Did Muslim Lobby Force Firing of Popular Radio Host?

Did Muslim Lobby Force Firing of Popular Radio Host?

Had no idea Gopher was wired like most of us are.
Sharia is incompatible with a Consitutional Republic, regardless of freedom of religion.
The 1st Amendment also insures freedom FROM religion.

Stuff We Do

I mostly keep a very low profile when it comes to supporting our military and veterans. No one really needs to know what I do and for whom. However, if another related story involving a veteran I have helped are published, I'll call attention to the other story and explain why.

Last month I was asked to play Santa Claus for Gathering of Eagles and by extension, Warrior Legacy Foundation, and give some laptops to some wounded soldiers. The following link is to a story about one of the Warriors who received one of those laptops.

Soldier fights way back from brink
Pieces life together with husband by her side

Major tissue alert, girls.

BZ's and OOOORAHH!!! to Paul Courtier for his allegiance to his fellow Massachuesettians (is that even a word?). He made the laptop happen. I was honored to be able to help.

Watch What's Coming from SOG Media

I can't tell all I know about this, but when SOG Media decides someone has potential, you know it's going to be good.

Uncle Jimbo will have more. Just pay attention.

I Wish They'd Make Up Their Minds

Is it "Healthcare Reform" or is it "Health Insurance Reform"?
Seems to me there is a huge difference between the two terms being used to describe HB 3200.

Healthcare Reform implies a change in the way we receive treatment when we visit a doctor or hospital for that treatment.

Health Insurance Reform implies that the government is either trying to manage a private sector industry or will initiate conditions that will govern the way a private company conducts its business.

None of which the government has any business doing, and which Congress has no authority to do anyway.

The other day our favorite local talk show host, Doc Thompson, had Bobby Scott VA-03 on his show. I was fortunate to hear most of that interview. Doc had him on the ropes from the beginning. Doc wanted to know under what authority Congress was acting to legislate healthcare on Americans. Scott was doing the "er" "um" "ahh" two step, until he finally said "The general welfare clause". Which we all know is actually in the Preamble to the Constitution.

I've said this before, and I'll continue to say it until we replace the current members of Congress with individuals who understand the basic concept of Constitutional law:

Neither Congress nor the White House has the authority to tell any American what to buy, when to buy it or how much we can spend on it.

This bunch of Marxist wannabes are so anti-capitalism its breathtaking.

Another One That Has To Go

Chavez comes to the FCC
FCC diversity officer sides with the dictator

If for a moment you thought the Obama administration was going to sit there placidly while some on talk radio were so bold as to criticize its actions, think again, because here comes Mark Lloyd, the new diversity officer of the Federal Communications Commission and a man with a mission.

It's not a pretty mission, not if you value free speech, but it is a mission made clear by Mr. Lloyd's own words.

There he was in 2008, participating in a conference on "media reform," telling us what a wonderful leader Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez was and wincing at an unpleasantness the dictator had to deal with, the uppity owners of media, people who had some objections in mind.

He spoke of Mr. Chavez's "incredible revolution, a democratic revolution," and of the "property owners and the folks who then controlled the media in Venezuela" who "rebelled" and who "worked to oust him." Still, said Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Chavez "came back with another revolution, and then ... began to take very seriously the media in his country."

Dang those property owners. Aren't they a pain? Mr. Lloyd seems to think they are a pain in this country, too, at least those who own radio stations. As much becomes clear when you read a report he and some others produced for a left-wing think tank that said conservatives dominate talk radio, not because they are more popular than liberals, as the evidence clearly shows, but because most station owners are white men who apparently heed their monolithic ideology more than the marketplace and their pocketbooks.