Category Archives: Essays

Hockey Stick Climate Scientologists Contemplating Their Work       U.S. Senate Committee on Environment & Public Works Hearing Statements 12/06/2006   Statement of Dr. David Deming   University of Oklahoma College of Earth and Energy Climate Change and the Media   … Continue reading →

  John Holdren: Junk Science Jihadist?   According to this report, John Holdren, who is slated to become Obama’s White House Science adviser (i.e., “Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy), and expected to advocate “forceful … Continue reading →

A report in The Jerusalem Post suggests that President-elect Obama is quite favorably-inclined towards the electric car program being developed in Israel as a joint venture with Renault-Nissan:   The incoming Obama administration is “closely monitoring” the innovative electric car … Continue reading →

Apologies (major) to Tom Lehrer       Is that a rocket in your pocket, or are you just happy for Hudna?   Dec. 18, 2008 from the Jerusalem Post: “Hamas declares it won’t extend truce”   Hamas officially declared … Continue reading →

  Hat tip Dhimmi Watch. A report from the Beeb  (“Thousands made slaves in Darfur”) highlights the living legacy of jihad slavery in The Sudan. I have discussed the phenomenon of Jihad Slavery, including the grotesque, aptly named “hideous trade,” … Continue reading →

  Wafa Sultan attempts to educate the distressingly self-righteous (and ignorant) Colin Powell, or Courageous Truth Confronts Pious, Craven Drivel-Mongering.   Key extracts presented below, but of course please read her statement in its entirety:   If we consider the Islamic … Continue reading →

    Video excerpt     December 14, 2008   Thank you very much.   It’s a privilege for me to be here in this beautiful city Jerusalem, the capitol of the only democracy in the entire Middle East. When … Continue reading →

  Will “Elkie” Ihsanoglu Lead the OIC Lodge Against “Anti-Islamic Terrorists” in Pakistan’s “Lawless Tribal Belt”? Mordechai Nisan, writing a decade ago, observed that already by the mid-1990s the world’s then over 50 Islamic nations had amassed considerable economic and … Continue reading →

  …Gronam [Ox; the oldest of the Elders of Chelm] said, “Last night I couldn’t sleep a wink for thinking about why it is hot in the summertime. Finally the answer came to me.” “What is it?” the elders chorused. … Continue reading →

Do you know what kind of a bomb it was (will be)? (El-Baradei) Clouseau: “Yes, the exploding kind.”   From the December 6, 2008 Jerusalem Post       Efforts made over the last five years by the international community … Continue reading →