70% of KFMB 760 AM listeners want Muslims registered in a national database.

KFMB 760 AM broadcasts out of San Diego, California.

BCF posts an email forwarded to him by a reader:

Salam Alaikum,

Ater speaking to representatives of 2 of the accused in the case they have given this instruction.

1.Do not speak to the media. Refer them to the lawyers of the defendants
2.Do not talk about the case or the defendants in detail even in private. It is more than likely that some people are under surveillance and anything could be used against the defendants. This is of CRITICAL importance. Do not send emails, post on facebook, twitter etc… about the defendants.
3.If at any point our support is needed we will be informed but for now we must sit tight.
4.Make Du’a
5.There will be some letters circulated asking to ensure the case is fair and transparent – you can act up on these letters.

This is of the utmost importance please try to respect these rules.

Salam,
MontrealMuslims.ca

***
No one at MontrealMuslims.ca thought to add, “Report any suspicious behavior to the proper authorities” or “Remember: the safety and security of all Canadians must be our top priority.”

Nope. It’s all about group think and conformity and keeping your mouth shut.

It’s like something out of The Sopranos.

Who the hell gets emails from people telling them how to think and act?

That’s why, when I went to Catholic school, we split up the smart kids and the stupid kids, as a form of triage.

The “stupid” stream had a nice name like “general” but we all knew it really meant “stupid,” including the kids who were in it. (Even they weren’t that stupid.)

I guess they don’t do that anymore…

Making tests super-easy automatically narrows the racial gap as measured by the simpleminded method of subtracting the percent of blacks passing from the percent of whites passing. (…)

If Mayor Bloomberg, who has made himself $17,500,000,000 delivering statistics to traders, doesn’t know about standard deviations, well, Bloomberg L.P. employs hundreds of people who could have explained it to him. (…)

 The Fire Department of New York tried the same tactic to avoid a    disparate impact suit over the notoriously innumerate Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s rule that blacks must score at least four fifths as well as whites in percentage terms. They pushed the white passing rate on the fireman’s hiring test to 97 percent so that the black rate hit 85 percent. (…)

The racial gaps are usually portrayed in terms of black children, whom white Americans find highly sympathetic. But most of the mounting frenzy in elite circles over the gaps is currently driven by the vast numbers of Hispanics our ruling class has let into the country. Weissberg subversively notes:  

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A lesson, should “conservatives” wish to learn it:

Even a few years ago, proof that Martin Luther King, Jr. was a serial plagiarist (including his “I Have A Dream” speech) were mostly posted in the kinds of online discussion groups that The Guy Who Is Suing Us devotes his energies to shutting down as “racist.”

Today these indisputable facts are reported in award-winning, pretty mainstream, even “hip”, magazines.

You can’t time the “fringe” market.

Is something factually accurate, or isn’t it? That’s the only true north.

Actually? I’ve never seen this.

Tell me about it!

Grab a coffee and checkk out my lenghty new post at David Horowitz’s NewsReal blog, about the latest left vs right skirmishes up here in Canada.

Ezra Levant writes:

News reports from British Columbia put the cost, so far, of handling Canada’s 492 Tamil gatecrashers at $22 million — covering everything from free telephone calls back to Sri Lanka to free lawyers to free dental care.

Taxpaying, law-abiding Canadian citizens don’t even get free dental care, in case you’d forgotten.

(…)

Who among us wouldn’t rather give a country like India or Thailand $20,000 a head to resettle genuine Tamil refugees there? And as to the fake refugees, even a $1,000 plane ticket to ship them straight home is a bargain. Right now they’re each costing us more than $1,000 a day in Canada.

Next time someone on CNN calls Sarah Palin or Glenn Beck “stupid,” please email them this screenshot, which displays three mistakes in one tiny space:

Seriously? How stupid are you?

Thanks to the RightScoop for posting this.

I watched it on my computer. Estimates are half a million people! An extremely… Protestant event.

I actually enjoyed something that happened just before the rally started:

I watched it on Facebook, and under the screen people across North America were chatting on a constantly updated feed.

Before the rally proper, the camera focused on the podium as staffers milled around the stage.

However, at one point we could all hear the unseen Beck and his staff “behind the scenes,” making last minute preparations.

Needless to say, everyone using Facebook immediately recognized Beck’s voice, and (perhaps dreading a Face in the Crowd moment) started typing:

“Glenn, your mike is open!”

“Somebody tell Glenn his mic is on!!”

Sure enough about 30 seconds in we heard Beck say, “Guys, I hear my mic is on, can you fix it?”

So… 21st century!

PLUS: “You go to war with the tv personalities you have”…

And what I wrote a few months ago on the same topic.

UPDATE: J.E. Dyer writes…

The left will do what it’s going to do, but what I’d like to do here is reiterate a point I made  about Palin last year to my fellows on the right.  The point is this:  people like Beck, Palin, and Limbaugh are as much a test of our character as anything else.   

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• Rush Limbaugh’s eulogy to a brave young man
• What will happen at Glenn Beck’s “Restoring Honor” rally this Saturday?
• Michael Savage says Mayor Bloomberg will lead us “onto boxcars”

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