By Debbie Schlussel

People who don’t know much but pretend that they do (a/k/a ignoramus ranters like Michelle Fraudkin) are shocked–shocked!–by the Muslim activists who, yesterday, threw pies in the face of far-left Democrat U.S. Senator Carl Levin because they claim he’s “pro-Israel.”  Hilarious.

Mohsen & Levin: Pies on Both Their Faces Forever

Sorry, but I can’t stop laughing at this melee between two equally loathsome parties.  In fact, Levin a/k/a “Millenium Combover Man” is actually the more loathsome of the parties, and, sadly, he gets to play a martyr for Israel and the Jews, and he isn’t one.  You see, the Muslim activists, including Yemeni college student Ahlam Mohsen of Coldwater, Michigan, couldn’t have picked a more anti-Israel U.S. Senator at which to lob their anti-Israel pies.  A pie, er . . . pox, on both their houses.  That Levin is nominally Jewish is a distinction without a difference.  Levin is one of the most anti-Israel, pan-Islamic elected officials in Washington.  Levin has consistently been an enemy of the Pentagon, our soldiers, and anything involved in preserving a shred of American national security and defense. In 1980 and 1984, he told Jewish senior citizens that if they voted for Ronald Reagan, they would go back to concentration camps.  And Fraudkin is sobbing her typically phony tears over a pie thrown at this schmuck?  Absurd. But she doesn’t do her homework and is, per usual, uninformed and just reacts, anyway.

As I’ve noted over the years, Carl Levin is repeatedly endorsed by the Muslim-dominated, openly pro-Hezbollah/HAMAS Arab American PAC (AAPAC), headed by Hezbollah agent and open anti-Semite Osama Siblani.  That’s because Siblani and his extremist friends know that Carl Levin is one of theirs.  An officer of the Arab American PAC sent me and my family Holocaust-denying death, rape, and torture threats (which one of Michelle Malkin’s friends, anti-Semite Emily Zanotti, praised and defended, and which Fraudkin then helped further defend by participating in an attorney grievance against me for my exposing them).  And AAPAC endorsed a candidate who flew a Nazi swastika flag outside his home.  No surprise Levin got their support.

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By Debbie Schlussel

I’m sure it’s just a publicity stunt since his story is soooooo over (and now he needs a lot of good PR for his new stint at FOX Sports and his gig on the next “Dancing With the Stars”), but check out who Brenda Warner wants to play her grocery-bagboy-turned-starting-NFL-quarterback hubby in a planned bio-flick on Kurt Warner:

Note the Uncanny Resemblance

He has met with producers interested in doing a movie on his life story. If Brenda had her way, Warner said, Denzel Washington would land the lead role.

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By Debbie Schlussel

As a former avid junior tennis player (I got outta the biz in college), I used to be excited by guys like John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors, and Andre Agassi (his drug admissions have taken him down several notches in my mind, now).  They were exciting.  As a kid, my dad took me to see Jimmy Connors play Yannick Noah (of France via the Cameroon). It was fun to watch. They didn’t just have game. They had personality and spark. Now, the U.S. has no cool–or even successful–Americans in the top ten of men’s tennis.  Instead, dullards like Roger Federer dominate the game, and I’ve lost interest.  Federer even manages to make this really cool stunt–a modern day tennis version of William Tell’s act–a little duller than it should be.  Still, he definitely shows how accurate his shot is, using a human target in this video shot by his sponsor Gillette.  You gotta watch the second try, because you can’t really see it the first time around.

By Debbie Schlussel

I’ve written repeatedly about that Weird Nuisance Brought on America a/k/a the WNBA over the years (some of my past anti-WNBA produce: here, here, here, here, and here).  But I quit because it was just too easy of a target and I had nothing new to say.  It’s the same old thing every year:  women (or so their doctors claim) who look like men play basketball worse than girls in a pro sports league that is the equivalent of ants urinating on a sidewalk.  No-one notices.  And no-one cares. The only thing I notice is their weird ball, which looks like Bozo or a trained seal once used it, and now it’s been retired to the land of the Not-So-Jolly Green Giantette.

He? She? . . . It! –The WNBA

As I always say:  how many overhead layups can you watch in slo-mo before you get a headache?  For the WNBA fanatics–all three of you, that’s what’s known as a rhetorical question.  The WNBA is affirmative action shouldered by NBA advertisers and ticketholders forced against their will to subsidize this butch-chick basketball league.  That’s why it also stands for “Will Net Bupkus for America.”  I’m bored with it, even though WNBA players repeatedly attacked me and sent me written middle-finger salutes.  It’s the only attention they got, and the WNBA tires me.  Old, stale, yawn . . . next.

But, now, six-foot, five-inch tall WNBA center Yelena Leuchanka is upset that people think the way I do.  She’s upset that people think WNBA players “all look like guys.”  And with women bigger and taller than most men, and fans who consist of women in brush-cuts trying to look like men, how on earth would people ever think that?

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By Debbie Schlussel

The late basketball coach John Wooden once said, “Things turn out best for the people who make the best out of the way things turn out.”  Sadly, some ill-advised single women who reach the age of 40 think that means becoming single mothers.  On this, Bill O’Reilly is right.  It’s not a good thing.  But why is he attacking fictional single mother Jennifer Aniston and sealing his lips on FOX News colleagues Laura Ingraham and Sarah Palin, both of whom promote single motherhood and make poor examples (Palin through her daughter)?

Why is Bill O’Reilly Only Singling Out the Fictional Single Mothers?

As longtime readers know, I’ve always been against single motherhood, whether it was Fantasia Barrino glamorizing it on “American Idol” or a daughter of a rich quitter former governor of Alaska.  If you have a kid out of wedlock and raise it, you are selfish, even if you are Lois Lane and Superman is the dad.  Period.  There is nothing good about babymamahood, whether your name is LaKwanda Jones from the projects in Detroit or Calista Flockhart of Lalaland or Bristol Palin of Wasilla or Laura Ingraham of “I am conservative family values but not really.” Yes, it is different if your husband dies or he cheated on you and you got divorced.  But most single motherhood is a result of choices–the choice to deliberately have a kid  out of wedlock or the choice to be irresponsible.  Either way, it makes no difference:  You.  Are.  Selfish.  I don’t need to reiterate what I’ve said on this site and elsewhere for more than a decade.  But, in a nutshell, you single mothers are the single greatest cause of problems for America:  crime, drugs, out-of-wedlock births continuing the cycle you started, high school drop-outs, selfish kids with zero values, and every other thing associated with America’s dumbing down and defining deviancy down.  It is tearing this country down in a way Bin Laden could never perpetrate on his own. Enter Bill O’Reilly.  In his version of Animal Farm, all of the single mothers in the barnyard are equal .  .  . but some are more equal than others. Read the rest of this entry »

By Debbie Schlussel

This is from a week ago, but I’m only just getting to it. Still, it’s so touching and important that I couldn’t let more time pass before posting it. Koua Fong Lee spent three years of his life behind bars for a crime he did not commit and declined the prosecutors’ offers to admit to the crime and go free on probation. The offer was shockingly stingy, and even disappointed the victims’ family. A religious Christian, Fong is far more charitable than I’d be if this happened to me. While I’m no fan of the litigation explosion, I’d sue the heck out of Toyota for this if I were him. Three years away from his young children that he can never replace. Now, they will have to meet and get to know their father all over again. But he definitely taught them the ultimate lesson about not taking blame for something for which you were not at fault. You gotta watch this.

By Debbie Schlussel

I’ve said it repeatedly over the years, and I’ll say it again.  There is no separation between mosque and state, only between church and state and synagogue and state.  To me, that’s of far more concern than a mosque near Ground Zero.

And if there was any question, New York City’s Borough of the Bronx and its Borough President, Ruben Diaz, Jr. wants you to know, the question has been answered . . . with tax dollars subsidizing Ramadan Iftar dinners and their courthouse location (who said justice is blind?  It’s now Muslim with 20/20 vision).

Also note that the Bronx Tourism Council is helping sponsor this event.  So I guess they want more Muslims, including legal and illegal aliens to come on over.

By Debbie Schlussel

It’s August, the graveyard of bad movies, where Hollywood sends all the duds to die a quick death.  So, it’s no surprise that I hated all of the new offerings at the box office this weekend, and it’s a panoply of Marxes in the ratings.  Even more annoying, the choices feature not just one arrogant, nutty member of the Roberts family, but two (Julia and Eric).

*  “The Expendables“:  When I met Sylvester Stallone in Detroit at a premiere (check out the photo of me and Sly) of “Rocky Balboa” (read my review), I asked him about the then-upcoming “Rambo” (read my review) and whether it would involve Rambo fighting off Muslims.  He told me no, but that it was a good idea.  So, when “Expendables” opened with a scene of  several aging former action stars shooting up Somalian Muslim pirates (including splitting one in half–yes, it’s that bloody, violent, and graphic–Do NOT Let Your Kids Go See This!), I thought I was gonna like this.  Wrong.

Written by Stallone, this flick is the same old bad ’80s action film in which America is the villain, with the CIA having colonized some Latino country (in this case, it’s a Latino island nation, called “Vilena”), installed some mass-murdering dictator and human rights abuser, and started a booming illegal drug trade there.  America has made Stallone wealthy beyond his wildest dreams, so why does he regurgitate this stale, anti-American crap?

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By Debbie Schlussel

This has to be the good news/weird news/”You Lucky Dog!”/Thank G-d! story of the week.

Ron Sveden thought he might have lung cancer and lived with that fear since Memorial Day weekend, when he arrived at Cape Cod Hospital and an x-ray detected a small dark spot resembling a tumor in his left lung.  He’s a smoker who suffers from emphysema.  But the “spreading mass,” examined in a biopsy, turned out to be a pea that sprouted in his chest.

Sveden’s lung was swollen and inflamed around the pea, making the problem difficult to diagnose at first, said Dr. Scott Slater, Sveden’s pulmonologist.

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By Debbie Schlussel

Where’s the ACLU?   Crickets chirping whenever the separation of mosque and state is involved, as with Dearbornistan’s Fordson High School a/k/a Hezbollah High, which scheduled football practice at Midnight in observance of Ramadan, a clear violation of the U.S. Constitution’s Establishment Clause.  Remember, this is a tax-funded public high school in the United States of America.

ACLU-Hassle-Free @ Hezbollah High While Football Team Does Muslim Prayer

Several years ago, I told you about Fordson (see also, here), where the majority of the students are Muslim, and where Islamic proselytizing and discrimination against non-Muslim students and faculty is openly embraced.  I told you about the school’s then-principal Imad Fadlallah, who is a close relative of recently departed Hezbollah spiritual leader Sheikh Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah.  And I told you about Fordson’s football team, which openly violates the Constitution’s establishment clause by engaging in Muslim prayer before each game.  (That’s in addition to cheating scandals in which Fadlallah’s nephew took the ACTs impersonating several Muslim football players, so they could qualify for college football scholarships.)

But, now, there’s the football practice at Midnight.  While the Constitution allows public institutions to provide a modicum of reasonable accommodations for religious observances, it is clearly unconstitutional to endorse a particular religion, such as organized Muslim prayer by the team at football games and football practice at Midnight.

But, in America, it’s only when an institution embraces Jewish or Christian practices and prayers that the ACLU and every church-and-statenik raises holy (or, in their case, unholy) hell.

Playing football during Ramadan is nothing new. . . . This year . . . Ramadan is taking place during double sessions — when the bodies of high school football players are taxed the most. . . .

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