This Has Gone Too Far

Deported Mexican migrant mom asks Mexican president to return to US as peace ambassador

Note to lady with no right to be in our Country: Stay home, get here legally or don't come at all. Period. You are not being treated like a terrorist, you are being treated like a person who broke our laws, entered this coutry without permission and then got caught. end of story.

Other Picture Postcards

Jeff Emanuel's article details the frightening truth about Iran

The "I solicited Gay Sex in a bathroom and slept with pages, but I'm not Gay" Senator responds

Beckham - He's injured, he's not injured... Let me know when we all figure this out

Apparently, even a soccer ball can be offensive to Muslims

Christianity is fair game once again, but Radical Islam gets a fear pass

Ith's Tho Thilly - Marketing Mid-East tourist destinations to Gays

Liberals are not Christlike Part Deux

When I read this article today on CNN.com I just had to shake my head. Barak Obama on the 26th speaking at a Sunday church service in New Orleans invoked the Sermon on the mount. No not as an exhortation to believers to obey God's precepts, nor was it a call to be a doer of the Word. No, in fact of all the 20 + lessons Jesus taught on that mountain Obama managed to espouse not one of them, take an integral passage completely out of context, and miss the entire point of the sermon Jesus gave while he was at it. In fact he likened the famous passage in which Christ tells His listeners to build their houses on a Rock by being doers and not just hearers of The Word of God to our Governments lack of response during Hurricane Katrina.

Obama said:

"Getting ready to talk to you today, I recall what Jesus said at the end of the Sermon on the Mount," Obama said at New Orleans' First Emmanuel Baptist Church. "He said, whoever hears these sayings of mine and does them, I will liken him to a wise man who built his house on a rock."

"The rains descended, the floods came, and the winds blew and beat on that house. But it did not fall, because it was founded on the rock," he continued.

That rock, he said, was a principal of brotherhood exemplified by the church during Hurricane Katrina — but not the federal government.

"Something was wrong in America. Our foundation wasn't built on the rock."

Now, if that isn't the biggest bit of pandering to Christians I have heard since Hillary adopted her "Southern" accent, I don't know what is. First of all, if Barak were any sort of Christian at all he would know that "The Rock" is not/was not anything even remotely related to any principal of brotherhood. the Rock is Christ Himself and The Word of God. Secondly however I do agree that something was and is wrong in America, and that our foundation is less and less these days firmly planted on The Rock, the True Living Stone "that causes men to stumble". Unfortunately, Mr Obama and his paper "Faith" with comments like this are part of the problem. It is appalling to me that someone could fear God so little as to misrepresent the very words of Christ for political gain and to further their own agenda. This Liberal hand extended to Christian voters is a joke. Again as I said in the last post, I just hope America will see through it. For now I'll just have faith that nothing is hidden from God and that the truth will be laid bare in the coming months as to where these democratic candidates really stand on issues of Faith.

Here is a link to the actual sermon broken down into teachings. Sermon On The Mount

Ann's Corner

In the latest offering from columnist Ann Coulter, she address the Baghdad Diarist...

"Various conservatives began questioning the plausibility of the anonymous diarist's account — noting, for example, that Bradley vehicles don't "swerve," as the diarist claimed. The editor of The New Republic responded by attacking the skeptics' motives, complaining that some conservatives make "a living denying any bad news that emanates from Iraq." But when that clever retort failed to quiet rumblings from the right wing, The New Republic finally revealed the "Baghdad Diarist" to be ... John Kerry! Actually it was Pvt. Scott Thomas Beauchamp, Democratic candidate for president circa 2028. (That gives him 20 years to learn to pronounce "Genghis.")"


Too classic. View the whole article here

News Busters has an article here as well

Well, Bless My Soul.. Could It Really Be??

The AP is actually going to admit there is progress being made in IRAQ since the surge?? I don't know about you, but between the Favorable New York Times Editorial page last week and the above article, I am starting to wonder which way really is up. I mean the next thing you know, Barack Obama will want to invade Pakistan... Umm... or A Democratic controlled congress will pass some new very ambiguous wire tapping legislation that doesn't require FISA approval. Crazy Huh? But those things'll never happen...

Wink, Wink, Nudge, Nudge!