Tr’ffic!

May 18, 1978: Austin, Texas John Daniel Christian, a 13-year-old and son of LBJ’s former Press Secretary and prominent Texas political figure (George Christian), walked into his 8th grade English class at Murchison Junior High School (now Murchison Middle School) and shot to death his English teacher, Wilbur “Rod” Grayson, with George Christian’s .22 gun, in front of approximately 30 classmates.

John Christian was never prosecuted, allegedly, because he was a minor at the time but, most likely, because his father pulled strings to avoid prosecution.

John Christian is now a practicing attorney in Austin, Texas, licensed by the Texas State Bar Association.

Another scoop by my blogger-husband, BlazingCatFur:

In 2010 the Wali ul Asr school, located in Brampton Ontario, staged a speech competition among its elementary school students.

In this clip the young lady opens by denigrating Western society in a discussion on the need to wear the hijab.

She concludes with praise for the Ayatollah Khomeini and Hassan Nasrallah, leader of the banned terrorist group Hezbollah.

Her praise for Nasrallah focuses on his defeat of the “Zionist Regime.”

Mark Steyn:

On 9/11, the agent at the check-in desk reckoned Mohammed Atta and his chums were a bit strange but banished the thought as shameful and discriminatory. (…)

The US Airways cabin crew who got the “flying imams” bounced from a Minneapolis plane for flamboyantly, intimidatingly wacky behavior (praying loudly, fanning out to occupy all the exit rows, asking for seatbelt extenders they didn’t need) wound up in sensitivity-training hell.

If a lesbian thinks dragging your wife around in a head-to-toe body-bag is kinda weird, she’s being “Islamophobic.” If a Muslim thinks taking breast hormones and amputating your penis is a little off, he’s “transphobic.”

These very terms make the point that, in our society, finding somebody else odd is itself a form of mental illness.

Then Obama cut the funding for it.

Ooops!

And there already had been an armed guard at Columbine.

Ooops squared!

RELATED: Jonathan Kay writes for the National Post, and I don’t.

He also lives in a much nicer neighborhood…

And they’ll belong to the gun takers, not the gun owners.

Any word on why God didn’t “intervene” to keep 20 children alive in Connecticut, dumbfuck?