Flight 93 Update
November 28, 2008 | Filed Under Democrats/Leftists, Flight 93, Islam, Islamofascism, Media Bias, News, Publius Contributor, Religion, Security/Safety, Society/Culture, War on Terror | No Comments
No, the Mecca-orientation of the Crescent of Embrace is NOT a product of the landform
Defenders of the Flight 93 memorial repeatedly insist that the Mecca orientation of the giant crescent HAS to be a coincidence. It is completely determined, they insist, by the landform, the path of Flight 93, and the impact point, leaving no room for intent to enter.
Obama: Fear and the Security Force
November 22, 2008 | Filed Under Barack Obama, Congress, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Elections, Flight 93, Foreign Policy, Government, Corruption, Islam, Islamofascism, Media Bias, Military, News, President, Publius Contributor, Security/Safety, Selwyn Duke, Society/Culture | No Comments
By Selwyn Duke
In all my life I have never seen such intense emotion surrounding a leader as that evoked by Barack Obama. Even Ronald Reagan, the Gipper himself, didn’t enjoy the kind of prostration of the will offered to the president-elect by hordes of followers. Yet, while people the world over are imbued with “hope” and chant Obama’s slogan “Yes, we can!” — for instance, the French are using their translation of it, “Oui, nous pouvons!” — some of the intense emotion is of a very different species.
It is fear.
In all my life I have never seen an American politician who could make so many Americans’ blood run cold. Some may mention the left’s feelings regarding Reagan or President Bush, but there is no equivalency. For all of leftists’ bluster and melodrama, they weren’t afraid of those men as much as they, well, just hated them. Sure, leftist ideologues said those two Republicans were scary, but the same people also said that each one was both dumb and Machiavellian. Hatred is an emotion, and emotion isn’t logical; it just conjures up whatever feels right at the moment.
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Flight 93 Update
November 13, 2008 | Filed Under Flight 93, Islam, Islamofascism, Media Bias, News, Publius Contributor, Religion, Security/Safety, War on Terror, Warner Todd Huston | No Comments
Tom Burnett Senior: “We have an Islamist design here that can’t go forward, please.”
Powerful video of Tom Burnett Senior and Alec Rawls at the August 2nd Memorial project meeting. The clip below is Part 1 of Alec’s new video exposé, starting with Mr. Burnett ’s appeal to the American people to please help him stop the Park Service from planting a giant Islamic shaped crescent atop his son’s grave.
Flight 93 Update…
October 15, 2008 | Filed Under Democrats/Leftists, Flight 93, Foreign Policy, Government, Corruption, Islam, Islamofascism, Media Bias, News, War on Terror | No Comments
New discovery: Murdoch’s preliminary design also contained an Islamic sundial
One of the dozen epic-scale mosque features in architect Paul Murdoch’s Crescent of Embrace design is a year-round accurate Islamic prayer-time sundial. The shadow calculations take a bit of work to verify, but the overt similarity is immediate:
Flight 93 Update…
October 1, 2008 | Filed Under Democrats/Leftists, Flight 93, Government, Corruption, Islam, Islamofascism, Media Bias, Military, News, Patriotism, Publius Contributor, Security/Safety, Society/Culture, War on Terror, Warner Todd Huston | No Comments
What a mihrab means to the Wahhabists, the Khomeini-ists and the other Salafists
In 1981, Ayatollah Khomeini explained the meaning of a Mecca-direction indicator (called a mihrab), like the one now being planted on the Flight 93 crash site:
Mehrab means the place of war, the place of fighting. Out of the mehrabs, wars should proceed, just as all the wars of Islam used to proceeded out of the mehrabs. [Hat tip Yoel Natan, Moon-o-theism, p. 30]
The I-ah-told-you-so wasn’t just speaking allegorically either. The University of Chicago’s Francis Joseph Seinglass Comprehensive Persian-English dictionary lists amongst its definitions for mihrab: “warlike,” and “a field of battle.” (Hat tip Czechmade.)
Anyone who thinks it is okay to build the world’s largest mihrab on the Flight 93 crash site really should read Khomeini’s whole speech (his tribute to Muhammad). It’s only two pages, but psychopathic hellspawn like Khomeini can pack an awful lot of murder-lust into a short space, when every stinking sentence is a plea for wanton slaughter.
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Paul Murdoch channels Allahpundit
September 24, 2008 | Filed Under Democrats/Leftists, Family, Flight 93, Foreign Policy, Islam, Islamofascism, Media Bias, News, Patriotism, Religion, Security/Safety, Society/Culture, War on Terror | No Comments
Two years ago Allahpundit (who works for Michelle Malkin) made a very strange judgment. He accepted that the original Crescent of Embrace design for the Flight 93 memorial pointed roughly to Mecca (to be exact, it points within 2 degrees of Mecca), but said that worrying about the orientation of the crescent reeked of “truther-iness.”
“A good rule of thumb,” said Allah:
if you need a protractor to properly express your outrage, you’ve probably gone too far.
Orientation on Mecca may sound esoteric, but it is certainly not esoteric to Muslims, who are supposed to face Mecca five times a day for prayer, and often carry special compasses for that purpose.
Flight 93 Update…
September 18, 2008 | Filed Under Congress, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, Flight 93, Media Bias, News, Security/Safety, Society/Culture | No Comments
“They had some forewarning and they chose to take action.” The defenders of the crescent also have forewarning, and are trying to cover it up.
Gordon Felt, president of the Flight 93 family group that supports the crescent shaped memorial, offered a nice summary statement of the heroism of Flight 93:
They had some forewarning and they chose to take action.
“It’s that citizen soldier, heroism message,” he said “that we want to get out and memorialize their actions.”
Mr. Felt also has forewarning of an enemy plot, but he and the other defenders of the crescent design are choosing not to act. They are displaying a perfect anti-spirit of Flight 93.
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