Saturday, July 21, 2007

87%

That's the percentage of journalists who have given money to the Democratic party (as opposed to the Republican party) since 2004. But of course, just because they vote and donate liberal at at 9:1 ratio doesn't mean they ever let their personal beliefs influence their on air reporting, or so their far left defenders keep telling us.

Politicians on the other hand, if even given a free lunch by an executive when discussing trade deals is in the pocket of big business for all eternity, or so these same people say.

The funniest part, this research was done by MSNBC, by far the most left leaning of all the cable news channels.

(H/T LGF)

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Monday, April 02, 2007

Democratic Morals

If a congressman won't give you their vote freely, just buy it.

The sad thing is Rangel sees absolutely nothing immoral or dishonest in paying out $20,000,000,000 in bribes to get his own party members to side with his viewpoint against that of their constituents. If they were truly elected on a 'get out of Iraq' policy then their votes for the time line and funding restrictions legislation would have been automatic but the truth is several of the newly elected Democrats actually ran on much more hawkish platforms.

I'm still looking for a good explanation as to how freeing 25 million people from the grips of a ruthless tyrant is an immoral cause. You hear the claim repeated for most people it's become background noise, for me it still gets me every time I hear it.

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History is (re)Written by the Victors

And so it begins.

Sadly this type of thinking isn't isolated to just the British Isle.

Eurabia seems to be becoming more and more a reality each and every day.

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Thursday, March 29, 2007

Modern Liberalism defined

Evan Sayet talks about his move from the domain of modern liberalism (he used to be a writer for Bill Maher) to modern conservatism and the reasons behind his awakening.

The videos a bit long but it's definitely worth watching the whole thing.

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Friday, March 16, 2007

Into the Heart of Darkness

Martin Himel does an excellent job on this in depth look at Concordia University's Student Union and it's involvement with radical Islam and anti-Israel hate groups.

That these people think of themselves as 'progressive' and 'liberal' just speaks volumes about how those terms have been hijacked by the far left.

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Some followup links:

The Middle East Forum: Islamism's Campus Club: The Muslim Students' Association
Daniel Pipes

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