Fired Ohio security official’s ties, past omitted by media

By Chris Carter

The Jawa report did a full investigation on an Ohio security official's ties and his past.(Screen snip of Jawa site]
National Public Radio featured a story about a Muslim homeland security official who was fired after a  photo showing him with members of the Council on American-Islamic Relations was featured in an anti-terrorism seminar.

The official in the photo, Omar Alomari, a 60-year-old Jordanian-American, served as a multicultural relations officer for the Ohio Department of Public Safety.

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Weiner erupts—Super Moon or natural behavior?

Updated on Saturday, March 19, 2011 at 2:15PM by Kay B. Day, Editor

When a human goes off on a tangent/rant ahead of what astrologers and NASA call the Super Moon, do we blame the moon or do we blame natural behavior? In the case of Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.), I’d opt for natural behavior. Like so many socialist-progressives, Weiner has a flair for theatrics. Former congressman Alan Grayson (D-Fla.) comes to mind. Weiner erupted over Republicans’ move to defund National Public Radio.

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'Gringo' essay aired on NPR raises questions about rhetoric

National Public Radio aired an essay about the Tucson shooters by a writer named Daisy Hernandez. Hernandez said after she heard about the shootings, she raced to search for the suspect’s name. “There was a collective sigh of brown relief,” she said, “when the Tucson killer turned out to be a gringo.”

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