Mega Glomerate Main-Stream Media

• Spencer: The Lessons of Adam Gadahn
  In FrontPage today I write about a couple of things Adam taught us: The first American to be charged with treason since World War II was back in the news Sunday, both for a new videotape he released and for reports of his capture that turned out to be false….
• Australian Muslim leader calls for implementation of “elements of Sharia”
  Zachariah Matthews argues that “‘Sharia law could function as a parallel system in the same way that some traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander law was recognised in the Northern Territory.” But there’s a crucial difference: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander laws are not part of a totalitarian, supremacist system…
• U.K.: Female Muslim councillor forced “to dress more conservatively” after threats from other Muslims
  “In one call, they warned they would dig up parents’ graves and bury her there instead.” “Brit-Muslim leader forced to dress conservatively after receiving threatening calls,” from Asian News International, March 7 (thanks to Watling): London, Mar. 7 (ANI): A progressive Brit-Muslim woman councillor was forced to dress more conservatively…
• The Lessons of Adam Gadahn
  How a call to jihad shows the duplicity of American “moderate” Muslim groups.
• Creating a Drug Crisis
  How popular drug collection programs may serve the cause of environmental extremism.
• Obamacare: The Bankrupting of America
  Even when the Left is most passionately arguing its ideas it cannot help but sabotage itself.
• Stopping the Imperial Senate
  How can we prevent Senate Democrats from forcing through ObamaCare against the will of the American people?
• Who Poses the Greater Threat?
  Thomas Sowell’s new book reminds us who puts liberty at peril.
• Newsweek Declares the End of War on Terror
  Welcome to the distorted world of Newsweek editor and CNN commentator Fareed Zakaria.
• Yes, Looting is a Crime
  It’s a good thing we have post-modern, post-moral professors, or else some might get the crazy notion that looting is a bad thing. From a weekend piece in the Times, apropos the looting that followed last week’s earthquake in Chile, we get these two nuanced views on the morality of – let us dispense with [...]

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