First of all, Ahmed Mohamed didn’t build anything…!  The only thing he did create was a deliberate stir and a bunch of agenda driven media coverage less than a week after we remembered 9/11.  Sadly and I believe very deliberately, there was a different photo published by AOL that was initially circulated and was meant to incite a lot of emotion, and it worked.  However, as the photo below left shows, the actual “clock” was more ominous and threatening looking than the bogus photo.

In case you missed it, the 14 year old middle schooler from Texas that I’m talking about decided he wanted to wow his teachers with a “science project.”  While lots of students that age come up with papier Mache volcanoes, tooth impressions, or maybe even some fossil that has never been seen before, this student decided to assemble, (not build) some pre-manufactured parts that wound up very closely resembling what any reasonable person without an agenda would say looks like a home-made bomb.  He claims he built a “clock” and it didn’t look like a bomb to him.  Maybe he needs stronger glasses…!

In a world where just over a year ago a seven year old boy was suspended from school because he chewed a pop tart so that it sort of resembled a pistol during a lunch break, the applause for Mr. “It didn’t look like a bomb to me” is beyond misplaced.  Here’s why; sadly for those Muslims who do mind their own business, an already overwhelming and growing number of them have created an environment that identifies them with death, destruction and atrocities.  Accordingly, this poorly or maybe not so poorly thought out project has driven another wedge in relations between two cultures.

While some would suggest that the boy was/is simply naïve, I’m not buying it because frankly, at fourteen, it is hard to imagine that he is that clueless.  I’m not about to let his parents off the hook either, because they share the blame and should never have allowed him to leave the house with this very ominous looking contraption.  The potential risks to public safety had anyone reacted as might be expected when something resembling a bomb was displayed are mind numbing.  The boy himself could have been mistakenly shot, or maybe someone might have been injured during any emergency vehicle response.  Either of those or countless other scenarios would have fallen squarely upon the parents’ shoulders.  In short this is not a joking matter.  

Kids have been mistakenly shot because they were holding a paintball gun and didn’t have the sense to drop it when ordered to. 

This “clock” certainly looked enough like a bomb to the first teachers that saw it that this young man was in fact removed from the class where upon the police were called in and he was arrested, if only temporarily.  

Temporarily because, and here’s where I’ll get in hot water, it turns out that this young man is a Muslim, and apparently under no set of circumstances or conditions in the America of Obama does a 14 year old Muslim boy who assembles such an ominous looking device receive anything except applause from the likes of Hillary Clinton, FB CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and POTUS who tweeted it was a “cool clock.”  

The boy now has an invite to the White House; not to mention a reach out to enroll and I’ll bet a scholarship from MIT.  I might add, if a kid name Johnny “Notamuslim” had assembled this “clock” and brought it to school, he not only wouldn’t be getting the red carpet treatment, he and his parents would rightfully be up to their necks in criminal charges.  

I cannot let this slide by.  There has been a lot of noise lately about a comment that Donald Trump made that was totally blown out of proportion by Megyn Kelly and the Trump haters.  

So I ask you, while the whole short video linked below is laced with sexist commentary back and forth between HS, MK, and Robin Quivers; listen to this interview between her and Howard Stern from 2010 and wait for the 6:00 minute mark.  

Howard had been dogging her regarding what she makes at Fox and she wouldn't say, prompting him to take a guess; at which point she asked, "...how much would you pay me?"  Without even blinking he replied, "...oh you, for what?"

Work with me here; how is that very non-veiled reply not egregiously more offensive than anything DT has said?  I was going to label it a double entendre, but there was no mistaking the intent of the question, even if thrown out as a "joke."  If she were a lady, she shouldn't have allowed the interview to go down the path it was headed from the get go, and she certainly should have ended it on that very tasteless remark.

Cutie Pie Megyn has some 'splainin' to do.

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Publisher’s note:  I don’t know Heather Barwick, however I cannot help but respect her, a woman who was raised in a “gay family,” for her very open honesty on a subject that has been and is on the forefront of our culture.  

In very straight forward, no nonsense terms, she discusses what is lacking in such families and how children need a mother and a father.  The excerpts below will hopefully interest my readers to follow the link below and view her entire story.

Kudos to her for having the courage to discuss this openly.   

Heather Barwick via The Federalist:  “Gay community, I am your daughter. My mom raised me with her same-sex partner back in the ’80s and ’90s. She and my dad were married for a little while. She knew she was gay before they got married, but things were different back then. That’s how I got here. It was complicated as you can imagine.” 

“I’m writing to you because I’m letting myself out of the closet: I don’t support gay marriage. But it might not be for the reasons that you think.

Children Need a Mother and Father.

It’s not because you’re gay. I love you, so much. It’s because of the nature of the same-sex relationship itself.

Growing up, and even into my 20s, I supported and advocated for gay marriage. It’s only with some time and distance from my childhood that I’m able to reflect on my experiences and recognize the long-term consequences that same-sex parenting had on me. And it’s only now, as I watch my children loving and being loved by their father each day, that I can see the beauty and wisdom in traditional marriage and parenting.

Same-sex marriage and parenting withholds either a mother or father from a child while telling him or her that it doesn’t matter. That it’s all the same. But it’s not. A lot of us, a lot of your kids, are hurting. My father’s absence created a huge hole in me, and I ached every day for a dad. I loved my mom’s partner, but another mom could never have replaced the father I lost.

I grew up surrounded by women who said they didn’t need or want a man. Yet, as a little girl, I so desperately wanted a daddy. It is a strange and confusing thing to walk around with this deep-down unquenchable ache for a father, for a man, in a community that says that men are unnecessary. There were times I felt so angry…”

Please click here for the complete story…

I’ve been thinking about what took place in Garland, TX over the weekend, and I’ve been listening to the talking heads and pundits, “conservative” and “liberal” alike.  I expected the left to spew their normal pandering drivel, because somehow they still think we can all just sit around a campfire and sing “kumbaya” with people that would slice our heads off.  What surprises me is the coddling posture taken by some in the “conservative” camp.  I won’t honor them by mentioning their names, however the comments have ranged from things like, “…it didn’t prove anything,” “…it didn’t serve any purpose,” “…it could have gone horribly wrong,” and lots of other nonsense.  

I beg to differ.  It served to prove that there are some people in our country that do not respect our laws and Constitution.  It showed that our press, some of the people that have the most to lose, think that the rest of us should put the 1st Amendment on hold so as not to “entice anyone to violence.”  What a crock!  The truth is that the press has become scared to death of one particular group because many members of that group are known to become enraged to the point of violent murder if someone so much as mentions bacon and the koran in the same sentence, let alone draw a picture of mohammed.  

Those same gutless wonders in the media not only didn’t mind when a bust of Jesus was put in a urine filled jar and called art; no sir, they all pointed to the 1st Amendment.  The truth is, it didn’t bother them much because they know that Christians, while we despise such things, aren’t of the mindset to do violence and murder because of it.  What point did that depiction make you fake heroes of the media?

Beyond the obvious and shallow cowardice in the media I have this to say to all muslims, jihadi or not.  

How dare you?!  How dare you that call yourselves peaceful allow such animals to run amok in your communities while you do nothing?!  How dare you infiltrate our culture and schoolbooks with your lies and propaganda?!  You don’t like us in the US and the West, we get that.  

While you commit or simply allow by your gutless silence some of the most unspeakable, heinous, demonic atrocities ever witnessed in the history of mankind in the name of your god, you refer to our ally Israel as the “little satan,” and the United States as the “big satan.”  The list of terror acts committed against we in the west by men and women shouting “allahu ackbar” dates back to the very beginnings of the United States when your pirates were attacking our ships on the Barbary Coast.  As witness to that, our Marines are still called “Leathernecks” to this day because they had to wear thick leather neck protection to prevent those pirates, who were muslims, from decapitating them.