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Tuesday, July 10, 2007

Updated: Is the U.S. government finally ready to confront cyberjihadism?

See this entry on My Pet Jawa, a prominent antijihadist blog.

It has certainly taken awhile for the U.S. government to start paying attention to cyberjihadism.

1389 wants to know:

When will they begin to look at the relentless pro-jihadist intimidation and censorship at social news and Web 2.0 sites, such as Digg?

When will they recognize that the site's owners and staff are responsible for allowing this activity to run rampant?

When will they start looking at the backgrounds and connections of these staffers, including contractors?

Allowing our self-proclaimed enemies to take control of, and to censor, our social news sites is giving them waaaaay too much power, and it has to stop!

Update (6/16/07):

Update (7/5/07):

Update (7/10/07):

Next article on this topic:

The Battle Against E-Jihadis: Why we need to know what we're up against!

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Tuesday, June 5, 2007

Why it's vitally important to keep up the pressure on the Senate

Over at Pirate's Cove, William Teach warns us about what happens when we fail to keep up the pressure on our legislators:

Demotivation Monday: Immigration Backers Optimistic

In a nutshell, our elected senators and representatives, not to mention the President, all think that they can ignore us. Teach gives several reasons, but this is the one you need to see right now:

Third, the flood of angry calls, emails, protests, etc, probably did recede, as the people who were making them, particularly Conservatives, do not think that they have to continue to say the same thing again and again: they expect Senators to listen the first time.

Problem is, they didn't listen, so you gotta crank up the volume.

We'll make it easy for you. Refer back to our earlier post on this topic, Updated: No, it's NOT too late to stop the immigration "reform" bill! Use the links there to reach out and touch the senators from your state.

Need some more motivation?

Terrorists Use Mexico to Enter U.S.

Open borders means no barriers against terrorist infiltration. And despite what the "reformers" say, it's impossible to do an effective background check on an alien in one business day. Once they get in, it's too late.

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Friday, May 25, 2007

UPDATED: No, it's NOT too late to stop the immigration "reform" bill!

Here's what you can do:

First of all, to target your efforts, it helps to know who the perps are. So how do we know exactly which senators are most to blame for foisting this on us? Sweetness and Light comes to the rescue with the rogues' gallery:

'Gang of 12' senators key to immigration bill.

Next, head on over to Dumb Ox Daily News for a complete dissection of the nasty innards of this immigration bill, along with a lookup link to give you the email addresses of the senators from your state, and a news roundup on the issue:

Immigration Bill: Still Time to Act on Amnesty Cabal...UPDATED

There's even a phone number for the senate offices. Read the material here and check out some of the links. Equip yourself with the facts, and nobody will be able to put you off with generalities and empty promises. These folks have done the research, so that when you call or e-mail, you'll be loaded for bear!

UPDATE - More information for you:
(Stein hoist to JB's Corner for this extra information!)

What could be easier?

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Saturday, May 19, 2007

Americans Are Lazy

By DannoJyD

As the Illegal Alien Invasion Amnesty Bill got a major push by the Senate today, it became obvious that Americans were again too lazy to make a phone call to their legislators before this reported debacle took place.

From the Washington Times:

The Bush administration, trying to win an immigration agreement with Democrats, is backing away from safeguards designed to target businesses that hire illegal aliens and to prevent a repeat of the rampant fraud that resulted from the 1986 amnesty.

You won't find much information in the liberal media on how this bill affects the illegal aliens with a Islamic background. They would prefer it if we would forget all about Fort Dix. Instead, you can expect to be buried in propaganda about all of the America-loving Hispanics who just want to have a chance at a better life. You also won't see the signs from the illegal alien demonstrations, carried by the 'undocumented workers', claiming that California and Texas belong to Mexico.

Instead, you can expect news stories like Deal on Immigration Reached, by Washington Post staff writer Jonathan Weisman, appearing Friday, May 18, 2007:

The Bush administration and a bipartisan group of senators reached agreement yesterday on a sprawling overhaul of the nation's immigration laws that would bring an estimated 12 million illegal immigrants out of society's shadows while stiffening protections and cracking down on employers of undocumented workers...
The Senate deal would grant temporary legal status to virtually all illegal immigrants in the country, while allowing them to apply for residence visas and eventual citizenship.

We now know that "bipartisan" means traitors working to overthrow America's immigration laws.

The White House comment line is being flooded with calls from unhappy citizens. This is good. If you haven't gotten in a call yet, please do: (202) 456-1111

Also, if you haven't called your U.S. Senator, the Capitol Hill switchboard will direct you to the correct office: (202) 224-3121.

Hat tip: Ameripundit.com

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Friday, April 27, 2007

TV and radio ads compete with spam

Television and radio commercials - and not only those low-budget late-night ads - are looking more and more like those offers for fake Viagra, boiler-room get-rich-quick schemes, and worthless diet products that seem to clutter everyone's email.

Billionaire blogger Mark Cuban warns that showing these ads, which are nothing but ripoffs of the consumer, will hurt the reputation and the brand value of the radio or TV station.

In the article Ripoff Commercials = Stupid TV Stations and Networks, Cuban argues that, if a station hasn't sold an ad slot to a quality advertiser, it would be better off not running any ad at all instead of running this garbage. Can't argue with that!

Commenter Trey Tomeny says:

A great observation, Mark. It is especially appalling that so many of the commercials that air on talk radio are for highly questionable get rich quick schemes. Those shows are the product of individual hosts who seem to value their integrity, and then apparently sell it to the highest bidder during the breaks.

By the way, Mark Cuban's blog offers a mobile website - try it and see!

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