It's about time

As reported in The New York Times, the F.T.C. Asks if Carbon-Offset Money Is Well Spent

Betsy Newmark takes a pitch in her wheelhouse and belts it out of the park. The fact that she nails the Seattle school system by calling it "despicable" adds extra distance to the homer.

The Tao of Defiance explains "Why the Muslims world was left behind."

This excerpt should encourage you to read the whole thing:

[..] Secular order in India thus is possible only when Muslims are not in power. Thondi, Rasathipuram and other places prove that the Muslim mind suffers from a dangerous duality—of seeking secularism when out of power and imposing a brutal demeaning theocracy for non-Muslims when in power."

India is in effect another canary in the coal mine, illuminating the true character of Islamofascism for all who will see to understand the threat to civilization that unchecked Islamofascism poses to the world.

Update: don't miss this post, entitled "The Hajj story you won’t hear; Islam as a religion that lost sight of its inner meaning."

An American woman learns that wearing the Abaya is not seen as just wearing a garment, but is an external indicator that the wearer obeys a set of religious laws that as far from feminism as can be imagined.

Multiculturalism, meet the rock and the hard place.

Fox News' Steve "Danger" Harrigan experiences waterboarding firsthand.

Interesting to hear his reactions during all three phases. It has a much happier ending than other videos that have been published from Iraq.

The introduction of an advice column for uptight Seattle residents sparks two questions. First, why did it take so long for a newspaper to start one? Second, how will they have room in the paper for anything else without doubling the number of pages?

H/T: Sound Politics