Demographics

Muslim Demographics

Islamic Sharia Law in the U.S.: Nonie Darwish

Time for a Tea Party

First 100 days in trust

Some Practical Advice

The current strain of flu can be treated with Tamiflu. This is a medication that treats influenza A and B, the two major strains of influenza, by disrupting the virus's ability to copy itself. It has a low side effect profile and when taken within the first 12-36 hours of flu symptoms can significantly shorten the duration of the flu and limit the intensity of the symptoms.

The number one treatment is black elderberry extract, particularly Sambucol.

Black elderberry extract can be found in a syrup form, lozenges, or capsules.

There are also natural cold and flu fighters:

* Green tea--capsules are more potent than tea. Green tea works as an immune system booster, an anti-viral and it also has anti-bacterial properties. Decaffeinated green tea is probably the best way to take it so that you're not hyped up and unable to sleep which definitely lowers your immune system.

* Garlic--nicknamed 'Russian penicillin,' this herb has broad antiviral, antibacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-yeast properties. Odorless garlic is less effective because it means the manufacturer has removed all traces of the most essential nutrient. Instead, enteric-coated garlic pills dissolve deeper in your digestive track and therefore doesn't produce garlic breath or give you garlic odor. Enteric-coated garlic is absorbed better so it can get into your system and seek out and destroy flu and flu-like illness viruses.

One caution is that like aspirin, garlic is a blood thinner, so if you're already taking aspirin or more serious prescription blood thinners you have to be careful and consult your doctor.

* Echinacea and goldenseal--while there have been recent reports that question the efficacy of Echinacea, like anything else in human disease and treatment people respond differently to different treatments. The same is true for Echinacea. It doesn't work for everyone but Echinacea has been around for a long time because it is effective for some number of people, maybe not the majority.

Since 2007, Warned of Pandemic

Since 2007 I noted with concern that a pandemic could be in the works. With the latest outbreak, more troops in the streets, and unrest across America, we could be in for a more difficult time. The U.S. government has steadfastly refused to close the border between the U.S. and Mexico, and not surprisingly, this is the place of origin for the outbreak. In addition, who was just there recently? Obamabow was just in Mexico. Some coincidences are just too neat and pat to be a coincidence.

The symptoms of swine flu in people include fever, fatigue, lack of appetite, coughing and sore throat.

Michael Osterholm, a pandemic flu expert at the University of Minnesota, said new cases were probably already incubating around the world.

Tamiflu, an antiviral drug used against bird flu, is said to be effective against the new strain.

Hugh Hewitt vs Sam Harris

Hugh Hewitt vs Sam Harris
by apologetics

Obamabow "More Dangerous Than Al Qaeda and the Vietcong"

An Air Force veteran was interviewed at the Philadelphia Tea Party; he remarked that he was afraid of Obamabow than he was of Al Qaeda or the Vietcong.

Obamabow Christ

This image is a painting by artist Michael D’Antuono called “The Truth” that will be officially unveiled at Union Square in New York City on April 29 to mark Obamabow’s hundred days in office.

Islamic Professor Suggested Mexican Border Open for Chemical Attack

I reported here that a Kuwaiti professor theorized that our southern border was wide open to a chemical attack; now, recent reports from Mexico confirm that a possible pandemic could be breaking out. Still, our government refuses to close the border.

Is This Barry as a Foreign Student?

This is a copy of the journal of CA Assembly, Senate. When you enter the name Soetoro Moestabjab of Indonesia, you can see his name among the names of the foreign exchange students, who received financial aid from the state of CA. It is possible that this foreign student is our own little Barry Soetoro, Obamabow himself.

Security Before Politics by Porter J. Goss

Bush Saved Hundreds of Thousands of Iraqis From Saddam's Reign & Clinton's Embargo

OBAMA'S POLL NUMBERS TRAIL THOSE OF W.; GALLUP COVERS IT UP

Tea Bad News for Republicans: To Wit, Spector

The polls conducted by Rasmussen Reports demonstrate that for the Republican Party those incumbents who vote for increased government, taxes, and federal bailouts risk voter backlash in the next election.

An excellent example is Senator Arlen Specter, R-Pa., who is one of only three Republicans in Congress to vote for Obamabow’s $787 billion stimulus plan. According to a Rasmussen poll released this morning, the 28-year senator now trails his 2004 GOP primary rival Pat Toomey in the polls by 21 points: 51% of Pennsylvania Republicans say they’d vote for Toomey in a 2010 primary, while just 30% would support Specter.

A separate Rasmussen poll demonstrated that 58% of Specter’s Republican constituents cited his support of the stimulus package as reason for their waning support.

The grass roots tea parties seem to have energized the populace. In Specter’s state, the poll found that 79% of Pennsylvania Republicans have a favorable opinion of the tea parties, and 30% knew someone personally who attended. Overall, 82% of Pennsylvania Republicans agree with the parties that the federal government has too much money and too much power.

Liberal FDR and How He Handled the Enemy: Death

Venezuela State TV Demonstrates a Different Side Of Barry

Massive Increases in Electricity Costs Promised by Obamabow

"Cap and trade is a tax, a big one," Representative John Dingell (D-Michigan).

The Islamic Center of Hate in the U.S.A.

Dave Gaubatz, the first U.S. civilian Federal Agent deployed to Iraq in 2003 and owner of DG Counter-terrorism Publishing, as reported here is currently conducting a 50 State Counter-terrorism Research Tour (CTRT).

Obamabow's Spending 1st

Obamabow compared to previous regimes:

Clinton’s 1st Year $312 Billion
Bush’s 1st Year $194 Billion
Obamabow’s 1st 100 Days $564 Billion

Book Chavez Gave to Obama Is Used as Core Text on Many College Campuses