"As the Muslim settler population in the country increases, the number of cases will grow. No matter how much law enforcement expands the scope of its operations, it will not be able to keep up with the high natural birth rates of the Muslim settler population whose terrorists don’t need a fraction of the training or skills that trained law enforcement figures do.

....Not every Muslim will shoot up a nightclub or bomb a marathon, but we have no foolproof way of telling them apart. And even many Muslims who would not shoot up an office party in San Bernardino will still sympathize with the perpetrators. And even those Muslims who don’t will often continue supporting the Muslim lobby of organizations like CAIR that stymie law enforcement investigations of Islamic terrorism

.... Lone wolf terrorism is a viral threat that is spread by Islamic migration. We can only end it by closing the door."

http://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/263534/lone-wolf-terrorism-caused-muslim-immigration-daniel-greenfield

Confirmed: Top Saudi Officials Aided the 9/11 Jihad Plot

https://www.jihadwatch.org/2016/07/confirmed-top-saudi-officials-aided-the-911-jihad-plot

After 9/11, the U.S. declared war on terror and entered Iraq and Afghanistan. But if Bush had really been serious about attacking jihad terror at its root, he would have invaded Saudi Arabia and Iran instead.

Hostile Marketing tactics is eventually going to bite them in the ass.

http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2016/07/18/star-trek-producer-j-j-abrams-george-takei-has-too-much-baggage/

Specially when they realize that the world's second largest movie-going market (China) has a ban on depicting LGBT characters on screen.

A good morning from CC, with this (that tune has been stumbling around for forty GD years, but I hadn't noticed the clumsiness) and this (33 is late days for a breakthrough of this magnitude, no? This guys starts a family, his innovation days are over.)

Hi there, Trump Luverzz! Have you been sending in you campaign contributions?

It's only July, but this early entrant remains the best contender for Mixed Metaphor of 2016.

The law can be such an ass sometimes:

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20160713/17515234967/could-donald-trump-block-hillary-clintons-campaign-visiting-his-website-via-cfaa.shtml

Remember Hillary's deleted emails? turns out they're not so deleted:

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/fbi-to-start-handing-over-deleted-clinton-emails-to-state-department-on-friday/article/2596787

Deer campaigns: for the measly fee of $1 million I will make sure your drives are wiped clean, and unrecoverable.

Milo reviews Ghostbusters:

In this film, by contrast, the enemy is all men, while the government ends up playing dad. Every man in the movie is a combination of malevolent and moronic.

Suddenly, the reason for their relatively low opening weekend comes into sharp focus: insulting about half your audience isn't a winning plan.

http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2016/07/18/milo-reviews-ghostbusters/

A different take: The real reason that the Ghostbusters reboot didn't work, and could not have worked. Short answer: This isn't the 1980s.

Enjoyed that piece.

In truth, it was just a good piece of 1980's entertainment, not a great one. It was very much a Hollywood article, with all the baggage... Cheaper-than-union-orchestra synth music, Kasey Kasem's wife, 13 minutes too long, etc. Atherton's marshmallow sliming was so awkwardly shot and edited as to poison the memory of his handsome performance theretofore.

Caddyshack was funnier and less noisy, even with a fratboy explosion at climax. Speaking of climax, Morgan was and almost certainly is more alluring than Weaver.