One year later:


We the people of the United States owe Scott Brown’s supporters a huge debt of gratitude. They didn’t merely elect a senator. They ripped the façade off the Obama presidency.
Just as Dorothy and Toto exposed the ordinary man behind the curtain in “The Wizard of Oz,” the voters in Massachusetts revealed that, in this White House, there is no there there.
It’s all smoke and mirrors, bells and whistles, held together with glib talk, Chicago politics and an audacious sense of entitlement.
At the center is a young and talented celebrity whose worldview, we now know, is an incoherent jumble of poses and big-government instincts. His self-aggrandizing ambition exceeds his ability by so much that he is making a mess of everything he touches.
He never advances a practical idea. Every proposal overreaches and comes wrapped in ideology and a claim of moral superiority. He doesn’t listen to anybody who doesn’t agree with him.
After his first year on the job, America is sliding backwards, into grave danger at home and around the world. So much so that I now believe either of his rivals, Hillary Clinton or John McCain, would have made a better, more reliable and more trustworthy president.
They warned us he wasn’t ready. Â Read more: Â Â End of O’s cowardly lyin’
Obama spoke to 6th Graders in Falls Church, Virginia on Tuesday January 19, 2010.  He brought his TelePrompter.  They warned us he wasn’t ready
That Awful Cherie BLiar:

Cherie Blair has kept a violent thug out of prison because he is a ‘religious man’ . Miah, a devout Muslim, had just left his local mosque when he became enraged etc. etc.
Blair’s Wife Keeps Violent, Yet Devout Muslim out of Prison…
Too Bad: Mullah Krekar Got Away:
eye on the world blogspot
(Wakefield) In yet another example of how the human rights industry in the UK has deviated from its original path, it has been revealed today that an Iraqi asylum seeker, who murdered 2 doctors at a hospital because he claimed he was given a command by ‘Allah’ to kill, will not be deported because he would pose a danger to the public in his homeland.
Yes, folks, in yet another barmy example of defending the indefensible, the human rights of the guilty take precedent over the human rights of their victims. So while Laith Alani is deemed a risk if deported back to his native Iraq, he isn’t in the UK.
Yup, and we wonder why British folks are gravitating to the odious far right.
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The details are still sketchy, but someone had ordered a mob-style hit on Mullah ‘the terrorist’ Krekar last night in Oslo Norway, wounding one of his relatives. The following is a Google translation of the Norwegian article from the Tundra Tabloids>>
Dulles flight to Las Vegas diverted because of “unruly passenger”
WaPo/ Debbie Schlussel is wondering:
Hmm . . . yet another “drunk, unruly” passenger on a cross-country flight–this time from Washington Dulles to Las Vegas. Funny, I don’t remember this many “drunk, unruly” passengers, trying to crash a plane before November, when a series of these began and, ultimately, the Flight 253 Islamic terrorist Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab was nearly successful in murdering 300 passengers in U.S. airspace.
I’ll believe this was just a “drunk” passenger, when I find out his name and religion. Until then, I’m reserving judgment.
Blame anything, but not Islam:

BRITAIN faces more 7/7-style suicide bomb attacks for generations because Muslims have not fully integrated into British society. (And its all the fault of the British government that allowed  Mohammedans to settle behind enemy lines, gave them free housing, schooling, healthcare, build them mosques & madrassas…./ed)
Iqbal Wahhab, a leading businessman  blamed the Government for the divisions between some Muslims and the wider British community. And he claimed that high unemployment among Muslims was also partly to blame.  He said: “It will take around 100 years for the employment gap between ethnic minorities and white people in this country to be eradicated. The Government has had a chance to fix it and hasn’t. The Express