While Al Jazeera’s pro-Islamist lies and propaganda have been exposed numerous times — lies and propaganda being doctrinally permissible through taqiyya — consider the following video recently aired live by the terrorist supporting TV network.
A near hysterical woman is heard lambasting the Egyptian military for supposedly killing peaceful Brotherhood protesters, while the Al Jazeera crew videotapes a man who appears to be either unconscious or dead — a supposed victim of the military.
In a video of Hosni Mubarak when he was still Egypt’s president, the strategies of which he accuses the Muslim Brotherhood have come to pass. What follows are Mubarak’s words from a conference in Egypt (date unknown; author’s translation):
The drug that was once relegated to the homeless and rock stars is now popping up at highschool parties in the suburbs.
When Jessica and Raja Paulraj were first married, they found themselves working at a Christian missionary hospital in a predominantly Muslim section of India. Raja was a doctor at the hospital and Jessica was a nurse. The center of their lives, the center of their marriage is Jesus.
One day a young mother from a Muslim family gave birth to a little boy in the hospital where Jessica and Raja worked. The child had a healthy heart, healthy lungs, and a healthy brain. But he was horribly deformed. He had no nose, no eyelids (imagine that!) no hands and his legs were fused together.
In an interview you will only see on The Brody File, former presidential contender Rick Santorum says he needs to, “keep my options open” when it comes to another run for the GOP presidential nomination.
Also in the interview it became pretty clear where Santorum would position himself if he decided to run: in the potential sweet spot right between Chris Christie and Rand Paul. Read this comment from the interview:
In an interview you will only see on The Brody File, EchoLight Studios CEO Rick Santorum discusses the company’s new movie project called, "Seasons of Gray- The Modern Day Story of Joseph."
“The message (of the film) is that you’ll get through this. As difficult and all the challenges that Joseph had and this modern-day Joseph has that God loves you first and that he’s going to be with you.”
According to a report titled “Sisi to Pentagon: We will not turn back, sovereignty is a red line,” published in Watan newspaper (Saturday, Aug. 17 edition), Egyptian Maj. Gen. Muhammad al-’Assar has just issued a strongly worded letter to the Pentagon, on behalf of the Egyptian military council, saying, among other things, “We will not retreat from fighting terrorism; the military does not run, for the [Egyptian] republic has leadership, and our message is clear: we will not allow red lines to be crossed.”
They are called "Navigators." And much like a GPS navigation system for your car, their role is to help guide Americans through the unfamiliar terrain of enrolling in Obamacare.
This week, the Department of Health and Human Services announced that it gave out $67 million to 105 Navigator grant applicants. (The United Way of Tarrant County, Texas, received the largest anticipated sum of $5.8 million; the University of Southern Florida received the second largest: $4.2 million, while most others received smaller grants between $100,000-$400,000.)
Tariku Fufa was a 13-year-old asthmatic boy when his father evicted him from the house for becoming a Christian.