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Tahrir Square-inspired occupation of Wall Street planned for Sept. 17th!

The founder of U.S. Day of Rage, Alexa O'Brian, was interviewed recently about the far-left anti-corporate, anti-government protest that will begin on September 17th in the Wall Street area of Manahattan, New York. This protest/occupation is also known as Occupy Wall Street.

Islamic supremacy: Khilafah Conference 2011 in Chicago

Islamic supremacy, if implimented globally very slowly, incrimentally, over time, will be a danger to America's freedom and, of course, the entire world. One Islamic supremacist group in America which came out of the shadows after Obama was elected is Hizb-ut-Tahrir.  Observe the screen shot I took of their video which shows an Obama 2012 ad that popped up during their trailer for the 2011 Khilafah conferenc!  Last year, their Khilafah Conference never happened but it did in 2009. This year they either are keeping the location of the conference under wraps or haven't secured a location.  The date of it is June 26th.

A caliphate or khilafah is an Islamic supremacist leader which rules over other using a sharia-based ruling system.

Mitt Romney praised, Herman Cain demonized; both said sharia law should not be in American courts!

Mitt Romney has been praised by some Muslims and those on the far left after he said the following about sharia law in America during CNN's GOP debate Monday night:

"Well, first of all, of course, we’re not going to have Sharia law applied in U.S. courts. That’s never going to happen. We have a Constitution and we follow the law."

Romney said this after Herman Cain expressed concern about the loyality of some Muslims. 

Lou Dobbs in politics?

Will Lou Dobbs run for office - maybe even president?

Maybe.  Ex-CNN anchor Lou Dobbs is considering running for president in 2012

During an interview on WTOP radio in Washington, Dobbs fueled rumors he’s seeking a bid for public office, possibly the highest office in the land, when asked if speculation about an Oval Office bid is “crazy talk.”

“What’s so crazy about that?” Dobbs, 64, replied. “Golly!”

So, is it crazy talk or is it real, the radio station persisted.

“Well, I’ll tell you this much -- it’s one of the discussions that we’re having,” he said. “For the first time, I’m actually listening to some people about politics.”

“I don’t think I’ve got the nature for it,” he added. “[But] we’ve got to do something in this country and I think that being in the public arena means you’ve got to be part of the solution.”