit screen name, “Mike Hunt” (get it?) created and posted this terrific YouTube video interspersing video of these frauds’ and hypocrites’ unwanted lectures with video exposing what they really are and stand for. Check it out. And then, after that, check out the videos of one great and sadly late celeb who would never ever call for gun control, but for the kind that is comprised only of good and steady aim.

By the way, here is “Mike Hunt’s” commentary with the video (I’ve inserted the dashes). Some of this comments are spot on. The rest sound like Ron Paulistinian nuttery.

These self-serving whores of the 1% love guns and violence as long as they can line their pockets. Hey these hypocritical a–holes “probably” voted for and support Obama…how many kids has he killed with his toy drones and foreign policy? When you elect leaders that commit mass murder, don’t be surprised when the citizens follow suit.

These f–ks can stand on their soapboxes all they want…just as long as they wrap an extension cord around their necks and jump.

I don’t agree with the drones comment or the attacks on American foreign policy. Make no apologies for the drones taking out our enemies with limited harm to us. The drones are the only good thing we are doing over there. We should also be dropping giant bombs, instead of handing out candy and building roads for those who hate us. (And note that he uses the song, “Kill a Celebrity” by Ramallah, a rock band named after the “Palestinian” “capital.”)

In any event, here are the only celebrity gun control videos I like. The first one is the classic sheltered liberal versus Second Amendment advocate debate:

More Appropriate Celebrity “Gun Control” Videos: Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

And now we see yet another double standard in charging hate crimes. It all depends on whether the Muslim is the victim or the perpetrator.

In recent weeks, two men were killed when they were deliberately pushed off the New York subway platform, and both involve Islam But only one–in which the perceived “Muslim” is the victim rather than the actual perpetrator–was charged with a hate crime. As you probably know, the perpetrator of the most recent case, Erika Menendez, pushed Sunando Sen, an Indian Hindu, to his death from the platform of New York’s 40th Street-Lowery Street station, because she thought he was Muslim and hated Muslims and Hindus ever since 9/11. (Not sure how Hindus, who’ve been repeated victims of Islamic violence and terrorism, got lumped in, but it isn’t the first time American idiots can’t get straight who perpetrated 9/11 (like the ones who murdered a Sikh just after the attacks), and is to be expected since the media, pop culture, and politicians still aren’t sure who committed 9/11 and won’t pin it on the actual perpetrators: Muslims.) She allegedly said:

I pushed a Muslim off the train tracks because I hate Hindus and Muslims ever since 2001 when they put down the twin towers I’ve been beating them up. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Retired General Norman Schwarzkopf, Jr., who died yesterday at age 78, was definitely a patriot who served America with honor and valor in battle (including courageously risking his life in Vietnam), and he deserves tremendous credit and kudos for that. But on the Middle East, particularly Israel, his record was mixed and swung both ways, and it should be noted.

When the David Petraeus-Paula Broadwell-Jill Khawam Kelley scandal hit the news (remember that?), I wrote about the fact that Islamic terrorists, including Islamic Jihad founder and chief, Sami Al-Arian, taught our nation’s top generals at Central Command at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida, and successfully poisoned them against Israel and in favor of Arabism. I mentioned General Schwarzkopf and the fact that he made some statements about Israel that made him a popular guy in Arab and Muslim circles.

While I couldn’t find a lot of the General’s statements on Israel online–this was before the internet, after all, he did spout the usual conventional baloney that the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is the root of all of our problems in the Middle East. And, as we’re seeing today more than ever, it is no such thing. Despite idiotic claims of celebrated empty suits like Slobbert Spencer (who said it on FOX News), Israel has nothing to do with the ascendancy of radicals in Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Syria, and so on. Schwarzkopf’s statement about the Palestinian issue being the key problem in the Mid-East and how it must be solved was celebrated and repeated over and over by James Zogby, the anti-Israel, pro-Hezbollah/HAMAS chief of the Arab American Institute, in columns all over the world. Although I believe it was distorted, after having read the original statement, as quoted by the Los Angeles Times:

The most important factor to stability and peace in the Middle East is the resolution of the Palestinian question. I’d never go into what that solution should be. I’ll leave that to the diplomats. But this is the major impediment to peace.

In Schwarzkopf’s 1992 book, “It Doesn’t Take a Hero : The Autobiography of General H. Norman Schwarzkopf,” Schwarzkopf expressed relief that Israel wasn’t included in Central Command (CENTCOM) with the other Middle Eastern countries, and, instead, remains in European Command (EUCOM), because he didn’t want to offend the Arabs, a dhimmi attitude that is the reason the Arabs respect us less and less:

European Command also kept Israel, which from my viewpoint was a help: I’d have had difficulty impressing the Arabs with Central Command’s grasp of geopolitical nuance if one of the stops on my itinerary had been Tel Aviv. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

The feminists at the Coran/Crescent News Network, CNN (a/k/a are Al-Jazeera English #2), are upset with me and list one of my movie reviews as one of the “Lows for Women in Hollywood” of 2012. That’s a badge of honor. My “crime” is pointing out that all of these “she-man” warriors in the movies of late aren’t realistic, that they are absurd fantasies of the Rosie O’Donnell/”View” Hags/Gloria Steinem/Eleanor Smeal crowd on crack, and that men are still the physically stronger sex in real life. But these idiots would rather stick to their delusional cinematic propaganda that Kristen Stewart and Jennifer Lawrence can best men twice their size and weight.

This year’s influx of big screen heroines appears to be a leap toward equality, prompting praise from film critics such as A.O. Scott of The New York Times. Off screen, however, things were a little more complicated. . . . The sheer increase of strong female characters isn’t enough . . . .

Back on the big screen, Stewart’s Snow White character was berated for being too masculine by critics such as Debbie Schlussel. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Something that happened on “Wheel of Fortune,” last week, is telling. But what ABC News did to blame it on Pat Sajak is even more telling on how the news media lies and makes up stuff (not that this is news to us, but it’s yet another stark example).

The “Wheel of Fortune” judges refused to award Renee Durette, a Navy Intel Specialist from Florida, thousands of dollars she won the game show because she used the folksy Southern vernacular in pronouncing “Seven Swans-A-Swimming.” I think she was robbed. I don’t drop my “g”s at the end of “ing” words, but many Americans do. It’s common in the American English vernacular. And I wonder, if a Black Ebonics speaker was on the show and pronounced it that way, would the judges on the show deny him/her the prizes? I doubt it. And if they did, Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson would get the race cards ready to play. Maybe they don’t like Americans serving in the military or Red State Southerners. What do you think? Should they have awarded her the prize for guessing the phrase? Watch the video below.

Then, watch the second video below. On it, ABC News–both its anchor and the reporter–lie and blame it on Pat Sajak. But if you watch the first video, it’s clear that this wasn’t Pat Sajak’s decison. It was the decision of the game show’s judges, not Sajak, who set off the buzzer. But with clever editing ABC News made it look like it was Pat Sajak’s decision, and the anchor SAYS it was “the host” Pat Sajak’s decision. Not true. I wonder if this has something to do with the fact that Sajak is an avowed conservative and once hosted a FOX News show. Hmm . . . . In the third video, ABC finally admits it was the “Wheel of Fortune” judges. Watch that video, as it raises the question: does “Wheel of Fortune” hate Southerners? Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Sorry I didn’t post my reviews of the new movies out Christmas Day, but I wasn’t feeling well and needed a brief break. This is supposed to be the time of year when Hollywood puts out its best stuff. No such luck. Not even close. It’s just dreck. I can’t recommend any of the new movies that debuted in theaters yesterday, and here’s why:

* “Django Unchained“: This movie is a three-hour-long anti-White racism-fest. Yes, slavery happened in America, and the slaves were Blacks who were enslaved by Whites (and some other Blacks). But there were also some good White people, abolitionists who worked for the freedom of slaves. And, yet, not a single White American in this movie is a good person. All of them, with the exception of a German immigrant dentist/bounty hunter, are evil (and stupid). And you know why director Quentin Tarantino made the one good guy a German, don’t you? Because four score (the movie takes place in 1858) years later, the Germans were the Nazis we fought, the Nazis who enslaved the Jews. You’ve probably heard about Jamie Foxx bragging on “Saturday Night Live” that he gets to kill White people in this movie and gets paid for it. But that’s not news, since he utters the same line in the movie and that line is in many of the trailers promoting it.

And, since this is a Tarantino flick, it goes without saying that the movie is extremely bloody, gory, and violent–perhaps more than the other Tarantino movies. If Tarantino really wanted to do a good western, he wouldn’t have done this. Instead, he wanted to do a tribute to the Obama fans of the world and pile on everyone else, somehow justifying the non-stop affirmative action, minority set-asides, and other race-based favoritism in America. He also wanted to give the hip-hop, single-mother, welfare-addicted, drug-using segment of our society something to feel good about . . . that they are better than the White “crackers,” who “did this” to them. But, in fact, most Whites in America today, don’t come from that stock. For example, my ancestors were busy being raped and tortured in pogroms by anti-Semitic Poles in Europe at the time. They had nothing to do with slavery or what happened then. So, this movie, as a justification for all the Black racism against White people and all the legs up the government gives minorities, just doesn’t work for me. The “Get Whitey” ethos of this movie isn’t what we need more of. We need far less. And, as you may have read, it’s full of the N-word, though I expected that, since it does take place at the time of slavery in the South. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

To all of my Christian Readers & Friends, I wish you a very merry Christmas. I hope you are enjoying the holiday and that yours is full of family, good food, and fun.

Even though I believe very strongly in my own religion, I am thankful that, for now, America’s strong Christian tradition remains because it means that, with G-d’s help, I can continue to practice my religion freely. As I’ve said so many times before on this site, even though I do not believe in Christ, I do believe that America has resisted becoming a Muslim nation thus far because of its strong Christian heritage and the fact that the majority of Americans still identify as Christians. Look to Europe, and you’ll see why every single country there is moving toward becoming an Islamic state. Yes, a good part of it is because of immigration and birthrate problems that face America as well. And because of the welfare state for these immigrants and multiple births, as well as an orthodoxy of multiculturalism. But, ultimately, it’s because Europe has lost its Christian faith and more and more are either unaffiliated or atheist. We are experiencing that problem in the States as well, but it’s to a far lesser, much slower degree. As I always say, atheists and lapsed Christians are future Muslims, ripe for the picking.

While Jews were an active part of every step of American history, from its founding to all of its battles (we fought in every one, including the Revolutionary War–American history is inextricably part of Jewish history and vice versa), and America is really a Judeo-Christian country, for all intents and purposes, it is a Christian nation (unless we continue to do nothing about the ever-increasing encroachment by Islam on our shores). And that’s why America’s still around and as we know it, though that could change and in the long-term demographics, it looks like it will change because we’ve done nothing to stop that. Yes, sadly, we have our fair share of wimpitude and “Bending Over Syndrome” and are only a few decades behind Europe, as more and more Americans become less involved with their Christian faith and more concerned with the Kartrashians, the winner of “The Voice,” and when Brad Pitt and Palestina Jolie will get married and adopt another Muslim baby. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Some of the biggest customers of luxury automaker Bentley are Muslim sheikhs and oil barons. Now, apparently, many of Bentley’s workers are Muslim, too. And the company decided to fire its longtime Christian chaplain because he might offend Muslims by his very existence. Think this can’t or won’t happen here in the United States? Think again. It already has. And here’s a preview of more to come from the United Kingdom (of Islamistan). The article doesn’t mention the religion question, but despite the obvious tiptoeing around, we know exactly which religion it is:

Every week for ten years the Rev Francis Cooke visited the shop floor at Bentley, offering counselling and advice to the luxury car maker’s workers.

But only days before Christmas he has been made redundant because the company says he might offend non-Christians. Read the rest of this entry »