By Debbie Schlussel

This morning, Detroit-based ABC radio affiliate WJR host Frank Beckmann–a so-called conservative whose show precedes Rush Limbaugh’s and Sean Hannity’s on the station–defended noted anti-Semite Henry Ford and denied the fact that Ford associated with Hitler, claiming the “charge” was “crazy stuff” and said that calling Ford an anti-Semite was a “wild idea.”  The pro-Hezbollah, CAIR-pandering moron Beckmann, also stated on the air,

I didn’t know this:  Henry Ford owned a newspaper?

Whatta dumbass.

Don’t Know Much About History: Islamo-Pandering Herr Frank Beckmann is Nazi-Panderer, Too

In a discussion of some person with the surname of Pip, Beckmann said that the Pip person’s father founded a newspaper, “The Pip Report,” to compete with Henry Ford’s newspaper because he claimed that Henry Ford was anti-Semitic and sending people to Germany to gather information against the Jews.  Beckmann called the allegations against Ford–that he was anti-Semitic and associated with Hitler:

Wild ideas. . . .  This is crazy stuff.

Uh, not only is it not a “wild idea” or “crazy stuff,” it is fact.

Anyone who is informed even a whit knows that Henry Ford was not only a noted anti-Semite, but that he regularly–for 91 weeks in a row–published blatant anti-Jewish editorials in his Dearborn Independent Newspaper.  It’s well-documented stuff that has been reported over and over again.  It is well known that Ford published the anti-Semitic “Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion” and “The International Jew (Volume 2); The World’s Foremost Problem” (which he, himself, authored), and spread this vile “literature” far and wide in America.

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By Debbie Schlussel

If I were Osama Bin Laden (and the rest of the Muslim world) I’d be laughing at the big cry-baby Republicans chose as Speaker of the House. Last night on “60 Minutes” (and a lot through recent months), John Boehner cried and cried and cried . . . over nothing.  It’s absurd.  Real men don’t do this. And he needs to take the advice that so many Tea Party rally speakers meant for Obama and the Democrats: MAN. UP.

Watch the video of John “Waterworks” Boehner . . .

Boehner cried about speaking to school children and said he can’t do it anymore because he cries too much.  There’s something wrong with this guy. He cried about, well, everything. I can see men crying at Auschwitz or about the serious illness or loss of a close loved one or a serious injury that changes life forever.  But John Boehner cries about everything.  It’s embarrassing.  I’m embarrassed that, instead of toughness, the world sees the weakness of Obama and the emotional weakness of Boehner.

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By Debbie Schlussel

I have ambivalent feelings toward “Full Dark, No Stars,” Stephen King’s latest novel. It’s different than most of his books, in that there are four lengthy “short” stories, rather than one. So, in that respect, I guess it’s not technically a novel. But that’s not why I have mixed emotions.

While I couldn’t put this book down at times, it was just soooo dark and depressing. And the book is graphic in its grisly murders and assaults (not to mention, explicit language). Plus, the one victim in the book who takes just revenge feels guilty about her vengeance and wants to tell the world. Such a liberal. And King’s anti-Christian, anti-religious worldview is evident, in that at least two characters shout to you–or rather, King proudly shouts on their behalf to you–that they don’t believe in G-d. Still, perhaps I am wrong about that, since at least one of those who doesn’t believe in G-d gets his in the end. And, in three out of the four stories, murderers pay in a poetic justice only G-d could mete out.

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By Debbie Schlussel

Nothing great at the box office, this weekend. The best choice is the third installment of the Chronicles of Narnia movies, but not by much.

* “Black Swan“: This movie is much hyped as an Academy Award-worthy flick by a ton of critics and media types. Don’t believe the hype. This movie was nothing more than “Showgirls” with tutus (and a little more clothing) with a ton of neuroses and craziness mixed in. I “learned” from this movie that in order to be a great ballerina, you must be oversexed and masturbate a lot. At least that’s what the explicit instruction is in this over-rated garbage in a high-brow wrapper. The music of “Swan Lake” is so beautiful. What a shame it’s perverted by this neurotic, libidinous trash.  Oh, and I also learned that Barbara Hershey is still alive (she plays the mother of the lead character) and that Winona Ryder has graduated from shop-lifting to has-been prima ballerina.

Natalie Portman plays a neurotic ballerina in a New York ballet company performing the White Swan and Black Swan in “Swan Lake.” She wants to be the prima ballerina and gets the job. But she’s so paranoid and delusional that she takes her rivalry with partying fellow ballerina Mila Kunis to an extreme . . . in her head. She has delusions of lesbian sex with Kunis and sex with her oversexed ballet company director (Vincent Cassel), who is in fact hitting on her (as he does with a lot of his ballerinas). If constantly crying and pouting means you should get an Academy Award, then Portman should get one. But I don’t think that’s among the criteria.

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By Debbie Schlussel

I thought you’d get a kick out of this reel tape of some of my many TV appearances.  Bad video, bad hair, bad make-up.   But I had fun doing all of ’em.  Check it out, including me telling off Weird Al Sharpton (in the second video):

By Debbie Schlussel

Barack Obama’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under girlie-man,  fru-fru Kimpton-Hotel-loving John “The Moron” Morton (who hangs with Jew-haters) is an outrage.  But here’s a current news story that harkens back to when “The ICE Princess,” the incompetent Julie L. Myers “ran” the agency (into the ground) under Bush.  And it’s disgusting.  A Saudi Prince was jailed for killing a man with his BMW.  But the Bush/Myers ICE helped the prince flee the country and escape serving his entire sentence.  ICE . . . and incompetent Martha’s Vineyard probation officials.

ICE Princess Julie Myers Helped Killer Saudi Prince Bader Go Free, Escape Sentence

Truly sickening:

An alleged fugitive Arab prince convicted of killing a Cambridge dad with his BMW can’t “have (his) cake and eat it, too” by asking the state’s highest court to forgive and forget him while thumbing his royal nose at its rules, Suffolk prosecutor John Zanini argued yesterday.

The Supreme Judicial Court took under advisement a request by lawyers for Saudi royal Bader Al-Saud to wipe clean a default warrant outstanding for his arrest since 2008 — which is when probation officials claim they first discovered he’d walked out of a Martha’s Vineyard jail on July 20, 2006, and boarded a flight home in first class without notifying them.

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By Debbie Schlussel

I used to like actor Liam Neeson, especially after he played a father rescuing his daughter from a Muslim sex slavery ring in “Taken” (read my review).  But I always warned that his mother-in-law is anti-Semitic, pro-Islamic terrorist, friend-of-Arafat, Qaeda-concubine, Vanessa Redgrave.  And clearly her propaganda has finally seeped in and poisoned Neeson’s mind.

On Friday (tomorrow), the latest installment of “The Chronicles of Narnia” movies comes out in theaters (my review will be posted on this site, then).  And Neeson–as he has in the previous two Narnia movies–provides the voice for Aslan, the lion in the movie.  Anyone who knows Narnia author C.S. Lewis’ Christian orientation, knows that the Narnia books are supposed to be metaphors for the stories of the Christian faith and the New Testament stories.  Although I am not Christian and don’t believe in Christ, it’s clear that Lewis meant the lion, Aslan, to symbolize Christ.  Aslan is willingly slaughtered to death in the first movie as an allegory for the crucifixion.

But that didn’t stop Liam Neeson from engaging in the traditional Redgrave family delusions and claiming the lion symbolizes Mohammed. Here’s his nonsense:

Aslan symbolises a Christ-like figure but he also symbolises for me Mohammed, Buddha and all the great spiritual leaders and prophets over the centuries.

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By Debbie Schlussel

It’s not “The Gift of the Magi.”  But still a pretty touching story about sacrificing what you really treasure to save those you really love.

Would you give up a possible dream job in the NFL to care for your parents?  Keith Fitzhugh did that, saying no to the New York Jets.  It’s not like he was certain to get a multi-million dollar–or even multi-hundred-thousand dollar–contract.  And that’s part of the reason he said no.  Fitzhugh’s father is completely disabled and unable to work or leave the house.  His mother lost her job and remains unemployed.  They depend on their son and his income to survive, and he currently has a steady, reliable job as a train conductor with Norfolk Southern Railroad.

Fitzhugh was on the practice squad and was cut.  The New York Jets, this week, asked him back, and he turned them down because his chances to make the Jets were uncertain.  Though players are often signed to the team from the practice squad, it’s no certainty.  And even if he made the team, there are never guarantees for next year. It’s a big risk compared to a steady, assured income stream from the railroad job.

I give kudos to Fitzhugh for caring about his parents enough to put them above himself and risky ambitions. Most people–Black or White–would not, especially most post-collegiate football players, who’ve been pampered, spoiled, and selfish most of their lives and dream solely of playing on the NFL field and making an NFL salary. Keith Fitzhhugh is a man of character and a great role model for America’s kids.

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By Debbie Schlussel

Today is the last day of Chanukah.  The holiday ends at nightfall, tonight.  And I couldn’t let the holiday go by without showing you this video of the Chanukah reunification of two surviving relatives from a family wiped out by the Nazis.  The cousins, Saul Dreir and Lucy Weinberg, are both in their ’80s and re-united for the first time, last week, to celebrate Chanukah together in Miami.  They hadn’t seen each other in decades–65 years to be exact–and each thought the other was dead.

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By Debbie Schlussel

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Is it just me . . . or are you sick of hearing about John Lennon and his death 30 years ago, this week?  Please, Make It Stop.

I wish Mark David Chapman hadn’t shot him–not because I care a whit about Lennon, but because instead of being beatified and sainted, John Lennon, today, would be just another wealthy, aging, crotchety anti-war has-been denouncing conservative values and whining about “oppressed” Islamic terrorists.  The only thing I think of when I hear the words, “John Lennon,” is some smelly, stupid bed-in stunt by two annoying hirsute morons.   And that’s not to mention their hideous nude photos.  Um, TMI before there even was “TMI.”  (My mind needs to be Lysol-ed, just thinking about their gimmicks.)  John Lennon–who cares?  Not me.

If Only John Lennon’s War On America Was Over; Sadly, It Didn’t Die With Him

He called himself “anti-war,” but John Lennon’s war on America was one of the most damaging to our nation, not in the cost of lives, but at a cost far more long-lasting. The guy’s great “contributions” to the Western world were glorifying the sexual revolution and drug use, both of which led to the greatest problems facing America today in the breakdown of our society on all fronts:  families, education, and America’s place in the world.  The counterculture he helped lead destroyed America.  Not sure why that’s anything to celebrate.

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