700 Club founder Pat Robertson stated that the earthquake in Haiti, which may have killed 100,000 people, was God’s punishment for a deal Haitian slaves made with the devil 200 years ago to get out from under French rule. Here are some other tragedies and Robertson’s explanations for them: Eruption of Mount St. Helens, 1980: Divine wrath was incurred when people were too busy enjoying the natural beauty of Washington state and not spending enough time appreciating God Space Shuttle Challenger Explosion, 1986: Ten-year-old Walt Sudul, of Racine, WI, made friends with a Jewish boy at school Oakland Hills Firestorm, … Continue reading God’s Wrath According To Pat Robertson

Terror Experts Warn Next 9/11 Could Fall On Different Date January 6, 2009 | Issue 45•02 Michael Chertoff cautions citizens to accept the possibility of a 5/24. Tom Clancy Treated Like He’s Some Kind Of Terrorism Expert 10.24.01 Not Knowing What Else To Do, Woman Bakes American-Flag Cake 09.26.01 Related Media 9/11 Conspiracy Theories ‘Ridiculous,’ Al Qaeda Says // // WASHINGTON—In an alarming development with wide-reaching implications for America’s safety, Department of Homeland Security head Michael Chertoff and CIA Director Michael Hayden issued a joint report Monday warning that the next 9/11 could in fact occur on a different date. … Continue reading Next 9/11 Could Fall On Different Date!

TEMPE, AZ—With holiday traffic down almost 4 percent compared to last year and business continuing to decline, US Airways announced Monday that it would allow VIP customers to bring bombs on board its flights for a one-time $100 million fee. “At US Airways, we want to show the world that we’re willing to go the distance for customers our competitors repeatedly ignore,” a press release read in part. “Your enrollment fee grants you full access to our prestigious Bomber’s Club at participating airports, early boarding with choice of seat, the option to bring aboard knives and guns for a small … Continue reading Struggling US Airways Introduces $100 Million Bomb Fee

Cats have long been thought to be cleverer than dogs – and now it seems the same is true of their owners. By Matthew Moore The combined cat and dog population of Britain is more than 20.8 million, 50 per cent higher than previously thought Photo: PHOTOLIBRARY People with cats are more likely to have university degrees than those with dogs, according to a scientific survey of pet ownership. The study also revealed that the combined cat and dog population of Britain is more than 20.8 million – 50 per cent higher than previously thought. Researchers at the University of … Continue reading Cat owners ‘more educated than dog owners’ 🙂

The following is an unedited statement that was published by the Taliban website, Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, earlier today. ***** After the London Conference, the Kabul surrogate administration farcically speaks of peace and reconciliation. Hamid Karzai, Head of the stooge administration, visited Saudi Arabia to request Saudi King Abdullah to mediate between the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan and the Kabul regime and, by extension, with the USA. However, if we ponder over the whole process of reconciliation, we see that it is no more than an eye-wash, designed to ostensibly show to the public of these countries who are against the … Continue reading Taliban Responds To Karzai – Can We Call This Reconciliation?

MICHAEL RUBIN http://WWW.COMMENTARYMAGAZINE.COM/VIEWARTICLE.CFM/TAKING-TEA-WITH-THE-TALIBAN-15344 February 2010 Addressing the nation on December 1, 2009, President Barack Obama laid out the case for an augmented American presence in Afghanistan to battle the Taliban forces seeking to push their way back into power. “Over the last several years, the Taliban has maintained common cause with al-Qaeda, as they both seek an overthrow of the Afghan government,” he declared. The president offered a brief account of the Taliban’s rise to power before the U.S. tossed them out in November 2001. “Al-Qaeda’s base of operations was in Afghanistan,” he said, “where they were harbored by the … Continue reading Taking Tea with the Takfiri Taliban Mullahs

By Fawaz A. Gerges // STORY HIGHLIGHTS Osama bin Laden tapes claim responsibility for attempted Christmas Day bombing Fawaz Gerges says al Qaeda is able to appeal to tiny group of alienated Muslims He says in larger Muslim world, al Qaeda is increasingly unpopular Gerges: Best line of defense against terrorism is the Muslim community // RELATED TOPICS // Osama bin Laden // Terrorism // Islam Editor’s note: Fawaz A. Gerges is a professor of Middle Eastern Politics and International Relations at the London School of Economics. Among his books is “The Far Enemy: Why Jihad Went Global” (Cambridge University … Continue reading Lone wolves signal al Qaeda’s weakness