That’s the opening line to a new country song by country music songwriting stars Larry Gatlin and Billy Dean. It’s an unapologetic salvo aimed right at the Islamic State terrorists. And “aimed” is an even more appropriate descriptor once you hear the title of the song: “An American with a Remington.”
"Mr. Welky is the first American pilot that is known to have stood up against this and is the first American pilot to be fired for his stand. If that wasn't disturbing enough, Welky went on to describe how thousands of illegal Muslims are being flown into the US in airplanes that have been marked as "empty."
"When it comes to reviews for “Left Behind,” the apocalyptic rapture film starring Nicolas Cage, movie critics and the general public have notably diverged in their assessments.
"Hall’s daughter, Briana, attends Jenison Public Schools in Jenison, Michigan. The assignment, entitled “Introduction to Islam” was part of a World History class. It was designed by the Council for American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) a group with known ties to Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood, and other terrorist organizations."
Now the board is reviewing its policy on school advertising, and seem dumbfounded over whether or not to allow condom companies to advertise at the district’s schools.
"It appears Lois Lerner’s neighbors aren’t too fond of her either.
1776 - A group of Spanish missionaries settled in what is now San Francisco, CA. 1781 - The last major battle of the American Revolutionary War took place in Yorktown, VA. The American forces, led by George Washington, defeated the British troops under Lord Cornwallis. 1812 - During the War of 1812 American forces captured two British brigs, the Detroit and the Caledonia. 1855 - Isaac Singer patented the sewing machine motor. 1855 - Joshua C. Stoddard received a patent for his calliope. 1872 - Aaron Montgomery started his mail order business with the delivery of the first mail order catalog. The firm later became Montgomery Wards. 1930 - Aviator Laura Ingalls landed in Glendale, CA, to complete the first solo transcontinental flight across the U.S. by a woman. 1946 - The first electric blanket went on sale in Petersburg, VA. 1986 - Democrat U.S. District Judge Harry E. Claiborne became the fifth federal official to be removed from office through impeachment. The U.S. Senate convicted Claiborne of "high crimes and misdemeanors." 1986 - The musical "Phantom of the Opera" by Andrew Lloyd Webber opened in London. |
September, the president stated that Ebola had very little chance of reaching our shore. A few days later an infected man from Liberia entered the United States. This president has a way of making grand proclamations only to come back later to clarify or state that someone underestimated the reality. Of course, we know it’s never his fault. I suppose this outbreak is the JV form of Ebola.
LIBERAL Academic Cornel West BLASTS Obama, Says Black America has Suffered Under his Reign:
“We cannot allow it to be forgotten. We will not,” he said. “Gather around, for I wish to tell you a tale. Today, October 7th, is the anniversary of the Battle of Lepanto — a gargantuan struggle on the sea that changed the course of events in the 16th century.”
"Author and talk radio host Mark Levin on Tuesday called Rev. Jesse Jackson a “complete fraud” after the news broke that Jackson would be going to Dallas to make sure Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan and the affected neighborhood are not “shunned.”
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