Imam of Mecca’s grand mosque calls for all-out war against Shi’ites and Christians
By Robert Spencer / Jihad Watch
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Saturday, April 4, 2015
Imam of Mecca’s grand mosque calls for all-out war against Shi’ites and Christians
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“Hate Speech”
Pamela Geller / Atlas ShrugsMuslim supremacists and their goosestepping leftwing lapdogs are crowing about “defacing” our ads on Philly buses. These fools don’t realize that SEPTA has to make good on this destruction. But what these goons also don’t realize is that they add to our message.
Yes, the Islamic Jew-hatred, creed apartheid, gender apartheid, genocide exhortations, and misogyny found in abundance in the Qur’an (and Islamic texts and teachings) is hate speech.
I have two words for these hate preachers — “thank you.”
Protecting people, wildlife and ecosystems from climate catastrophes is the greatest moral cause of our time, alarmist scientists, activists, politicians, bureaucrats, clerics and journalists insist. Rubbish.
It has nothing to do with morality. It’s all about money, power and control. It narrowly defines “morality” to ignore the incredible benefits that fossil fuels and electricity bring to people everywhere – while dismissing the enormous harm their policies will wreak on families and ecological values that they profess to care so much about. And it makes no mention of the fact that they will rarely, if ever, be held accountable for their falsehoods and fraudulent science, or the damage and deaths they cause.
On March 31, President Obama promised to slash America’s carbon dioxide emissions 28% below 2005 emission levels by 2025 and 80% by 2050, taking us back to Civil War era emission levels, 150 years ago. He wants U.S. taxpayers to contribute our “fair share” to a new UN $100-billion-per-year UN slush fund to help poor countries adapt to and mitigate rising seas, storms and other climate change disasters that our plant-fertilizing CO2 emissions allegedly cause. He instructed his federal agencies to implement a host of new rules prior to the December 2015 United Nations climate conference in Paris.
Five Reasons Jobs Growth Is Slowing
Peter Morici / Townhall Finance
The Labor Department reported the economy added 126,000 jobs in March, less than half the pace of the past four months.
Unemployment stayed at 5.5 percent, as 277,000 additional adults chose not to seek employment. Were the same percentage of adults working or seeking work today as when President Obama took office, the unemployment rate would be 9.7 percent.
Despite Walmart and other big employers boosting lower-skilled workers’ pay, wage advances remained in the doldrums. For all but the most skilled professionals, pay will continue to advance only slowly, and going forward good jobs and pay raises will likely be even scarcer for struggling middle and working class Americans.
Here are five reasons jobs and wage growth are likely to be disappointing the balance of 2015 and in 2016.
1. Stronger Dollar and Tepid Consumers
The dollar is up against the euro and yen, making U.S. goods and services more expensive than competing products from Germany and Japan. Along with the impact of falling oil prices on U.S. drilling activity that discourages business investment.
So far consumers have been hesitant to spend the windfall from lower gasoline prices—retail sales have plunged in recent months—and business activity simply will not support adding a lot of new workers.
Peter Morici / Townhall Finance
The Labor Department reported the economy added 126,000 jobs in March, less than half the pace of the past four months.Unemployment stayed at 5.5 percent, as 277,000 additional adults chose not to seek employment. Were the same percentage of adults working or seeking work today as when President Obama took office, the unemployment rate would be 9.7 percent.
Despite Walmart and other big employers boosting lower-skilled workers’ pay, wage advances remained in the doldrums. For all but the most skilled professionals, pay will continue to advance only slowly, and going forward good jobs and pay raises will likely be even scarcer for struggling middle and working class Americans.
Here are five reasons jobs and wage growth are likely to be disappointing the balance of 2015 and in 2016.
1. Stronger Dollar and Tepid Consumers
The dollar is up against the euro and yen, making U.S. goods and services more expensive than competing products from Germany and Japan. Along with the impact of falling oil prices on U.S. drilling activity that discourages business investment.
So far consumers have been hesitant to spend the windfall from lower gasoline prices—retail sales have plunged in recent months—and business activity simply will not support adding a lot of new workers.
RIGHT SIDE PATRIOTS...LIVE
Today, April 4th, on RIGHT SIDE PATRIOTS on CPR Worldwide Media from 11am to 1pm EST, Craig and Diane will discuss priorities...as in wedding cakes and pizza pies vs. a nuclear armed Iran and a stagnant American economy.
Hope you can tune in:
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Today, April 4th, on RIGHT SIDE PATRIOTS on CPR Worldwide Media from 11am to 1pm EST, Craig and Diane will discuss priorities...as in wedding cakes and pizza pies vs. a nuclear armed Iran and a stagnant American economy.
Hope you can tune in:
http://cprworldwidemedia.net/radio
And chat with us live at:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cprworldwidemedia/
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