CREEPING SHARIA 7 Hours Ago Florida: Public school textbook devotes 72 pages on Islam for every 1 page on other religions via  Getting a school board's attention | Tennesseans Watching Federal & State Government . "This special treatment of Islam consists of devoting many more pages to Islam when compared to any other religion in an approximate ration of 72 to one." -State Representative Ritch Workman "From what I've read and heard over the past few years about Islam contradicts what's in these textbooks." -Andy Ziegler, Brevard School Board Member Members of a Florida ACT! for America chapter, along with members of a Florida organization called Citizens for National Security, recently got the attention of elected officials and local school board members regarding egregious pro-Islamic bias in a school textbook. How could anyone in America justify devoting 72 pages about Islam for every one page about Christianity and Judaism in a public school text...

 THEBLAZE.COM 7 Hours Ago 'There Is a Stench to This': Mo. Town Livid After Saudi National's First-Degree Murder Charge Dismissed by  Dave Urbanski A Saudi national in Missouri accused of first-degree murder—and who remained in jail for 11 months even after the Saudi Arabian government posted his $2 million bail—is a free man. Ziyad Abid was accused of paying his roommate to kill a popular bar owner in Warrensburg, Mo., a town about an hour east of Kansas City, but prosecutors dropped those charges Friday due to insufficient evidence, according to the  Associated Press. And many in Warrensburg are livid. "There's a stench to this, this town is outraged," resident Steve Ciafullo told  WDAF-TV . "Anyone else would face trial, he might be innocent but he should stand trial like everybody else should." Mike Bodenhamer was a friend and business partner of the victim, Blaine Whitworth, and believes Abid's release is nothing but dirty politics. "He...

 BREITBART.COM 5 Hours Ago Palin to Obama: 'We Haven't Forgotten' You Mocked Special Olympics by  Benjamin Chance by  Benjamin Chance  3 Aug 2013, 3:20 PM PDT  post a comment One might say President Barack Obama set the tone for his administration on "The Tonight Show" in March 2009 when he "joked" that the 129 he had rolled in the White House bowling alley was "like the Special Olympics, or something." Former Alaska Gov. and Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin has not forgotten the president's notion of repartee. We haven't forgotten Obama's mocking of the Special Olympics a few years ago on Leno's show. And now we see how...  http://t.co/MQhqmLVBd2 — Sarah Palin (@SarahPalinUSA)  August 2, 2013 At the time, Palin, along with most of the country, was "shocked" to hear about Obama's flippant and heartless comments. "This was a degrading remark about our world's most precious and unique peopl...