By Debbie Schlussel

Tonight is the finale of  “24,” FOX’s series about counterterrorism agent Jack Bauer.  But in this case–the only one in which I support euthanasia–the plug should have been pulled long ago.  I used to love the show, but have long since grown to hate it. I’ve written about the show and its glaring particular problem over and over again.

“PC 24” by David Lunde/Lundesigns

Jack Bauer is a Politically Correct version of the man he once was.  The show is a long brain-dead, comatose body, with a gazillion rehashes of dumb plot lines, where Russians and others are ultimately the bosses of terrorism . . . because the liberals who run the show refuse to admit that, ultimately, World Terrorism, Inc. has allah as its CEO.  For the last several seasons of the show, it’s gotten so preposterous that the terror bosses were . . . Jack Bauer’s father and brother?  Huh?

Yes, that’s the length that “24” and FOX execs have gone to avoid admitting what we all know is true:  WASPy relatives of an American counter-terrorism agent aren’t the ones who tried to blow up Times Square or a plane via underwear.  They aren’t the ones who mass-murdered 3,000 Americans flying planes into buildings.  “24” repeatedly in most of its later years refused to blame the one party responsible for most terror attacks around the world and most attempts on U.S. soil:  Islam.

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By Debbie Schlussel

While some of Miss USA Rima Fakih’s family is lying and trying to do damage control on her Hezbollah ties, she’s yet to say three words:  “I condemn Hezbollah.”  And she’ll never say them because she supports the terrorist group.  Sadly, not a single member of the mainstream media (including the gushing morons at FOX News) has the cojones to ask.  Meanwhile, some of Fakih’s family is now claiming she is not from Srifa, the South Lebanese Hezbollah stronghold where she was born, but from the mountains near Beirut.  Don’t believe it.  In fact, those mountains are dominated by Lebanese Christians and Druze Arabs (not Muslims). And whether or not she lived briefly in those mountains, it doesn’t change two facts: Her family is in two terrorist groups, Hezbollah and Hezbo-allied Amal. And she won’t denounce Hezbollah, the group that murdered hundreds of Americans.

But not everyone in the Fakih family was given the talking points.  Fakih’s aunt and uncle, who live in her native Srifa, say that Hezbollah officials have come to their home to congratulate them on their niece’s win. And Fakih’s cousin is an official in the Hezbollah-allied Harakat Amal [Shi’ite Amal Movement] terrorist group, which is essentially a part of Hezbollah and moves in lockstep with the group. The head of Amal, Nabih Berri, was Hezbollah’s representative in negotiations after Hezbollah hijacked TWA Flight 847 and trampled and tortured Navy Diver Robert Dean Stethem to death, then threw his body off the plane. The Fakih family members’ comments are more confirmation of my previous reports on Fakih’s Hezbollah and Amal terrorist relatives. From NOW Lebanon News:

A 23-year-old man who claimed to be Rima’s cousin . . . wearing a knock-off Abercrombie and Fitch shirt and a pair of blue jeans, said he did not wish to give his name because he has a political position in the Amal Movement.

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By Debbie Schlussel

We’re constantly fed the baloney that Muslims who are “exposed” to the United States by going to school here become “moderate” and increase their appreciation and “understanding” for America.  That was the line we were repeatedly given by the mainstream media, colleges and universities, and even the Bush Administration after 9/11.  It’s why President Bush not only doubled, but later quadrupled to over 30,000, the number of Saudi-sponsored Muslim student visas to the U.S.

But as anyone who knows about Islamic terrorism knows, many of the Islamic terrorists who attack us or try to are U.S. college grads or attended some college here.  That includes Faisal Shahzad and it most significantly includes the late Sayyid Qutb, Osama Bin Laden’s guru, and the forefather of Al-Qaeda.  Qutb, to date, is one of the most important Islamic scholars, and his hatred of the West was further ignited by his utter contempt for America when he studied here at a Greeley, Colorado university.

And over the weekend, there were two more.  On Friday, several Pakistani Muslims were arrested in Islamabad in connection with the failed Times Square bomb plot attempted by Faisal Shahzad.  One of them, Salman Ashraf Khan, worked for, Hanif Rajput Catering Services, a catering company that fed U.S. Embassy officials and was apparently plotting to do something against U.S. officials in that capacity (perhaps, poison the food?).  Another person arrested was an employee of Norwegian telephone company Telenor Group in Pakistan.  Both of these individuals are believed to have helped Shahzad and had contact with him before his bombing attempt.  And guess where they went to school?:

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By Debbie Schlussel

I don’t get the draw of “Lost,” the ABC serial drama, which ends tonight.

A few years ago, just before the show began, I was intrigued by the PR about the soon-to-air new series and watched the first two episodes.  But then, it lost me.  The idea of a commercial airliner (Oceanic Flight 815) crashing on a mysterious island, with most of its passengers surviving, interested me.  But it seemed like the writers were making it up as they went along, with monsters and flashbacks and other things I cannot describe as anything but stupidity.

So, it wasn’t for me.  Plus, I hate a show to which I must play slave.  If you miss one episode, you’ve missed everything.  But people who follow this show are fanatics.  They are slavishly devoted.  Has the show gotten that good since I left after only the second episode?  Is it that exciting and suspenseful?  In reading all the hype, I feel like maybe I missed out.  Did I? (Well, there’s always DVD.)

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By Debbie Schlussel

Yesterday, CNN’s Senior Editor for Middle East Affairs, Octavia Nasr, used an anti-Semitic slur to describe me in a gushing story over Miss Hezbollah USA Rima Fakih. While the story originally had the headline, “Miss USA:  Muslim Trailblazer or Hezbollah Spy?” CNN quickly changed the title and dropped the Hezbollah part, after liberal websites like Talking Points Memo whined.  But no one had a problem with Nasr’s description of me in writing and on video as a “neo-conservative.” Yes, Ms. Nasr is a bigoted, anti-Semitic pig, whom you may remember as CNN’s lying, anti-Israel lead correspondent during the 2006 Israel-Hezbollah War. It’s no surprise that the Crescent News Network picked this Islamo-pandering kalbeh [Arabic for dog or bi-otch] with an obtrusively heavy accent to cover the Middle East for Al-Jazeera Atlanta, er . . . CNN.

This is CNN: Octavia Nasr, CNN’s Mid-East Editor, is Anti-Semite, Cheerleader for Miss Hezbo USA

For the record, I am NOT a neo-conservative.  I am conservative, period.  The words “neo-conservative” and “neocon” have long been used by anti-Semites like Pat Buchanan (who has used it to deride me, among others, on MSNBC) and many anti-Semites, including Muslims, to negatively describe Jews and to question our credentials as conservatives because we are Jews and support Israel.  It’s a code word for “Jew” and a slur. I expect anti-Semitic slurs and worse from the many uncivilized, low-class Muslim commenters who’ve flocked to this site, but not from a television news network.  And it’s interesting that CNN doesn’t have a problem with that, but does have a problem with accurately describing Miss USA Rima Fakih’s Hezbollah ties and asking her to condemn Hezbollah and her pageant bid financier, “former” Islamic terrorist and immigration fraud perpetrator Imad Hamad‘s open support for that group and for HAMAS.  Hamad openly calls Hezbollah terrorists “the Heroes.”  Also for the record, CNN has a reading comprehension problem.  I never said Fakih is a “Hezbollah spy.”  I said she’s a Hezbollah supporter.  Two different job descriptions, same murderous terrorist group which killed hundreds of Americans.

And then, there is Miss USA Fakih’s mocking of traditional American Indian/Native American dress in the cheesy Miss Lebanon Immigrant pageant in 2008 (which she lost).  Watch the video, above, and ask yourself, where is the outrage against Fakih from Indian tribes?  You know–all of those groups who get outraged when teams call themselves “the Redskins” or “the Chippewa”?  Where are they when this woman is obviously mocking Indians to Muslims and Arabs in Lebanon who hate us? I’ll bet our friend, David Yeagley/Bad Eagle will have something to say about it.  But he’ll be a lone voice,  I predict.  I don’t hear the Sioux or the Cherokee decrying this. Why?

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By Debbie Schlussel

The only new movies worth seeing–and that’s only kinda/sorta–this weekend, are foreign films, albeit foreign films from English-speaking countries (so does that count?).  I did not see the latest and last installment of “Shrek” because I’ve never seen any of the other Shrek movies, so why start now?  Plus the screening was on the Jewish holiday of Shavuot, so I couldn’t see it even if I wanted to.  Here’s what I did see:

*  “MacGruber“:  MacStupid.  The good news:  it wasn’t as bad as I expected it would be.  The bad news:  it was still awful.  Vile, disgusting, dumb, and mostly not funny.  Since it’s written by idiots with no sense of humor, the movie repeatedly relies on stupid sex jokes that rely on the name of a villain that sounds just like the c-word and disgusting anal sex references.  Come on, Hollywood.  You can do better.  Or can you?  More proof that really bad, very stupid “Saturday Night Live” skits make even worse feature-length films.

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By Debbie Schlussel

If you tried to use Google today, you probably noted that the site/company/internet behemoth is celebrating the fact that today is the 30th anniversary of the video game, Pac-Man.  The Google homepage also has a cool online version of the game, and I admit I played.  I had very mild  “Pac-Man Fever” back  in the day and still enjoy playing it on the rare occasion I’m in a place with the retro video game.  Still, is this really cause for celebration?  An old school video game’s anniversary?  Who cares?

I contrast this celebration by Google with the fact that, as I noted back then, the site/company/internet gorilla did NOTHING–absolutely nothing!–to commemorate the 8th anniversary of 9/11, last year.  Competitor search engines, Bing and Dogpile, did commemorate the day and remember the attacks on Americans.  Apparently, to Google, remembering the invention of a passe video game is far more important than remembering Islamic terrorist attacks, which murdered 3,000 Americans on U.S. soil. Why?  Ask Google. No one is asking for a game, just a somber photo in good taste, as Bing did.

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By Debbie Schlussel

As I’ve noted before, when Sean Hannity’s buddy FOX News Senior Vice President Bill Shine dumped E.D. Hill from FOX News, he dumped the only person at that operation that actually understands jihad . . . and the only brains at the morning show.  Now, three idiots, uber-bimbo Gretchen Carlson and himbos Steve Doocy and Brian Kilmeade, populate “FOX & Friends,” and watching it reduces one’s IQ.

These airheads couldn’t bring themselves to do anything but pander and slobber over Miss Hezbollah USA Rima Fakih.  Not only did they decline to ask her to condemn Hezbollah, they declined to even ask her at all about the terrorist group that murdered hundreds of Americans, despite mentioning it when they introduced her.  These three are truly dense, plus they have to please a Muslim boss, Saudi Prince Al-Waleed Bin Talal who is the second largest shareholder in their network and often manipulates FOX News coverage of Islam.  The three vapid FOX News morning hosts said nothing when this moronette went on and on and on about how now America will win “Miss Universe” because we have “the ethnic background” in herself to win it.  Ah, I get it.  We need affirmative action for Muslim Arab extremists in order to win dumb beauty pageants.  Watch the video:

Her answer on the immigration question is baloney.  As I’ve noted, her pageant bid was sponsored by Imad Hamad, the “former” Islamic terrorist and immigration fraud perpetrator, who openly opposes the Arizona immigration law.  Don’t believe her lies about the stripper pole contest, either.  It was indeed a contest, not a “promotional event,” whatever that means.  She proudly posed with the sex toys and pole that she won.  Now, she’s attacking the radio station that held this sleazy event for pictures she knows have been online for three years. Stop lying, Hezbollah sharmuta.

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By Debbie Schlussel

We continue to be fed the phony baloney that because Miss Hezbollah USA Rima Fakih donned a bikini she couldn’t possibly support the terrorist group which she and her friends and family not only support, but the group–Hezbollah–in which several of her family members are top officials and have been “martyred” terrorists.  Don’t believe the hype.  As I’ve noted before, just because Mohammed Atta and his fellow 9/11 hijackers drank alcohol at bars and gambled in Vegas–both of which are haram (prohibited) in Islam–doesn’t mean they were any less Islamic and any less Islamic terrorists.

Mahdi Bray & Suhaila Amen, Extremist Muslim Supporters & Friends of Miss USA Rima Fakih

And then there’s the little issue of Fakih’s friends and supporters. First, Mahdi Bray, leader of the Muslim American Society–a Muslim Brotherhood group which serves as an umbrella organization for many Muslim organizations around America–also thinks it’s great that Fakih won.

For his part, Bray said he perceives Fakih’s Miss USA victory as “positive.” . . .

“When you consider all of the negative things reported about the Arab and Muslim world, to see her win is an honor. It accentuates that we are part of America.”

Yup, that’s exactly what it is–a PR tool for extremist Muslims (redundant). If Bray’s name sounds familiar, it’s because, as I’ve noted in the past, he appeared at large Muslim rallies outside the White House openly endorsing Hezbollah and HAMAS and calling for mass murder of Jews. Bray has twice called for the violent mass murder of Jews, which should tell you a lot about his support for Fakih as Miss USA.

In October 1998, Mahdi Bray coordinated and led a Washington rally of 2,000 people, during which he played the tambourine as the crowd repeated, “Let’s all go into jihad, and throw stones at the face of the Jews.”

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By Debbie Schlussel

Below are several prominent sites in Miss USA Rima Fakih’s hometown–the Hezbollah stronghold of Srifa, Lebanon, where most of her family still lives.  As I told you, many of them Hezbollah terrorists. As I apparently have to repeat, that Fakih is parading around in a bikini is a red herring. She is a supporter of the Islamic terrorist group, just as her many Shi’ite Muslims friends and relatives are. She will never utter these three words: “I condemn Hezbollah.” And Dhimmi Donald Trump‘s Miss USA PR specialists spent a whole day teaching her how to get around saying it for her various media appearances.

Fakih visited and hung out with many Hezbollah members and supporters when she returned Lebanon two years ago for the Miss Immigrant Lebanon Pageant, a cheesy pageant she LOST (the Lebanese who judged this have more good sense than the dumb American judges of Miss USA).

Hezbollah “Resistance” Monument Welcomes Visitors to Rima Fakih’s Hometown

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