By Debbie Schlussel

Check out the video below of a new ad by Burger King that was just yanked by the fast food chain.  It’s apparently “RACISM!” because it features a has-been, “Nadia’s Theme”-stealing Black pop star (Mary J. Blige) touting Burger King’s chicken snack wrap sandwich.  Yup, the thought police’s newest rule is that if you use a spokesperson/endorser from an ethnic group that stereotypically likes and eats the food being advertised, it’s RACISM!  So, it’s a good thing Murray Lender is dead because, after all, using him in a bagel ad ever again, would be BIGOTRY!!!!

Black America’s race-merchants-in-chief are up in arms against both Burger King AND Blige.  BK is apparently full of racist bigots, and Blige is an Uncle Tom (or Aunt Tomiqua?).  And Blige is now lying, claiming she didn’t approve the ad as it ran, that it “wasn’t what I expected” and wasn’t a finished product.  Huh?  She’s singing the fried chicken sandwich jingle.  Did someone put a gun to her head?  Did she expect something different to come out of her mouth than the words she actually sang? Nope. She knew damn well what she was doing and that there was nothing wrong with it.  But, since has-beens in the Black community can’t be seen as betrayers of “the struggle,” she’s making up this story that she didn’t see the ad as it ran and never wanted that.  It reminds me of Sharon Stone all up in arms over the silver screen wide shot of her naked crotch in “Basic Instinct,” claiming she never knew that was gonna be like that.   Huh?  She willingly went “commando” and allowed a  camera up her skirt.  What did she think it was about? Read the rest of this entry »

By BunkBeds.Net

How often do you look back at memories of your childhood, good or bad? My guest is pretty often. I know I do! Little things bring forth that feeling of nostalgia. Maybe you remember a special toy, a song you loved to listen to, or those “forts” you made on the bottom bunk of your bunk bed. Either way, childhood memories tend to pop into your head no matter who you are.

This is important to think about, especially if you have or work with children. The things you do with them will create those long lasting memories. What do you want them to remember? If you answered the bunk beds, you are in the right direction. You see, these enjoyable childhood memories are a big part of what makes a person.

If you have children, think of your childhood memories and try to come up with fun activities. Help them create memories. Tell them about your own childhood memories and help them to create them along with you. Parents are the most important people in a child’s life, so why shouldn’t you be at the center of these great memories?

Too many parents don’t realize this early enough. Sadly, it isn’t until children become teenagers that parents realize how fast they are growing up and how many opportunities to create great memories they have already missed. Even worse, by this time your child will probably already be trying to become more independent, leaving you fewer chances to create these memories.

Don’t let your child’s childhood pass you by! Buy them bunk beds, have water balloon fights, be silly and let your child see it. These types of memories will last a life time for both you and your child. Think of that great feeling you have when you remember the great moments of your childhood and realize why you want to give that gift to your children.

By Debbie Schlussel

There is no justice when Muslims hijack judges in an American city the way they hijacked planes on 9/11. And that’s what happened today in Dearbornistan Heights, Michigan–which, like neighboring Dearbornistan, is home to the most concentrated population of Muslims outside the Middle East.

A Detroit-area judge, today, dismissed charges against four Muslim thug football players who violently attacked a Christian kid.  The judge, Dearborn Heights Judge Mark Plawecki, is beholden to Muslims and recently received an award from Islamic terrorist Imad Hamad and his pro-Hezbollah/HAMAS, Muslim-dominated American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC), on whose board the Islamo-thug’s lawyer sat and of which he was an officer. Judge Plawecki is elected by Dearbornistan Heights’ dominant and growing Muslim population. And he wants to get re-elected, so he can continue to collect his annual $140,000-plus in annual tax-paid salary plus generous benefits. If you’re not Muslim, and you’re in court before him versus Muslims, good luck. He knows on which side his pita is buttered. And he’ll give you the kind of “justice” his Hezbollah-supporting buddies in Dearborn Heights demand. (As I’ve told you, his colleague on the Dearbornistan Heights bench is a Hezbollah judge (David Turfe.)

Plawecki and other area judges often improperly appear at “Judges Night” events for this pan-Muslim, pro-terrorist organization headed by a PFLP terrorist (Hamad) who also committed immigration and marriage fraud.  The purpose of these “Judges Nights” is to influence judge’s decisions in cases involving Muslims against non-Muslims and vice versa.  And it worked.  The four football players’ lawyer, Nabih Ayad (his family ties to Hezbollah, the the $100,000-plus student loans he didn’t pay and for which he was found guilty), is tight with ADC’s Hamad and previously served on its executive board and as its lawyer.  (I’ve told you all about Ayad, about whom I’ve written a great deal, including his losing National Security Agency wiretap lawsuit, and /his failed niqab (full-ninja face veil) lawsuit.)

Judge Plawecki should have recused himself from the case.  Instead, he resorted to comparing a violent attack by four people on one small kid–all of whom had agreed the game was over–to elbowing a basketball player.
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By Debbie Schlussel

Eager to woo Hispanic voters (and perhaps solidify a Vice Presidential nomination), Florida’s U.S. Senator, Marco Rubio, as planning to introduce what he calls “a scaled-back version of the DREAM Act,” the Democrat bill which gives college scholarships, in-state tuition, and de facto amnesty to millions of thousands of illegal aliens.  Don’t believe the hype. Rubio’s version is just as bad. And it has the Romney campaign fingerprints all over it.

Rubio’s plan will give legal status to illegal aliens brought here as children, if they enroll in college or the military.  But that would give plenty of illegal aliens permission to remain here.  Plenty of dangerous illegal aliens, including the illegal alien children of Muslims who come here.  Plenty of them go to college.  It doesn’t mean they hate America or love jihad any less than they already do.  We don’t need to give them “legal status” or in-state tuition or anything else.  We need to deport them.  And note that you haven’t heard Mitt Romney–who claims he’ll be tough on illegal aliens and whom Rubio endorsed–saying he’s against the Rubio pipe DREAM Act.  And that’s because Romney is behind this nod and wink toward illegal aliens.  Rubio is doing Etchy-Sketchy (with emphasis on the Sketchy part) Romney’s Hispanic outreach with this.

Congressional Republicans and Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign are working to fashion proposals that could make up ground with Hispanic voters, concerned rhetoric on immigration from many in the party is turning away the increasingly powerful constituency.

Sen. Marco Rubio (R., Fla.) is developing a scaled-back version of the Dream Act, which would allow people brought to the U.S. as children to gain legal status, but not citizenship, if they enroll in college or the military. Several Senate Republicans have signed on to bipartisan legislation aimed at broadening access to the legal immigrant visa system. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Score yet another airheaded actress who thinks she’s so important that her Jew-hatred and anti-Israel venom matters.  This time, it’s Emma Thompson, who played a witch and professor at the Hogwarts school for witches and wizards in the “Harry Potter” movies.  Apparently, she learned nothing from the Muslim honor-killing attempt on another Harry Potter actress.  Better to hate the Jews, instead, than point out the religion we should all worry about.

Ironically, Thompson is upset over a London performance of Shakespeare’s, “The Merchant of Venice.” Not because the play is anti-Semitic (a notorious example of Shakespeare’s Jew-hatred), but because she’s anti-Semitic and doesn’t want Israeli Jews performing in it. Chinese human rights abusers and Palestinian terrorism supporters will be performing, too. But she has no problem with them. Hey, she wasn’t just playing a witch in the Potter movies.

Not that part of her beef is that Israel actually allows Jews to live anywhere they want. I suppose Emma Thompson is all in favor of redlining Blacks . . . just as she is with Jews. I wonder how she’d feel if we told bad actresses in cheesy movies where they could and could not live, like, say, in the mountains of Kandahar.

Two-time Oscar winner Emma Thompson is among three dozen actors, directors and writers protesting the inclusion of an Israeli theater company at an upcoming Shakespeare festival in England. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Growing up in a Black neighborhood, graduating from a majority Black high school, and living in a Black city, if only I had a dime for every time someone Black told me they were “part Cherokee” (or some other Indian tribe).  But a Black ancestry and genetics expert says most Black claims of being part Indian just aren’t borne out in DNA testing.  No, you are not a Navajo princess.

I’m sure you remember the self-important Henry Louis “Skip” Gates, Jr.  He’s the race-baiter who whined ad nauseam about his arrest by the Cambridge police and got Barack Obama to stick his nose in it.  I don’t like the guy or his divisive race-based politics.  But I gotta give him credit for having the guts to tell the truth about a common myth among Black Americans, something he’s proven to be false in genetic tests he conducts for his Palestinian Broadcasting System show, “Finding Your Roots.”  And for showing a form of racial resentment:  that many Blacks are disappointed when they learn how much White European blood they have (including Cory Booker, the New Jersey Mayor who recently cuddled up to Muslims and attacked the NYPD for conducting legitimate terrorism investigations that saved American lives).

Mr. Gates breaks down each of his guests’ racial makeup into a simple pie chart. In an episode . . ., Newark Mayor Cory Booker discovers he is 47% African, 45% European, and 7% Asian or Native American. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

It’s no surprise that–after repeatedly saying they would not seek to take over the Egyptian government and seek its presidency–the Muslim Brotherhood is now seeking exactly that.  But what’s absolutely disgusting (and also no surprise) is that John McCain discussed this power quest with Khairat Al-Shater a/k/a Khairat El-Sharit a/k/a Khairat Ash-Shater, the group’s former chief financier and second in command, and encouraged him to run.  McCain, according to Egyptian Arabic media reports, also told Al-Shater that the U.S. had no objections to the transfer of power in Egypt to the Muslim Brotherhood, birthing organization to HAMAS, Al-Qaeda, and Yasser Arafat, nor to Al-Shater leading Egypt as its President.

As I’ve said before, we would be no better off with this utter a-hole as President instead of Barack Hussein Obama.  (The only difference is that we would have a fat first daughter drag queen wearing ugly clothes that are too tight on her, instead of a first lady drag queen wearing ugly clothes that are too tight on her.)

Shorouk News (“shorouk” means “sunrise” in Arabic) reports that McCain met with Al-Shater, advised him that the U.S. had no objections to his candidacy for the Egyptian Presidency, and that he said the U.S. government was not opposed to the Muslim Brotherhood assuming power in Egypt.  Here’s just an excerpt from the story (my translation):

Muslim Brotherhood sources tell “Sunrise News” that the deputy leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, Khairat Al-Shater, discussed his decision to declare his candidacy for the Presidency of Egypt with U.S. Senator John McCain two months ago, and that the latter had assured him there was no objection in the U.S. administration toward the Brotherhood assuming the Presidency. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

So many movies, so little to recommend.  Here’s what’s new at movie theaters, this weekend (I did not see “Wrath of the Titans”–sorry):

*  “Mirror Mirror“:  More like, “Xena Snow White Warrior Princess.”  Everything has a political agenda, these days.  And that includes what was once a charming fairy tale.

They took the Snow White story and turned Snow White into a feminist she-man warrior and the prince (Armie Hammer) into a wimpy dope. The warrior Snow White who kicks butt is the tiny Lily Collins, daughter of retired Genesis lead singer, Phil Collins and she slays men twice her size.  She swashbuckles with and beats the prince, also twice her size. Toward the end, Snow White locks the prince up, telling him that she grew up in the castle “reading so many stories where the prince rescues the princess.  And I think it’s time to change that story.”  Gloria Steinem and Betty Friedan would be proud.  Yuck. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

When my late father was alive, he’d occasionally buy Lotto, Powerball, or Mega Millions lottery tickets when the pot was very big.  He’d always note that the odds of winning are worse than your odds of getting struck by lightning multiple times.  But it was fun to play and dream.  He and his secretary, Lillian, would occasionally buy each other tickets as gifts.  So, my question to you is:  are you buying tickets in today’s Mega Million lottery?

Tonight, when the numbers are picked, your odds of winning are something like 176 million to one.  The chances you’ll win are beyond infinitesmally small. If my dad had invested lottery ticket money in Apple stock, he wouldn’t have the fun of dreaming and wishing.  But he’d have made a small fortune.  The mostly lower-class, working-class, and blue collar Americans who make up the vast majority of lottery ticket buyers would have made an even bigger fortune because many of them buy lottery tickets twice a week and more frequently.  They are the ones who can least afford to waste even a few dollars every week on this.  It adds up.  And they throw it away.  That’s why I call the lottery–especially these giant lotteries–the poor man’s voluntary tax.  That’s exactly what it is.  Don’t believe the hype that it is anything otherwise.

And, as I frequently point out on this site, even the few “lucky” people who do win that money are almost always visited upon by tragedy, disaster, and ruin in the aftermath. Think the lottery win made this scary couple into better people? Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

Sandra Zaher was apparently swayed by what I call, “the most effective form of free speech”:  pillow talk.  Zaher, an immigration lawyer in Canada, is married to an Arab.  And she has a booming business helping Muslims defraud Canadian and U.S. immigration authorities.  At least, it was booming until she got caught.  What I want to know is why it is even necessary to lie to Canadian immigration authorities.  In hockey, they refer to parties like that (particularly, goalies) as “sieves.”  They let everything–and everyone–in.

So the Muslims Ms. Zaher helped must have really been terrorists (they let those into Canada–and the U.S.–too; see, Imad Hamad, Tariq Ramadan, etc.). On the other hand, only barely mentioned in Canadian coverage of the story, Zaher helped Muslims immigrate from Syria, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates to the United States, too. How many of her Muslim clients committed immigration fraud to get here? I’d bet a lot.

The RCMP has charged a Windsor immigration lawyer and her assistant for allegedly counseling individuals to make refugee claims based on fake stories.

Sandra Zaher and her assistant Diana Al-Masalkhi were arrested on Thursday and charged with misrepresentation, counseling misrepresentation and fabricating evidence. . . . Read the rest of this entry »