Jewish Journal Interview with Pamela Geller
Intrepid journalist Mike Hayutin has published the question and answer interview he conducted with me over at the San Diego Jewish Journal. Read the whole thing here: Q and A with Pamela Geller by Mike Hayutin | May 2014 | 2 Comments By Mike Hayutin, San Diego Jewish Journal Pamela Geller, a First Amendment, human…


“Mustafa Kamel Mustafa, the former north London imam more commonly known by his alias Abu Hamza, used his Finsbury Park mosque in the mid and late-1990s as his ‘base of operations for the global export of violence and terror’, a US prosecutor has told a New York court.” But with a British government that wants to make London into a global center of Sharia finance, what’s the problem with that? To be consistent, they should be embracing Abu Hamza, not sending him to the US to stand trial.
During the election for Mayor in NYC, I warned of de Blasio’s pro-terror allegiances. I submitted this ad to run on NYC subway platforms. New York media liked it — read this. A de Blasio spokeswoman called my ad “hateful and offensive.” What exactly is hateful and offensive? He did exactly as I predicted. He has disbanded the NYPD counter-terror program and vowed to go after the “real bad guys.” Who dat, Herr Wilhelm? 
What happened when jihad TV came to America? Nobody watched 🙂
The information battlespace is being waged outside the hallowed halls of the enemedia. The Islamic supremacist group Muslim Advocates has announced that its Annual Gala 2014 on May 3 will host an “onstage conversation” about “countering hate on the internet” featuring Monika Bickert, the Head of Global Policy Management for Facebook, along with Muslim Advocates’ Executive Director Farhana Khera and Hilary Shelton of the NAACP.
Just days before the beginning of Passover, that great celebration of freedom, a prominent American Jewish university has sided with the enslavers. Universities like Brandeis that were established on the principles of Jewish values and ethics have become voluntary weapons against those very principles.
The report claims there are parts of France where natives are no longer welcome. Muslim immigrants now consider these areas, their territory. And natives (called whites) enter at their own risk. The French are calling them “No Go Zones” and “Urban Sensitive Zones.” Even the police don’t enter these places, or don’t enforce the law. France’s multicultural experiment going up in flames.
Going off like a car alarm, Hooper contradicted himself at every turn. On the one hand, he smeared and denounced the documentary “Honor Diaries” because of the company that produced the film. Hooper denounced the film — not for its message but for its messenger. (He never addressed content.) But when Megan Kelly asked questions about CAIR’s jihad past and unsavory connections, Hooper whined like a little girl about “CAIR-bashing.”
A new and viciously anti-Israel ad is running on Washington, DC buses, reading “We’re Sweating April 15 So Israelis Don’t Have To! Stop US Aid to Israel’s Occupation” and featuring a grim-looking Uncle Sam waving an Israeli flag. American Muslims for Palestine (AMP) is the sponsor of this Jew-hating ad, which evokes the ugly anti-Semitic stereotypes in which Jew-haters have long trafficked.
Before I spoke to an enthusiastic crowd at the Ramona Tea Party in San Diego, I spoke with the intrepid journalist Michael Hayutin. The Ramona event was huge. We have an army of activists ready to deploy.
A federal judge on Friday chided the FBI for failing to produce records tied to a prominent Saudi Arabian family who seemed to abandon their Sarasota home suddenly just prior to the 9/11 terror attacks. U.S. District Court Judge William Zloch ordered the FBI to conduct a much more thorough search than it had previously done and deliver all pertinent documents — uncensored — to him by April 18 for review.
Clouzot was already nearing his mid-fifties when he directed the then-25-year-old Bardot to arguably her greatest performance. Viewed today, La Verite is a striking reminder of the talents of two distinct and iconic artists, with Clouzot’s carefully thought-out compositions perfectly capturing Bardot at her most vulnerable and most brilliant.
“Our visits with Hezbollah and Hamas had to be kept secret to the Danish public no matter what,” Akkari explains in the book. “If someone revealed our partnership with infamous terror organisations, we would lose the success we were just beginning to have.” So said Ahmed Akkari, one of the architects behind the Danish Cartoon Crisis. Muhammad said, “war is deceit.” And the painful and inescapable truth is theirs is a culture that lives by deceit.
A Christian couple in Punjab Province incapable of writing proper Urdu was sentenced to death today for allegedly sending blasphemous text messages, bringing the number of Christians on death row in Pakistan to four. 
Further proof of the status of women in the Islamic culture. And here I thought Jerry Springer was bad.