KKK Plans To Build Center On ruins of 16th St. Baptist Church

Ruins of the 16th St. Baptist Church in Which 4 Young Girls Lost Their Lives

Wise Beyond his Years: Isaac Luria of J Street

 African American leaders greeted with enthusiasm KKK plans to erect a church and cultural center on the site of the September 15th, 1963 bombing of the 16th St. Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama in which 4 young girls were killed.  Leaders of the Alabama Democratic Party as well as national progressive personalities applauded the plans to construct the house of worship as an expression of healing and reconciliation.  J Street, the "Pro Israel", "Pro Peace" organization joined in an expression of solidarity with the KKK.
Isaac Luria, J Street's official spokesperson, issued the following statement in response to opposition to the construction of the cultural center and church:

"I am proud as an American and as a Jew that our heritage is grounded in a strong belief in equality, justice, and religious freedom...I was taught that if freedom can be denied to a single person because of who they are, it can happen to anyone of us.It is time for those of us who share these beliefs to stand up as another religious minority looks to exercise its legal rights in the United States."

Mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York added in support of the project, "“What is great about America, and particularly New York, is we welcome everybody, and if we are so afraid of something like this, what does that say about us?  Montgomery should welcome this project as enthusiastically as New York would."
The fact that the Grand Wizard  refused to name the KKK a "terrorist" organization was apparently not sufficient to deter the project's proponents from endorsing it.

read the rest of this analogy at jstreetjive.com

noahdavidsimon's posterous

Israel's Cooperation with the US

The George W. Bush years were ones of relative amity. Ironically, the greatest disagreement, contrary to mythology, was Israel's lack of enthusiasm for the Iraq war. The concern was that Israel would be asked to pay the political bill afterward, that Saddam might again fire missiles, and that the project of making Iraq into a democracy seemed ill-fated. But Israel supported its ally once the decision to attack Iraq was made.

via rubinreports.blogspot.com

Israel did pay the political bill after Iraq. Obama is the bill

noahdavidsimon's posterous

Susan Rice: Human Rights? not interested. Flotilla Barbarians more to her liking

When last we left Lazy Susan, she was so busy partying in Washington that she forgot to come to New York to vote against making Iran a member of the United Nations Commission on Women. Now, Rice has gotten to work, and we surely would have been better off if she had stayed busy with the parties.
Rice got her boss to pressure Prime Minister Netanyahu to agree to a UN probe of the Gaza flotilla incident. Netanyahu thus sets the horrific precedent of Israel agreeing for the first time to any kind of UN investigation of an IDF operation. Rice described the matter to Obama as "critical to US interests at the UN."

via israelmatzav.blogspot.com

Another winner for the feminists and their destructive terrorist enabling regime. you want an inquiry into the flotilla? ok..... they said they were peace activists and they turned out to be a boat load of Mike Tyson's ripping off people's ears. The video was never refuted by any rational argument. Enough

noahdavidsimon's posterous

71% of Arabs could care less about Palestinians

An online poll at al-Arabiya (link in Arabic) reports that 71% of respondents are no longer interested in the 'Palestinians.' (The graphic below is a screen capture from a Google translation of the poll).

via israelmatzav.blogspot.com

Without state propaganda Arabs will not come to a solution that is contrary to their own benefit. the war in Israel hurts the financial situation of the average Arab who the oil powers that be do not share revenue with. with so much of the West watching the Arab Jewish conflict it is a lot harder for Arab leaders to push propaganda directly to the masses... though they certainly have tried. From what I can see it is the Shi'a who are active in the realm of caring these days.

noahdavidsimon's posterous

another factor might also be that many Arabs are educated these days.

I Am Ok With Ethnic Nationalism. Any of you gals Jewish?

via ibloga.blogspot.com

is this repost relevant? no. but I've been blogging so much in the last few years... and not really making a buck. you can guess what that does for my situation with the ladies who mostly voted for the Left. in this economy... where the government is spending borrowed stimulus money to train women in jobs men are usually better at, When woman's jobs are growing in the Service Pink Color sector, this pic is better then the last post of Obama's naked mother. might also help to have some dark skinned girls. I might not like Obama, but I love black women.
btw... I'm trying to sell my art. it would help if I had some buyers

noahdavidsimon's posterous

More Exposure on Obama Mom sheds some light on Missing Birth Certificate.

Last week, in response to a Freedom of Information request, the State Department released passport records of Stanley Ann Dunham, President Obama's mother – but those records for the years surrounding Obama's 1961 birth are missing. The State Department claims that a 1980s General Services Administration directive had resulted in the destruction of many passport applications and other "non-vital" passport records, including Dunham's 1965 passport application and any other passports she may have applied for or held prior to 1965. Destroyed, then, would also be any records shedding light on whether Dunham did or did not travel out of the country around the time of Barack Obama's birth. The claim made in the FOIA response letter that many passport records were destroyed during the 1980s comes despite a statement on the State Department website that claims Passport Services maintains U.S. passport records for passports issued from 1925 to the present....

via bokertov.typepad.com

heh - It would help if some members of the GOP Zionists blogging community would stop cowering at this issue. Marginalizing the truth will not get the right elected. I have yet to of seen any argument that can refute a reason why it is wrong to ask Obama to show the paperwork... it is wrong to help Obama avoid following the law.

noahdavidsimon's posterous

ADL ticks off the Left - Updated

The Left is very displeased with the Anti-Defamation League these days. On Thursday, the ADL called on 'moderate' 'Palestinian' President Mahmoud Abbas Abu Mazen to stop making excuses and sit down and negotiate.

via israelmatzav.blogspot.com

the ADL also signaled that a Mosque at the WTC would hurt people's feelings? frankly this platform is dishonest. Islam is Islam. it's funding is Islamic. It's motivation is Islam and the occupation of every land. They will not stop till the infidels is subdued and paying a tax.

noahdavidsimon's posterous

Time Magazine tried to frame the issue wrongly.  Joe Klein tried to say the ADL has my opinions of Islam.  I don't think my opinion of Islam is incorrect, but it is wrong of Time Magazine to create a StawMan Argument.  The ADL has cooperated with CAIR and other Islamic groups. 

Klein is free to disagree with the ADL's stance, but he's distorting the group's reasons for opposing the mosque. As Associated Press religion writer Rachel Zoll noted (emphasis mine):

The Anti-Defamation League said it rejects any opposition to the center based on bigotry and acknowledged that the group behind the plan, the Cordoba Initiative, has the legal right to build at the site. But the ADL said "some legitimate questions have been raised" about funding and possible ties with "groups whose ideologies stand in contradiction to our shared values."
"Ultimately this is not a question of rights, but a question of what is right," the ADL said in a statement. "In our judgment, building an Islamic center in the shadow of the World Trade Center will cause some victims more pain - unnecessarily - and that is not right."

via newsbusters.org

Klein should address the ADL's concerns and argue why he believes they're a thin cover for so called bigotry if he believs that the ADL is guilty of this, but the Juden Hass don't want this story... so Time Magazine and it's parent company at Time Warner and it's news CNN push a completely dishonest editorial.  I actually agree that the ADL is using feelings as a cover for a fear of a Mosque on Conquered land, but we should expect Time Magazine to address the facts of the story.  Certainly the ADL is full of it, but if there is a indeed a smokescreen then that element of the argument should be addressed.

British Foreign Office Undersecretary married to PLO official

Well, this fits right in with David Cameron's program, doesn't it?

Britain has recently appointed a new Permanent Under Secretary of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. The appointee, Simon Fraser, will take office in late August.
Fraser's appointment may cause concern in Israel. According to the Telegraph, Fraser left an earlier post, working as private secretary to former Foreign Office minister William Waldegrave, in order to marry an official from the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO).
Fraser resigned in 1990 after becoming involved with Shireen, the woman who eventually became his wife. The two met at a time when the organization still openly supported terrorism against Israelis, and was itself considered a terrorist group by Israel and the United States.
A former colleague of Fraser's confirmed to the Telegraph that Fraser had stepped down due to his relationship, saying, “Simon considered his position and decided that this relationship, which was a loving one, could cause problems among the government and in his professional life.”

Come to think of it, if she's really Fatah, she might disagree with Prime Minister Cameron's characterization of Gaza as a 'prison camp.' Heh.

via israelmatzav.blogspot.com

What is it with these Caucasians and their Orientalist mistresses?

noahdavidsimon's posterous