Breaking News from Western Journalism
May 29, 2012 02:40 pm | Daniel Noe
May 29, 2012 02:30 pm | Doug Book
“When
men have died horrible deaths on foreign soil to protect the
Constitution, can any man be forgiven when he ignores the Constitution
to save his career?”
In late January, Liberty Legal Foundation lead attorney Van Irion argued
before Georgia… Continue to Post
May 29, 2012 02:22 pm | Kevin "Coach" Collins
After seeing the mountain of evidence on the subject, it is very clear that Barack Obama was not born in Hawaii and is a fake. Did you hear that, snarky media people? Nobody over ten believes this phony twerp was… Continue to Post
May 29, 2012 02:05 pm | Daniel Noe
May 29, 2012 02:00 pm | Daniel Noe
May 29, 2012 02:00 pm | Michael J. Nellett
Why
are SOCIALIST PROGRESSIVES of both political parties so hell-bent on
surrendering our sovereignty as a nation to the United Nations? It is
being reported that Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton are
trying to give the United Nations… Continue to Post
May 29, 2012 01:59 pm | Breaking News
JERUSALEM
— Members of the Syrian opposition are pressing to openly announce an
affiliation with the Muslim Brotherhood at a meeting scheduled to take
place in Turkey later this week, according to informed Middle Eastern
security officials.
The opposition has… Continue to Post
May 29, 2012 01:55 pm | Daniel Noe
May 29, 2012 01:34 pm | Breaking News
A
member of the National Labor Relations Board accused of leaking inside
information has resigned, the agency announced Sunday.
Terence Flynn had been under pressure to leave since March, when the
board’s inspector general found that Flynn committed ethics violations… Continue to Post
May 29, 2012 01:33 pm | Susan Stamper Brown
Name-calling
is the coward’s way to avoid intelligent discourse. Liberals are
notorious for responding to just about anything or anyone with whom they
disagree using ad hominem rebuttals to discredit their opponents.
Rather than exercising brain cells to engage in… Continue to Post
May 29, 2012 01:23 pm | Daniel Noe
May 29, 2012 01:00 pm | George Spelvin
“For
starters, just because there is no long form birth certificate on file
in Hawaii, that doesn’t rule out President Obama being born elsewhere in
the United States, or even in Hawaii,” states Hawaii’s former Senior
Election Clerk Timothy Lee… Continue to Post
May 29, 2012 12:51 pm | Daniel Noe
May 29, 2012 12:43 pm | Daniel Noe
May 29, 2012 12:33 pm | Breaking News
The
Obama Administration has arranged to provide—free of charge—several
customized special-operations military vessels to the Government of
Kenya, U.S. Trade & Aid Monitor has learned. Finalization of those
plans came exactly one week prior to today’s explosion in the Kenyan… Continue to Post
May 29, 2012 12:14 pm | Breaking News
The
day before Memorial Day, Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan
lamented that Mexico had lost territory to America due to the
Mexican-American War and disparaged American military action around the
globe.
The poorly-timed rant took place in San Diego… Continue to Post
May 29, 2012 12:01 pm | Breaking News
Many
of you are probably too young to remember the flap over Vice President
Dan Quayle’s comments in 1992 about unwed mothers. Here’s some of what
the former vice president said:
“Bearing babies irresponsibly is simply wrong. Failing to support… Continue to Post
May 29, 2012 11:42 am | Breaking News
The
House will vote this summer on continuing wide-ranging tax cuts first
enacted under President George W. Bush, House Majority Leader Eric
Cantor said Friday as the GOP sharpened its plans for confronting
Democrats on one of the election’s top… Continue to Post
May 29, 2012 11:30 am | Breaking News
Not
all campaign books are treated equally. Just look at Edward Klein and
J.H. Hatfield.
Klein, of course, is the author of the new book “The Amateur: Barack
Obama in the White House.” Hatfield, now dead and forgotten, wrote a… Continue to Post
Judge Napolitano Slams UN Debate On Internet Regulation: Beauty Of Net Is That It’s ‘Utterly Unregulated’
by Alex Alvarez
Judge Andrew Napolitano stopped by Fox & Friends early Tuesday morning, where he weighed in on a story involving the UN and the internet.
The segment kicked off, however, with host Brian Kilmeade opining that the U.S. should most definitely not give Italy drones.
“You know,” he told his co-hosts, “I’m half Italian and I’m telling you right now, we should not give them these drones. [...] What have they done to demand drones? Why do they need help firing missiles on their drones?”
“If they’re part of the coalition, they can help us kill some bad guys,” pointed out Steve Doocy.
“We can do it,” countered Kilmeade. “We have the joy sticks.”
Napolitano, meanwhile, was seated on the show’s “curvy couch,” laughing raucously.
RELATED: Shep Smith, Judge Napolitano Go Off On Feds For ‘Trampling Our Liberty’ With NATO Summit Arrests
Then, he got down to the nitty gritty: The debate on whether the United Nations should essentially “oversee” the internet.”
“You know, this sounds crazy — and it is,” he began, “but this week, the House of Representatives of the United States of America in Washington, D.C. is going to debate whether or not to allow the United Nations or some group in the United Nations to regulate the internet in the United States.”
“China is pushing for this because the Chinese government does this,” he explained. “Russia is pushing for this because the Russian government does it. Why should the House of Representatives even consider this? It is so obviously violative of our first amendment freedoms here in this country.”
Already, he said, “President Obama has claimed in an emergency, he can shut down the internet. I only know of one instance in which a government shut down the internet in recent times and that’s the city of San Francisco when the Occupy wall street crazies were in the subway and in the Bay Area rapid transit.”
“Or during the Arab Spring,” added host Steve Doocy.
“Look,” said Napolitano, “the internet is just speech. And the beauty of it is it’s utterly unregulated. You can say what you want, you can talk to whomever you want, and you don’t have to worry about the government and you don’t have to worry about anybody stopping you.” And, while he believes these efforts will ultimately fail, he added that “I guess that there are elements in the State Department that are trying to do a favor to their colleagues in China and Russia saying, ‘Yeah, we’ll put this on the table and see where it goes.’ It should go down the black hole and stay there.”
“The judge is going to be arming drones later,” joked Kilmeade as the hosts bid the Judge farewell. Callback!
Watch, via Fox News:
Judge Andrew Napolitano stopped by Fox & Friends early Tuesday morning, where he weighed in on a story involving the UN and the internet.The segment kicked off, however, with host Brian Kilmeade opining that the U.S. should most definitely not give Italy drones.
“You know,” he told his co-hosts, “I’m half Italian and I’m telling you right now, we should not give them these drones. [...] What have they done to demand drones? Why do they need help firing missiles on their drones?”
“If they’re part of the coalition, they can help us kill some bad guys,” pointed out Steve Doocy.
“We can do it,” countered Kilmeade. “We have the joy sticks.”
Napolitano, meanwhile, was seated on the show’s “curvy couch,” laughing raucously.
RELATED: Shep Smith, Judge Napolitano Go Off On Feds For ‘Trampling Our Liberty’ With NATO Summit Arrests
Then, he got down to the nitty gritty: The debate on whether the United Nations should essentially “oversee” the internet.”
“You know, this sounds crazy — and it is,” he began, “but this week, the House of Representatives of the United States of America in Washington, D.C. is going to debate whether or not to allow the United Nations or some group in the United Nations to regulate the internet in the United States.”
“China is pushing for this because the Chinese government does this,” he explained. “Russia is pushing for this because the Russian government does it. Why should the House of Representatives even consider this? It is so obviously violative of our first amendment freedoms here in this country.”
Already, he said, “President Obama has claimed in an emergency, he can shut down the internet. I only know of one instance in which a government shut down the internet in recent times and that’s the city of San Francisco when the Occupy wall street crazies were in the subway and in the Bay Area rapid transit.”
“Or during the Arab Spring,” added host Steve Doocy.
“Look,” said Napolitano, “the internet is just speech. And the beauty of it is it’s utterly unregulated. You can say what you want, you can talk to whomever you want, and you don’t have to worry about the government and you don’t have to worry about anybody stopping you.” And, while he believes these efforts will ultimately fail, he added that “I guess that there are elements in the State Department that are trying to do a favor to their colleagues in China and Russia saying, ‘Yeah, we’ll put this on the table and see where it goes.’ It should go down the black hole and stay there.”
“The judge is going to be arming drones later,” joked Kilmeade as the hosts bid the Judge farewell. Callback!
Watch, via Fox News:
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