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• Presidents and Pharaohs

  by Hassan Nurullah April 27
  "As long as we've got to fight to make sure women have access to quality, affordable health care, and as long as we've got to fight to protect a woman's right to make her own choices about her own health, I want you to know that you've also got a president who's going to be right there...
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• Cry Me A River: Conservative Black Victimhood

  by Hassan Nurullah April 9
    Recently, America was treated to another “Very Special” edition of Hannity featuring a studio audience populated with Black Conservatives. Is it still truly special when Beck and Hannity and company have done it so often now?   Suffice to say, I am a fan of...
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• God Is Speaking

  by Hassan Nurullah April 4
      “He that hath ears to hear, let him hear.” Matthew 11:15 As I intend to be very candid here, this article will be offensive to a variety of people with a variety of political and spiritual perspectives. I wish I could make the points that follow without doing injury to...
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• Irony Thy Name is Iron Man

  by Hassan Nurullah March 29
  The first comic book my father bought for me was Captain America #117. My dad was a voracious reader, for pleasure and entertainment he particularly loved reading science fiction. He used to take me to a used bookstore named “Big Books” the place he copped what he was literarily jonesi...
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• President Obama's Latest Loss Leader

  by Hassan Nurullah March 27
  I grew up in a home that by any measure would best be described as black nationalistic, politically, ideologically and spiritually. My father was a Muslim and he raised my sister and I as Muslims because Islam was a black man’s religion and Christianity was the white man’s religion a...
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• Progressive...Really?

  by Hassan Nurullah March 24
  Progress. Is there a nobler word? Haven’t we all at some point stood back, chest expanded, beaming at the fruits of our labors with contented satisfaction and a sense of accomplishment. “Today I have made progress.” Man has always celebrated the relentless effort to...
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• U.S. Socialism and the Politics of Arms

  by Hassan Nurullah March 6
  If I may, I would like to play the socio-political theoretician. The modern American leftist dismisses the idea his beliefs are socialist and is able to get away with it, (much to the chagrin of sober-minded realists) because U.S. style socialism is a new species. Not unlike some heretofore undisc...
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• The "Holly" Bible

  by Hassan Nurullah March 5
  A Major reason for my becoming Christian was that I was shown the Old Testament prophecies concerning Christ, beginning with the first telling of the gospel inGenesis 3:15: And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and ...
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• Lethal Lies

  by Hassan Nurullah January 23
    One thing that I cannot abide is the use of something meant for the common good, warped into a tool of repression and ill intent. The left is hell bent on depriving Americans the wherewithal to protect themselves and they find no slander too repugnant in their pursuit.   Woe unto ...
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• The Danger of America's Anti-Gun Culture

  by Hassan Nurullah December 15, 2012
  The bestial act played out Friday last in the bucolic community of Newtown, Connecticut returns the nation to the question why? Why would such an act occur? What drives a young man to so horrific a crime?   If one is open to the truth the answer is quite simple —As a culture, we have ...
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