Political Blogging as Hate Crime
Simply criticizing Israel is now considered anti-Semitic

By Kurt Nimmo
November 15th, 2006

If Rev. Ted Pike is correct, this blog may soon be illegal.

“For the past eight years, the Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith has tried unsuccessfully to pass its Orwellian federal ‘anti-hate’ bill. It has failed largely for one reason: Republican control of Congress,” writes Pike. “Repeatedly, Republican opponents of their hate bill, such as Rep. Roy Blunt and Sen. Bill Frist have been able, with Republican congressional backing, to block passage,” but now, with Democrats in control of Congress, “such freedom-saving clout no longer exists. ADL’s federal thought crimes bill, ‘The Local Law Enforcement Enhancement Act,’ will be reintroduced soon after January 1. Since no Democrat in Congress has ever voted against the hate bill, it will pass.”

According to Rabbi David Saperstein of the Interfaith Alliance Foundation, Americans “cannot stand idly by while our brothers and sisters, parents and children, live in fear that racism, homophobia, misogyny, and xenophobia continue to go unchecked. We cannot stand idly by while hate crimes destroy the sense of community that we and so many others have worked so hard to build.” (more…)

Is a Bush - Pelosi Amnesty Ahead?

By Patrick J. Buchanan
November 15th, 2006

With the resignation of Republican National Committee Chair Ken Mehlman, President Bush intends to fill the post with Florida’s Mel Martinez, a Hispanic who led the battle in the U.S. Senate for amnesty for illegal aliens.

“Martinez is going to lead the fight for amnesty that Bush could not win when Republicans controlled the Congress,” one angry RNC member told The Washington Times’ Ralph Hallow.

Unable to extract an amnesty bill from Denny Hastert and Co. in the House like the McCain-Kennedy bill he supports, Bush is looking to cut a deal with San Francisco Nancy.

Amnesty is to be the Bush legacy, and Martinez is to be the face of the party on the most explosive domestic issue of our era. For that, GOP precinct workers walked the line to hold Congress for the party.

Bush and Karl Rove still have not gotten the message, and probably never will. They have swallowed the Wall Street Journal and Weekly Standard line that the party’s tough stance against illegal immigration hurt with Hispanics and only a “comprehensive” immigration bill can heal the wounds. “Comprehensive” is the code word for amnesty. (….Full Article Here)

Abramoff Goes to Club Fed

By V-News Staff
November 15th, 2006

“Super-Zionist” may roll on Dems, Rove

Corrupt lobbyist Jack Abramoff has reported to a “Club Fed” facility in Maryland to begin serving a 70-month-long sentence related to various high-level payoffs. “Club Fed” prisons are reserved for politicians, white collar criminals and informants, and have in the past included tennis courts and swimming pools.

Abramoff, once lauded as a “Super-Zionist” for his support of extreme Jewish supremacist groups, peaded guilty to a total of five federal crimes in two separate courts in January of 2006. Since then he has been rumored to be “spilling the beans” on a number of corrupt public officials and others. One congressman to already face a court is Ohio’s Bob Ney, who pleaded guilty to corruption charges in October of 2006. Now “Raw Story” is saying that Abramoff may be prepared to roll over on “several Democratic senators and presidential adviser Karl Rove.”

According to an ABC article, “Sources close to the investigation say Abramoff has provided information on his dealings with and campaign contributions and gifts to “dozens of members of Congress and staff,” including what Abramoff has reportedly described as “six to eight seriously corrupt Democratic senators.” The sources say Abramoff was about to provide information about Bush administration officials, including Karl Rove, “accepting things of value” from Abramoff.”

If this reports are accurate, we hope Abramoff doesn’t develop “fatal tennis elbow” or drown in the pool at his new digs.

 
Source: NationalVanguard.org