By Debbie Schlussel

No comment necessary. . . except that the trite, old adage about a sucker born every minute was extremely conservative in terms of birthrate stats.

What the heck is a metaphysician . . . other than a fancy name for professional fertilization artist? Some people just want to be abused. Others just want to empty their wallet for Joe Vitale’s BS.

Only in America.

By Debbie Schlussel

For several weeks, police have been quietly searching for a serial killer who stabbed poor Black victims in Flint, Michigan, then fled to Leesburg, Virginia, where his sister lives.  Many family members of the victims were angry that the police did not disclose the White identity of the murderer, saying it was racist.  But, now, it’s very clear why they hid his identity and true visual description:  Elias Abuelazam is a Palestinian Arab alien who was here on an expired passport.  (****  UPDATE, 08/13/10:  Since I first wrote this, news reports say Abuelazam has a green card and was here legally.  ****)

“He was a dark Middle Eastern guy and the description was of a White guy,” said [DS: his neighbor] Carrie Strang, who woke up this morning to find police cars and news vans outside.

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Wow, we’ve really regressed a long way when we endanger people’s lives to give a politically-correct, whitewashed description of a Palestinian serial killer.

Abuelazam, who killed five people and attacked 20 others in three states, engaged in apparent marriage fraud, marrying a woman from Texas beating her, then divorcing her.  (Some reports say they also had a child together.)

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By Debbie Schlussel

This is yet another reason why I’m glad I don’t have cable.  Where I live, the main provider is Comcast.  And I don’t want my money to go to fund Muslim extremists and illegal alien advocates and their enhanced online presence.

Comcast Dhimmi David L. Cohen w/ Comcast Muslim Digital Jihad

Sadly, if you pay Comcast to provide you with cable, that is exactly what you are funding.

Comcast has a three year agreement with “One Economy” (you can already tell by the name that it’s far left) to “bridge” the alleged Islamic “digital divide” in Dearbornistan.  And to that end, Comcast is giving One Economy $1.2 million  to teach Muslim kids at the pro-HAMAS/pro-Hezbollah/pro-illegal alien ACCESS (Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services) how to build their online “leadership” and “citizenship.”  I don’t know about you, but I think Muslims have enough “online leadership.”  If you don’t think so, check out the Islamic extremist sermons and terrorist recruitment videos on YouTube.  Many of them are made by these allegedly “digitally deprived” Muslims in Dearbornistan and all over America.

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By Debbie Schlussel

**** UPDATE: Detroit Free Press Muslim Reporter Niraj Warikoo, under fire from Schlussel, hides his Twitter account . . . AGAIN. Yup, as a result of this column, Warikoo made his Twitter account private, once again. What are you hiding, Niraj? Um, doesn’t the public have a “right to know”? ****

In honor of the start of Ramadan, I bring you this story about cowardly Muslim Detroit Free Press “reporter” and propagandist, Niraj Warikoo.

Detroit Free Press “Reporter” Niraj Warikoo’s Twitter Pic @ Mosque

As you know, recently, it came out that there was a “Journo-List,” a secret list-serve on which major mainstream media reporters discussed ways to help Barack Obama get elected and avoid critical stories and questioning about topics like the Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

Well, there’s also an informal “Islamo-Journo-List,” in which reporters who are Muslim do what they can to propagandize for Islam.  No, it’s not organized.  It’s called Islam.  And Warikoo is the star IslamoJournoList.  As I’ve noted in the past, Warikoo wrote campaign literature for Muslim candidates in Dearbornistan, whom he also covered for the Detroit Free Press.  And the Freep allows him to cover not only the Islamic community, but also the Jewish community.  Yes, a Muslim extremist is the ideal “objective” reporter to cover these issues, right?  Niraj Warikoo is supposed to be the paper’s “religion reporter” (though his “reporting” actually goes far beyond that into Mid-East issues, politics, etc.).  But how on earth can an open proselytizer for Islam be an objective religion reporter?  He isn’t.

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By Debbie Schlussel

While most of you long ago turned in your U.S. Census forms, several readers have contacted me about the American Community Survey (ACS), which they or relatives received.  It’s a much longer, very intrusive questionnaire.  And I’ve advised people to just fill out their name address and the number of residents in their house.  Anything further is beyond the purview of the Census, and it would make for an interesting court challenge for the government to try to require participation in the ACS.  In fact, I’d be interested in taking such a case and representing someone, should the government try to take any action to compel participation in this nosy ream of paper.

But, even with the ACS, because of techonology, enhanced use of digital tracking of Census forms, and increased voluntary participation, the U.S. Census Bureau’s costs will be $1.6 billion less than the $14.7 billion budgeted by the federal government.

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By Debbie Schlussel

As many readers are aware, my site was down for several hours, yesterday, because of a significant increase in traffic, as well as an increase in the number of hostile hacking attempts on my site.  I’m not sure if this was due to the start of the Muslim observance of Ramadan (which begins today).  But unfortunately, I lost thousands of visitors during that time, which distresses me, since I like my site to be available to all of  you around the world, 24/7.

As I’ve mentioned before, I’d really like to prevent these problems from happening in the future.  To do so requires me to upgrade my hosting and security needs , which will incur significantly more costs.  Beyond the costs of site maintenance, upgrades, and security, I’m also incurring other expenses, as I continue to take on a wide variety of legal projects in my work to protect America from her enemies. You will be reading a lot more about these groundbreaking projects, soon.

My site is growing more and more each day, as I continue to bring you breaking stories and original content that you can’t find anywhere else (unless others steal it, which is so often the case, unfortunately).  One way I’m trying to raise money to cover these expenses and keep my work going and growing is through advertising on this site and on other online properties.  Perhaps you or people you know might be interested in placing ads or sponsoring my work to help cover these costs.  I have many affordable and innovative options enabling advertisers to reach thousands of loyal readers, most of whom are top-notch intellectual conservatives and independent, critical thinkers.

Please write to advertisewithdebbie@gmail.com if you are interested in this opportunity and we will send you details with all the options.

The best option to show your support is directly through PayPal.  If enough people donate just $5-20/month, it can really add up to help pay off these expenses.  Therefore, no amount is too small.  You can either use the buttons on the right, or you can prevent the PayPal fees by going to PayPal and sending it directly to:  writedebbie@gmail.com.

I hate to even have to ask for your help, but I cannot express how much I appreciate those who can.  Thank you for your patience during the downtime and for supporting my work!

By Debbie Schlussel

Well, maybe it’s not the dumbest commercial ever.  But it is the dumbest one that I can remember.

McDonald’s just got into the smoothie business, and its McCafe wild berry and banana strawberry smoothies are a big hit, making Mickey D’s mucho bucks, with profits up 7% in July.  But smoothie purveyor Jamba Juice doesn’t like the competition.  So, the chain made this ad, below, about a cheeseburger smoothie.  It’s just stupid.  Dumb. Yes, negative campaigning works .  .  . in politics.  But this ain’t gonna work.  No one is gonna stop buying McDonald’s smoothies or go to Jamba Juice, instead, after seeing this.  Whoever was the marketing genius that dreamed this up, deserves to be canned.

For the record, I have no dog in this fight.  I don’t own stock or have any interest in either of these two smoothie purveyors.  Have never been to or seen a Jamba Juice.  And McD’s isn’t kosher (except certain Israeli locations).  I just think it’s a very dumb, stomach-turning ad that won’t achieve its purpose.

So, what do you think?  Is this the dumbest ad you’ve ever seen?  If not, what is?

By Debbie Schlussel

What does it say about an American city which is 85% Hispanic and 15% Black that its ONLY candidate for School Board is the former President of the California chapter of the Aryan Nation?  The guy, Dan Schruender, is running unopposed for Rialto, California’s school board.  And the very few White people in Rialto are the worst.  Check out their comments, in the video below, about this “cool guy.”  Sickening.  Schruender, the self-described Nazi himself, isn’t giving any interviews with the “Jew media.”  Pay special attention to the comments of Schruender’s friends, Louis Decola and Janie Callison.  Scary:

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By Debbie Schlussel and Daniel Greenfield a/k/a Sultan Knish

You may have heard a lot about plagiarist Scott McInnis, who is running in tomorrow’s (Tuesday’s) Colorado Republican Primary for Governor.  He pulled an Andrew Breitbart and blamed his theft on “a researcher,” just as Breitbart pawned off his posting of a misleading partial video on someone else.  But while McInnis’ blatant plagiarism–for which he was paid $300,000.00 by a foundation–would be enough for me not to vote for this RINO, there’s more.  It’s who paid him that is a far more disturbing issue.

RINO Plagiarist Candidate for Gov in Bed w/ Extremists

Dr. Malik & Seeme Hasan @ the Bush Crawford, Texas Ranch

McInnis was paid by the Hasan Family Foundation, a foundation the purpose of which is “Promoting a Better Understanding of Muslim and South Asian Cultures.”  Actually, I think many of us understand Muslim, uh, “culture” quite well.  We need not suffer the Hasan Family’s propaganda telling us otherwise, including an anti-Israel, pro-homicide bombing movie they funded (and which their son directed), which aims to show us the Palestinian Muslim female protagonist’s “heroism” and “proactivity.”  Through their foundation, the Hasans gave tens of thousands of dollars to the Jersey Shore gang of Islamic terrorism apologists:   CAIR, the ACLU, the Islamic Institute (a/k/a the Islamic Free Market Institute, but try finding a free market in the Islamic world a/k/a the lands of the Arab boycott of Israel), pan-Muslim Grover Norquist’s Arabs, er .  . . “Americans” for Tax Reform, and Islamic professor and propagandist (and Judea Pearl crony) Akbar Ahmad.

In fact, the Hasans paid for the exhibit table for Grover Norquist’s Islamic Institute–which had a financial relationship with several groups tied to Al-Qaeda–at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on more than one occasion in recent years, according to federal tax returns.  The Hasan Family Foundation also gave thousands to the anti-Israel Carter Center, Oxfam and Doctors Without Borders.  Check out the charity’s 2006, 2007, and 2008 tax returns for yourself.  Oh, and by the way, the Hasans were frequent guests at the Bush ranch in Crawford, Texas (nope, I still don’t miss him yet).  The Hasans made their gazillions through an HMO, Qual-Med.

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By Debbie Schlussel

On Friday, Amber Lopez tweeted via her Twitter account that “Someone Should Kill @DebbieSchlussel.”  I posted it.  I’m horrified, disgusted, and always worried because there is a lot of hate like hers out there, and I take threats to my life and limb very seriously.

But Ms. Lopez, in our dumbed-down/death-of-outrage society, laughed about it and is mocking our outrage–my outrage and yours.  Because–ya know–encouraging and inciting someone’s murder is oh so funny, right?  Below are the original and follow-up posts.  (And, yes, I’ve reported it to law enforcement authorities.  But nothing has been done yet, and Twitter doesn’t seem to care, either.)

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This moronette acts as if it’s no big deal to incite someone’s murder. Sickening. Like I said, we’re living in dumbed-down/death-of-outrage times.