Another University Plays the Political Correctness Card

March 21, 2012 by Leave a comment

Radical secularists have been gnawing at the heals of religious people in this country for quite sometime in this country. People of faith are innately tolerant by the virtues of their own faith in this country, and it’s often why they come under attack the most.

There’s an old line that describes the situation with anything in life – if it ain’t broke don’t fix it. Well at Stony Brook, they did exactly that, behind the backs of the majority of the student body. For decades, the school calendar has included recesses from the normal class schedule on the two most important holidays in the Jewish Faith: Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashanna. They have also scheduled the spring break to coincide with holy week – an extremely holy week on the Jewish Calander and the holiest week on the Christian Calander. Read more of this post

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Muslim Violence in Malaysia, but Islam is Peaceful Right?

January 10, 2010 by 5 Comments

I keep trying to give Islam a chance but every time it fails. Reports today surfaced of four Christian churches being brazenly attacked by Muslims following a court decision allowing Christians to use the name Allah to refer to God. If there isn’t enough proof in the pudding already that this is a violent faith – I’m not quite sure what you’re waiting for. It’s not a coincidence that every single war in the world today has at least some connection to Islamist Jihad. Now by no means can you say that all Muslims subscribe to this kind of behavior, but at the same time it is so rampant that it is becoming epidemic in this faith. Read more of this post

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Stop Complaining About How Harsh Airport Security Is!

January 4, 2010 by Leave a comment

Here come the barrage of complaints about how airport security is such an inconvenience and they are profiling and using harsh tactics. It’s time for the complaints to stop. These TSA officials have a very difficult job of ensuring the safety of millions of passengers on flights every single day in this country. Now many of you like to point to Ben Franklin’s quote about giving up freedom for security and here is why that does not apply to this situation. Air Travel is not a right, it’s a privilege. Flights aren’t government-owned and operated, they are run by private business. Private businesses can freely determine themselves which customers they choose to provide services to or not for whatever reason they choose. If you don’t like it – don’t fly. Read more of this post

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The New fight begins on the battlefield of Information

January 2, 2010 by 2 Comments

In light of the New Year, this blog is taking a new direction, one that hopefully can have an impact and help people educate themselves. Americans need to put away their bumper stickers and their postage stamps and really try to educate themselves as well as other people. It’s the only chance this country has of returning to its founding principles.

First, Stay Informed! After a year in broadcasting, I can’t tell you how much it outrages me when conservatives call in who have no clue what they are talking about. You do the country a disservice by remaining ignorant. It gives the left a real reason to trash the entire movement. Keep in mind at the same time – I’m just another American trying to learn as well – it does not take much effort to keep up with major current events. Read more of this post

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2010 – The Year of We the People

January 1, 2010 by 1 Comment

It’s common in the New Year to wish for a better year than the previous one for you, your family and friends, but more often than not it is individual impetus rather than inaction that brings this to light. We as Americans need to recognize this. In many ways, we have come off one of the more difficult years in our history. Our way of life has taken a substantial toll through reckless fiscal policies and the unending desire to redistribute wealth through as many ways as the politicians could conceive of. We’ve seen sharp rises in unemployment, the economy continues to fall and the future seems bleak – but it doesn’t have to be – that’s what is great about this country. Read more of this post

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