Demonstrating daily that diversity is not strength!
This is news you aren’t going to see on cable TV or in the mainstream media. After a decade of legal wrangling, the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) was finally facing a jury trial (to begin in September) in a case that alleged they had hired a phony lawyer to help clients with their … Continue reading CAIR Settles with Victims in Virginia Fraud Case
Released this week, the Council on American Islamic Relations report contends that over a thousand foundations (listed in the appendix) fund a vast array of organizations who hate Muslims (they say). Of course my first thought was, well who funded this report endorsed by the disgraced Southern Poverty Law Center and who funds CAIR? And, my … Continue reading CAIR's 2019 Funding "Islamophobia" Report is Worth a Look
“The question isn’t what went wrong at the SPLC; it is why it took so long for the rest of the country to learn what local reporters already knew.” (Jim Tharpe, former managing editor of the Montgomery Advertiser) The problems at the Southern Poverty Law Center could be bigger than discomfort by staff about racism … Continue reading On the Southern Poverty Law Center, Too Late for Tina, Send in the IRS
I can hardly believe it’s been three months since I launched my new blog! Time flies when you are having fun! For new readers, I was going to mention my first ‘welcoming’ post and a review of my first two months, but they both turn up in the top five most-visited posts since January 1st. … Continue reading Three Month Review at Frauds and Crooks
So he funded the earliest version of a “hate crime” database, but according to Richard Tofel, the president of ProPublica, a founding partner and a recipient of the largess of Soros foundation grants, the database is not an effort to collect statistical data, but instead they are simply “soliciting people’s stories.” Those “stories” are then made available … Continue reading Soros Wanted to Document Hate Crimes in Wake of Trump's Election