Lang Lang, a Chinese pianist, played the anti-American theme song to the movie “Battle on Shangganling Mountain” at the White House. The song is used by the ChiComs to inspire nationalism and hatred of the United States. The Epoch Times reports: The film [Battle on Shangganling Mountain] depicts a group of “People’s Volunteer Army” soldiers [...]
Tags: Barack Obama, China
The Strictly Right ‘Sunday Feature’ – where we take news and opinion pieces from the week that was and post them for you on Sundays. __________________________________________________ Follow @AriMFine, @AndrewLawton and @RyanWRuppert on Twitter to stay up-to-date on any and all important news. __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ Washington Post: Hubris heading for a fall By: George F. [...]
Tags: Abortion, Arizona Shooting, Barack Obama, Budget, China, Debt, Debt Limit, Deficit, Donald Trump, Economics, Government, Gun Control, Guns, Keith Olbermann, Liberty, Obamacare, Repeal, Sarah Palin, Socialism, Unions, Western Civilization
This week I have written a lot about defense spending, and the need to ensure that the United States maintains the world’s premier fighting forces. “If we know anything, it is that weakness is provocative,” as Secretary Rumsfeld said. President Obama has demonstrated the validity this axiom time and again. Earlier this week, it was [...]
Tags: Barack Obama, California Mystery Missile, China, Defense, Donald Rumsfeld, Iran, Jimmy Carter, Korean War, Mystery Missile, North Korea, South Korea
Seventeenth century philosopher Baruch Spinoza coined the idiom “nature abhors a vacuum.” With President Obama planning withdrawals from Iraq and Afghanistan, severe cuts in military spending, and a talking down of American Exceptionalism, the United States is creating a power vacuum. President Obama has pursued a course of peace through weakness and surrender. Obama’s gutting [...]
Tags: Afghanistan, Barack Obama, California Mystery Missile, China, Debt, Iran, Iraq, Military, Mystery Missile, Spending, Syria, Turkey, War on Terror
Remember the ‘mystery missile’ fired just off the California coast earlier this month: California’s ‘mystery missile’ has been described as: nothing, an optical illusion, a toy rocket, a misfired US missile, an airplane, a ‘black-ops’ Navy test, and who knows what else. Is it possible that the ‘mystery missile’ was launched by a Chinese submarine? [...]
Tags: California, California Mystery Missile, China, Federal Reserve, G20, Mystery Missile
Citizens Against Government Waste just released a hard hitting advertisement warning of the dangers of deficit spending. I can already see the lines of liberals coming out to charge that this video was produced by right wing alarmists. Some Obama liberals might even say that a post-American world would be a good thing. Most liberals [...]
Tags: China, Citizens Against Government Waste, Debt, Ownership, Spending
It seems that that question is too rarely asked in the West. Americans and Canadians alike — particularly those in government — live in fear of offending the Chinese and turn a blind eye to what they’re actually doing…even within our borders. One Canadian Member of Parliament challenged that norm though: Rob Anders. Rob has [...]
Tags: Canada, China, Parliament, Rob Anders
On this episode of Strictly Right, Obama’s thuggery and sluggery with the BP oil spill. As well, a great discussion on the liberal plurality who oppose morality. You can listen to this episode online here or subscribe to the podcast in iTunes.
Tags: Barack Obama, China, Japan, Moral Relativism, Morality, Oil, Oil Spill, Pornography, Sexuality
It seems that Calgary Member of Parliament Rob Anders is the politician your politician could smell like. When a card for the troops in Afghanistan was placed in the lobby of the Canadian House of Commons for Members of Parliament to sign, instead of the standard well-wishes and platitudes, the great Rob Anders offered some [...]
Tags: Canada, China, Communism, Military, Nelson Mandela, Parliament, Rob Anders, Terrorism
From Powerline: Posner said in addition to talks on freedom of religion and expression, labor rights and rule of law, officials also discussed Chinese complaints about problems with U.S. human rights, which have included crime, poverty, homelessness and racial discrimination. He said U.S. officials did not whitewash the American record and in fact raised on [...]
Tags: Arizona, Barack Obama, China, Mao
