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From Bill Wilson at the Daily Jot on April 25, 2008

Greetings in the Name of Him Who is Revelation!

The Bush Administration may be sealing the prophetic fate of an America whose leaders are breaking the nation's covenant with God by mixing with and submitting to Islam, the antithesis of the Judeo-Christian faith. Just this week, the Bush Administration took steps to provide nuclear fuel and technology to Islamic states and to cave in to Islamic demands to put a government-wide ban on descriptive war on terror terms such as "Jihadist", "mujahedeen", and "Islamo-fascism." These moves coincide with the Treasury Department's actions in March to create special investment deals with Islamic sovereign wealth funds that may attempt to impose Sharia law over U.S. investment companies.

From Bill Wilson at the Daily Jot on April 4, 2008

Greetings in the Name of Him Who Is Truth!

A New York Times/CBS News poll indicates that 81% of Americans believe the nation has "pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track." In the poll, Americans blamed several things for their dim view of the country--the federal government, the weakening economy, terrorism, and the mortgage crisis. A full 70%, however, said that their personal financial situation was "fairly good" or "very good". What analysts are unlikely to figure out from such a poll is that Americans sense in their spirits that the nation is in dire circumstance, but so long as their pockets have enough money, that nagging feeling about the nation going in the wrong direction will never be addressed.

From Bill Wilson at the Daily Jot on March 3, 2008

Greetings in the Name of Him Who is Revelation!

Subversive Islamic interests in the United States intend to use the legal precedence of Native American Indian courts to establish Sharia law courts where Islamists will handle their own civic matters on such issues as crime, marriage, divorce, support, custody, adoption, legitimacy, abuse, and more. A 1993 article posted in February by The American Muslim entitled “Native American Courts: Precedent for an Islamic arbitral system,” reminds Muslim legal organizations to explore using legal precedents found in the 1978 Indian Child Welfare Act and Article I Section 8 in the U.S. Constitution, giving Congress regulatory authority over Indian tribes, to seek to establish Sharia law courts in the U.S.

Establishing Sharia Law courts in the U.S. is one of the goals of the 1991 Muslim Brotherhood plan to wage a “Civilization Jihad” aimed at overthrowing the U.S. government and establishing Islamic rule.  The plan, submitted as evidence in the Holy Land Foundation terrorist funding trial in Dallas, Texas, calls for the establishment of “comprehensive settlement organizations.”  These organizations are to take root in American society and establish an Islamic foundation that would be followed by generations of Muslims in the U.S. to “finish the march”.  The Muslim Brotherhood plan called for establishing “A Central Islamic Court,” a “Muslims Attorneys Society” and organizations to defend rights of Muslims.

By Patrick J. Buchanan

How would he pull it off? I wondered.

How would Barack explain to his press groupies why he sat silent in a pew for 20 years as the Rev. Jeremiah Wright delivered racist rants against white America for our maligning of Fidel and Gadhafi, and inventing AIDS to infect and kill black people?

How would he justify not walking out as Wright spewed his venom about "the U.S. Of K.K.K. America," and howled, "God d*** America!" My hunch was right. Barack would turn the tables.

Eight murdered by terrorist in J'lem as published at Jpost.com

Police confirmed Friday morning that the Palestinian terrorist who opened fire at central Jerusalem's Mercaz Harav Yeshiva late Thursday night, killing eight students and wounding 11 others, carried a blue Israeli identity card and came from east Jerusalem.

Encouraged by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), pediatricians across the United States have begun questioning children about their parents' habits, in some cases even filing police reports based on this information, according to an opinion article published in the Boston Herald.

Article author Michael Graham recounts that his own children were asked by their doctor whether their parents used drugs and alcohol, owned guns, or were abusive. The doctor did not seek parental permission before asking the questions, nor did he inform them that they were being asked; Graham and his wife found out only after their children came home from the visits.