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Jewish World Review May 10, 2010/ 26 Iyar 5770 Greeks, Leaks and and Double-Speak By Arnold Ahlert http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | Some days writing a column is harder than other days. This is particularly true when the full flower of moonbat liberalism manifests itself in so many different arenas. Here are some of those arenas in no particular order: • I couldn't care less that two self-aggrandizing asses were tasered, one for running onto a ball field in Philadelphia, and the other for disrupting the Players Championship golf tournament in Florida. The hand-wringers called it an unnecessary use of force. Baloney. A couple of young screw-ups got an electrifying dose of consequences for irresponsible behavior—period. • Anyone who thinks Greece isn't the proverbial canary in the coal mine is in a coma. See if this sounds familiar: out-of-control spending, a bloated, self-entitled public service sector, a mountain of accumulated debt, trillions of dollars in unfunded mandates—and a corrupt political class completely out of touch with the people. With precious few exceptions, what nation couldn't be plugged into the above description? • The BP oil spill is a tragedy and a travesty. Despite the predictable hysteria by the enviro jackboots, 60% of Americans recognize this for exactly what it is: a regrettable accident, but no excuse for abandoning our pursuit of domestic oil sources. On the travesty side, Americans are getting a double-dose: government incompetence, despite all the "we we're on it from day one" blather coming from the Obama administration, and another glaring example of a media double-standard for giving them a pass. Anyone who thinks a Republican administration would have received the same calculated indifference from members of the Fourth Estate is completely clueless. This is one American who will not be cowed by conniving, duplicitous hacks, for whom I have three words: drill, baby, drill. • The school officials who sent five kids home for wearing American flags on Cinco de Mayo should be fired. How poisonous is the mindset that has permeated far too many American public schools? No one could put it any better than Jessica Cortez, a sophomore at Live Oak high school where the incident took place: "It's disrespectful to do it on Cinco de Mayo. They can be a patriot on some other day. Not that specific day." Got that? One can only wonder how many other "holidays" Americans should be required to suppress their patriotism so as not to offend kids who, due to the anti-American rhetoric which is now an integral part of the "educational" experience, have been taught to be offended. I've said it before and I'll say it again: public schools are Ground Zero for the leftist indoctrination machine. Until parents recognize this reality and fight back, more and more weak-thinking, socialist-loving, big-government zealots will be spewed onto the American landscape. • Three Navy SEALS tried, three Navy SEALS acquitted. Personal memo to those willing to put themselves in harm's way to protect our nation—even as their own superiors and the unconscionable "Rules of Engagement" further endanger their lives: dead terrorists tell no tales. • the Obama administration, and the incomparably incompetent Janet Napolitano, have made it clear that much of their "strategy" for protecting our nation against terrorist attacks can be reduced to two words: dumb luck. Can anyone imagine what the American public would be thinking if three hundred-plus lives were snuffed out by the Christmas Eve underwear bomber, followed by perhaps another several hundred in Times Square—both of which would have followed the successful terrorist attack at Fort Hood? I can tell you one thing they wouldn't be thinking: holding civilian trials for the perpetrators of 9/11 in New York City is a great idea. Perhaps the only thing more appalling is a mainstream media which, after getting their hopes raised following initial reports of a "white man" leavings Times Square, could barely conceal their collective disappointment when Faisal Shahzad turned out to be another Muslim terrorist instead of a "crazy tea-bagger." This is the same media which has swallowed the "lone wolf" theory perpetrated by an administration desperate to convey the message that we're up against a series of disgruntled individuals rather than a worldwide cancer perpetrated by Islamic fanatics. • Let me clue liberals into a couple of realities they would love to deny: 1. the overwhelming majority of terrorists are Muslim; 2. the overwhelming majority of illegal immigrants are Hispanic. That liberals would consider both realitiesimpediments to successful strategies for dealing with these problems is a testament to the utter bankruptcy of their worldview. • Despite a court ruling in April that the FCC had no authority to regulate the Internet, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski, like so many liberals, won't take "no" for an answer if it goes against their worldview. Once again, government meddling is being characterized as promoting "fairness." Once again, the private sector, more than willing to spend billions to expand service, will now take a wait-and-see approach, until government decides how much of the industry they can socialize for the "good of the people." Add these companies to a long list of those who will not hire any more workers until they are sure how far a far-reaching government can intrude on their bottom line. And never forget: the same media which castigated the Bush administration for a 5% unemployment rate is now saying an increase in unemployment rate from 9.7% to 9.9% is good news, because it means more people are looking for jobs. Perhaps if the unemployment rate tops 10%, they'll be ecstatic. • Lastly, as we can observe, some tragedies are "more equal" than others. Unlike the mainstream media, I cannot ignore the trials and tribulations being endured by the people of Nashville and the surrounding areas which have been devastated by floods. No doubt ordinary—dare I say mostly white—Americans struggling against the capriciousness of Mother Nature isn't as "sexy" as some of the other items mentioned above. No doubt the president playing golf during the tragedy, or the fact that Janet Napolitano waited six days before touring the area is no big deal. But one would think 30 deaths might merit more than a passing mention by most of the major news outlets. Alas, no such luck. Hang in there, Tennessee. Some of out here actually give a damn. Every weekday JewishWorldReview.com publishes what many in the media and Washington consider "must-reading". Sign up for the daily JWR update. It's free. Just click here. Comment on JWR Contributor Arnold Ahlert's column, by clicking here. Previously: 05/05/10: Twelve Million Illegals --- or Thirty? 05/02/10: Republicans: Playing Not to Lose Doesn't Cut It 04/28/10: Arizona: Progressivism's Waterloo? 04/26/10: Son of Amnesty 04/22/10: Mortgages and Moral Meltdowns 04/20/10: Bashing Christians — Or Gays? 04/15/10: Personal Integri-‘tea’ 04/12/10: Fools, Tools and Ghouls 04/08/10: (Tea) Party On 04/05/10: The Triumph of Mediocrity 04/02/10: Two For the Road 03/29/10: The Innate Immorality of Liberalism 03/24/10: The Art of War 03/22/10: I Want My Country Back 03/18/10: A Perpetual Process 03/17/10: American Exhibitionists 03/15/10: A Light Bulb Moment of Clarity 03/10/10: Little Things Mean A Lot 02/03/10: Budgetary Fork in the Road 02/01/10: Liberal Economic Illiteracy 01/27/10: ‘Roe-ing and Wade-ing’ Back to Reason 01/25/10: Arrogance When Up, Denial When Down 01/20/10: Connecting the Educational Dots 01/19/10: The Next Tea Party? 01/15/10: The Myth That Keeps on Giving 01/13/10: Airport Security Begins Away From the Airport 01/11/10: Secrets and Lies 01/08/10: Embracing Bigotry — or Rejecting Bullying? 01/06/10: Hanging by an Ideological Thread 01/04/10: Our ‘Wonderama’ Bureaucracy 12/30/09: A Day Off 12/28/09: Dangerous Myths 12/25/09: I, Me, Mine 12/23/09: A Very Harry Christmas 12/21/09: My Opinon 12/18/09: The Party of Repeal 12/15/09: Privileged Exemption 11/30/09: ‘Settled’ Science and Unsettled Children 11/30/09: American Sharia Law 11/23/09:The Trial (Travesty) of the Century 11/04/09: American Vampires and Their Political Enablers 11/01/09: ‘Opting Out’ of Insanity? 10/28/09: Cell Phones Cause Brain Cancer. Brain Required 10/26/09: Communism: Nazism With Better PR 10/21/09: Just Asking 10/16/09: Cost Projections vs. Actual Costs, or Hope and Change vs. Reality 10/14/09: News you can use … 10/07/09: Incremental Insidiousness 10/05/09: MIA: Common Sense and Common Decency 09/30/09: Iran: Bad Options and Unpreparedness 09/21/09: Crying Racism: the Last Refuge of Scoundrels 09/11/09: 9/11 Cannot Be Sanitized 09/08/09: ‘Truthers’ and Consequences 09/01/09: A ‘Paper Trail’ Challenge for the Mainstream Media 08/31/09: Drowning in Amorality 08/26/09: The Republican Recovery Program © 2010, Arnold Ahlert

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